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>> how about the issue of whether -- you know, you have another issue of messaging. and ill put it this way. a lot of people look at gas prices and then sit there and say, man, this economys tough, right? we know that that one number has a huge impact on the psyche of americans. has a huge impact on the perception of inflation. has a huge impact on the perception money in their pocket. i havent heard democrats talking about those bread and butter issues. look, the other side was talking about it...

This critical race theory talk? >> obviously glenn youngkin when it came to issues on the ground in virginia, he spoke to a clear crisis point in classrooms for a lot of parents. i think its more of a holdover in terms of situation with regards to covid and the frustrating parents have had in terms of having a say in their day-to-day lives with their kids and that got them kind of mirrored with the critical race theory debate which is nonexistent in the commonwealth. crt is not being taught in t...

Which, youre seeing play out among democrats. i think youre right. i think new jersey is significant. and i think there is an enthusiasm issue here for scott jennings earlier talked about boiler plate, you know, conservative issues. thats what the republicans wanted. can we get back to fighting about the culture, fighting about ideology and getting away from the toxic personality contest, so, you know, we look at virginia, it is our business to overreact to certain results and trends. but, you k...

Different pieces of the democratic party emerge victorious, but i do think you look at overall what we have seen throughout the democratic primary season when a lot of the battles were decided. you look at the minneapolis ballots measure, the buffalo case. i do think, quite frankly, look at joyed from who tweergs, how he emerged in the party. i think we see democratic voters over and over again, side a bit more with that center lane and obviously the progressive moderate divide we see play out r...

The union," dana bash. democrats agree they have a problem here, but they dont seem to agree on what the problem is. >> because all of them are likely right. there are multiple problems. and those problems are kind of widespread and they have different tentacles, if you will. there is the problem of the fact that -- you heard tim kaine in that remarkable sound bite from capitol hill. the former governor, the current senator of virginia saying that if they had passed the democratic-led congress, ...

41% say theres too much focus on the issue. 1/3 thinks theres too little and a quarter feel the approach the racism is about right. 2/3s say the country is headed in the wrong direction. quite the gloomy outlook. remains to be seen how this will add up tonight and we wait and watch the call that winner, sean, at any time. >> sean: when you look at the big picture items weve been talking about, afghanistan, the border, inflation, higher energy prices, beg opec, begging russia for more production ...

Suburbs feeling like there is a lack of safety. crime is up. homicide rates are up. so the reality of what is happening on the ground and how people are feeling has changed dramatically. also, lets just say for democrats looking at directions and a road map of where to go to continue to win, theyre going to look at the notion of de-fund the police and say, maybe whether its the terminology or the action, we need to talk more about bread and butter issues that republicans did. >> whether it will ...

Focus on specific issues, kitchen table bread and butter issues, the economy, the grocery tax, gas prices and specifically education really picking up on this gap from mcauliffe he was not able to recover from. lets look at the numbers in terms of just how important education was to voters. and it really sets the scene there, for both voters, but you look at how important education was. how much say should parents have in what schools teach? those voting for mcauliffe, nearly three-quarters. tha...

In saras piece, he believes thats the answer. and so i dont think theres any reason not to listen to what he is saying. he knows virginia. he won in virginia. and he happens to be a sitting senator. and, the fact is that if you look inside what is in the democrats agenda, there are bread and butter issues. there are issues like universal pre-k, helping with education, like, you know, child care. like other affordable help for -- health care for elderly and so on and so forth and the larger separ...

And control over. with my kids, how i educate and inform them. to kattys point, that translates across a whole host of other issues. when you layer on supply chain issues, gas prices going up, a loaf of bread going up, you know, those suburban white women who were a big difference in northern virginia begin to take that out on the one thing they see standing in their way. thats the kind of narrative that you saw play out. say what you want. in many respects, the crt discussion for mcauliffe was ...