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Published Nov 22, 2019

Chaos Across The World | Ep. 903

Ben Shapiro delves into the political storms brewing globally, dissecting the legitimacy of Trump's impeachment proceedings, the fallout from Netanyahu's legal troubles in Israel, and the Democratic Party's internal struggles, all of which signal tumultuous times ahead.
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  • Debate Analysis

    The recent Democratic debates have been underwhelming, with candidates failing to capture the audience's interest. notes that the debates lacked excitement, leading to poor ratings compared to previous election cycles 1. He highlights how the New York Times' coverage favored Bernie Sanders, despite his performance being typical of his usual style 2. This reflects a broader issue within the Democratic Party, where candidates struggle to stand out and engage viewers.

    The problem is that this debate was incredibly boring. The other problem is that the moderators suck.

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    The lack of enthusiasm for the candidates is evident in the declining viewership numbers, which Shapiro attributes to the debates' dull nature and ineffective moderation 1.

       

    Fundraising Issues

    The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is facing significant fundraising challenges, which could impact their 2020 election efforts. points out that the DNC's financial struggles are evident, with less than $8.7 million cash on hand and over $7 million in debt 3. This financial disparity is stark compared to the Republican National Committee's robust fundraising efforts.

    The RNC raised nearly three times as much money as the DNC last month, pulling in over $25 million in October.

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    Shapiro suggests that the lack of a clear nominee and uninspiring candidates contribute to these fundraising woes, further complicating the DNC's position as they head into the election year 3.

       

    Party Divisions

    A rift between moderate and progressive Democrats is becoming increasingly apparent, with policy differences causing internal strife. discusses how moderates like Cory Booker are openly criticizing Elizabeth Warren's policy proposals, such as her wealth tax 4. This division highlights the challenges the party faces in uniting its base.

    The democratic moderates are attacking Elizabeth Warren and continuing to tear her down.

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    Shapiro draws parallels between the current Democratic situation and the Republican Party's 2012 primary struggles, suggesting that the lack of a standout candidate is causing similar issues 2.

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