Stephen A. Smith criticized the Republicans and Democrats for the debt of $ 36 trillion from the nation, but saved their most clear reprices for the US left and their focus on trans problems at an inopportune.
Speaking in his Homonymous YouTube showThe ESPN expert gave the Democratic Party a conference for “frivolous arguments regarding identity policy.” In particular, he launched the left for highlighting 'transgender problems, as opposed to LGBTQ overall problems, while reminding the party that Americans are more concerned about the economy.
“That is not what people care about when their wallets are pinned, when eggs, milk and gas and bread and everything is expensive,” said Smith while egg prices reached records this week in the middle of a deadly flu tension. 'They don't care! They only care when they feel comfortable. They don't care when they suffer. Get used.
A recent survey revealed that Smith may have more political support than many renowned democratic presidential applicants, although it has not yet declared interest in any position, including the White House. He recently admitted to feeling as a “damn fool” for supporting Kamala Harris and has congratulated the conservatives as a frequent guest in the Fox news program of the right -wing expert Sean Hannity.
But Bronx's native of 57 is not afraid to direct the criticisms to the right as well, particularly after the national debt increased by almost $ 8 billion during Donald Trump's first term in office.
The hands of “the Republicans” are not clean in all this, Trump spent, “Smith said before listing predecessors such as George W. Bush, George Hw Bush and Ronald Reagan.
Stephen A. Smith has more support than several renowned democratic presidential applicants
Smith recently admitted feeling like a “damn fool” for supporting Kamala Harris and Tim Walz
“It's not about spending because everyone spends,” said Smith. Is it who will spend on? What am I going to spend? Democrats and Republicans, all are guilty. All his hands are dirty in this deficit of $ 36 billion in which we operate.
Smith also disagree with the initiatives of the War of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) of Trump and his followers, many of which have already lost funds or approval of the government in the new administration.
“Dei, Oh, everyone is in a fuss about Dei,” said Smith. 'Do you know what my uproar was? I do not like the fact that you are acting like everything associated with Dei involves some incompetent people who were not obtaining work based on their merit.
“But it is forgetting why the need for Dei was necessary to begin, similar to why Rooney rule was necessary in the National Football League, similar to why affirmative action was necessary,” Smith continued, listing the hiring initiatives that the hiring initiatives for the NFL and the Federal Government began that have been criticized. “If you had not been so insidious, so vicious, so inequitable in terms of how you treated other human beings that were not white, those programs would not have needed to exist.”
Once again, Smith later directed his attention to the Democrats.
'But that does not mean that the left was not for board after the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis for those police officers, mainly Derek Chauvin, and that they did not use it as an opportunity to try to blame the nation to vote for them Regardless of incompetence and tone deafness in which they operated, “he said.
'Everyone's hands are dirty. All. The difference is that Trump does not mind getting dirty and dirtier.
John McLaughlin – Trump's main pollster – surveyed to 1,000 peopleseveral of which had a positive response to the possibility that Stephen A. Smith will run for president in 2028
Smith later returned to the issue of freezing of government spending, something that the White House has already terminated in the midst of generalized confusion about the initial memorandum that the directives issued.
“So yes, you are right,” Smith resumed. 'All this with federal freezing has been a bit badly managed, particularly in the public eye. And he had to … go back a bit to make sure his IS and crossed their TS properly before advancing with him at a later date.
“But they don't be wrong, he sent the message: he is not playing.”
Then Smith explained what he sees how the role of the left during the second Trump administration.
“Now the Democrats can do the work that they were supposed to do again: legitimately point out the defects in their vision,” he said.