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Should a minority community's right to be in America depend on their willingness to converge with the cultural mainstream? No, it shouldn't depend on that. It shouldn't depend on anything. We're all Americans, after all.

Let me give the Democrats the only advice they actually need right now. 👇🏼 Stop the anti-Trump rhetoric. It doesn't work. It has never worked. Move on!!! Campaign on renewal. Reconnect the bottom half of this country back to the social contract. Talk about: -jobs training -better schools -more food in schools 40 to 50% of kids are showing up hungry and you cannot learn on an empty stomach. Go back to your roots. Mario Cuomo got these voters. Lyndon Johnson got these voters. JFK got these voters. Go back to them and say, we're sorry. We disconnected from you. Trump gave you an avatar for your anger. We're here to give you actual solutions. Do what Newt Gingrich did in 1994. Put together a contract with the American Worker. List every single thing you're going to do for the people who feel most left out. Make it concrete. Make it a promise. Make them hold you to it. But if you spend the next two years attacking Trump and waving the Epstein files around, he owns the Department of Justice. It's his personal law firm now. You will get nowhere. Focus on the future. The people who feel left out don't need more outrage. They need a plan. Give them one.

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