Bill O’Reilly couldn’t contain his rage while talking about the GOP’s economic message heading into the midterms.
He was visiting NewsNation when host Leland Vittert turned the topic toward American voters who are being forced to pick between two parties whose only real platform seems to be “the other guy is going to make it worse.” As rising costs continue to crush the middle class, people are looking for a viable candidate who can help them see the light at the end of the tunnel. O’Reilly became overwhelmingly frustrated that this wasn’t something Republicans were capitalizing on.
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“It’s why Americans are so fed up with both parties, and they’re tired of the argument ‘Well, the other guy is going to make it worse,'” Vittert explained. “They want major structural changes.”
“And they’re not gonna get it, Leland,” O’Reilly exploded. “They’re not gonna get it.”
“They may get it with Democrats, because Democrats are the only ones who are willing to follow through on this stuff,” Vittert argued.
“They’re not gonna get it. They’re not,” O’Reilly insisted. “Look, the Democratic Party’s main platform is ‘We’re gonna raise taxes.’ They’ll tell you on the rich, but it ain’t just the rich. If you live in New York City, they’re taxin’ you for just walking down the street, okay? So that’s their platform. Is that affordability? We’re going to tax every blanking thing you do? And we’re gonna try to take every asset you have? That’s what their solution is?”
“Many people are voting and they don’t understand micro or macroeconomics. They don’t get it. What they get is, their neighbor Sally saying, ‘I hate Trump, we’ll vote for this one,'” he continued.
“They get, also, what amount of money they have in their pocket at the end of the week, in that sense too,” Vittert noted.
“Whose fault is that?!” O’Reilly shouted. “Whose fault is that?!”
“That’s why we have elections,” Vittert responded.
“No, that’s why we have capitalism! You bought in, you compete, you do the things necessary to succeed! That’s what capitalism is! Democrats are selling socialism!” O’Reilly added.
“You want to see affordability? Go to California, there’s nothing affordable there,” he continued. “So stop with this nonsense.”
The argument comes as the DSA segment of the Democratic Party continues to see mainstream electoral success, amid fears that young people are becoming more radical in their beliefs due to economic despair. Any serious candidate is going to have to develop a sound economic platform if they want to be taken seriously by voters.
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Sierra Marlee is a millennial whose hunger for the truth in a world of fake news has led her to write. Marlee also contributes to BizPac Review.
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