DNC Candidate: Calling Trump ‘Offensive’ Doesn’t Resonate with Struggling Americans
‘While many of you know that I am openly gay, what many of you don’t know is that I came from the lowest of the white working class’
Feb 12, 2017 1:00 AM
By Grabien Staff
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BUCKLEY: "My answer might cost me this race. I'm sorry. While many of you know that I am openly gay, what many of you don't know is that I came from the lowest of the white working class. Let me tell you, when we are running hundreds of millions of dollars worth of commercials telling the voters, oh, our opponent is offensive. When you are worried about your damn agent, your job, whether your kids are going to school, they don't really give a crap about if the president is an insult dog. The reality is that we did not offer a positive message. We did not offer a message to my neighbors. We did not offer a message to the people in Indiana or Ohio or Pennsylvania or Kentucky. What we did is say, how offensive! Grow up. That is not reality for most of America."