The Cracks in the Blue Wall

Michigan and Wisconsin are Midwestern swing states with the power to make or break the election. They’re crucial bricks in the Democrats’ “Blue Wall” strategy, a wall that’s starting to crack. On this third installment of “All Over the Map,” John King and his team visit Milwaukee, site of next week’s Republican convention and home to a Black liberal base increasingly disaffected with a President and party they feel abandoned by. In Detroit, many, especially in the Arab-American community, are heartbroken and angry over President Biden’s response to the war in Gaza. Two voters, Eric and Ibrahim, give us their takes - and remind us why we’re traveling “all over the map”.
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[@robertspeakman6523]

What happened to the video? Is there one, all i see is "All over the map THE RUST BELT.

[@lightfootlivery]

@robertspeakman6523 This series is meant to be in audio form only. The previous installment was the same, and it lists audio production people at the end.

[@robertspeakman6523]

@@lightfootlivery that sucks.

[@KLondike5]

Wisconsin rural folks live in their own delusions. The GOP can't help the poor & villianize them for seeking assistance though the minimum wage is still $7.25 an hour.
Meanwhile they cut taxes & should always be criticized for the ridiculous deal of billions of dollars to build a TV manufacturing factory that never happened and never was going to happen. And even if it did, the math made no sense and was never going to be net positive for the state residents. The money wasted on that project could have helped a lot of people and repaired a lot of roads.

[@uncensored2282]

How you help them is not by raising minimum wage or raising tax on the rich, but by bringing back lost jobs to these communities and keeping the inflation rate low, something the Democrat party has shown it is incapable of

[@Cannuckbuc]

What the hell CNN...you guys are trying to sink Biden . I've stopped watching. What happened to reporting and not oppions. So disappointing I use to swear by your news.

[@Thomas-se7ht]

Everyone is trying to sink Biden for the good of the country.

[@SHREDDERS47]

Their pundits only ever have liberal biases. Give me a break. For once, they’re telling the truth that polls aren’t looking good, and you freak out because they’re not lying to you for once? You’re too far gone. Completely brainwashed.

[@robz7789]

Hello from Minnesota- let’s turn this state Red

[@user-qn4zh2pw6m]

If you're a masochist.

[@PabloTheThinker]

@@user-qn4zh2pw6mIf you’re a true American.

[@t.r.campbell6585]

We remember the words of one of our most respected Democratic Party campaign, advisors, and activist when he was asked some years ago what voters think about when they go to the polls. He replied, “it’s the economy, stupid.”. Motors remember the supercharged economy that we had under the previous president with 33.3% full employment and black unemployment at a historically low level. They also remember when the Wall Street Journal had to report that lower in middle income. Americans were receiving a higher percentage of wage increase than upper class Americans. Murders also remember when the independent EIA reported that America was the world leading producer of energy and we were energy. Independent. They compare what we had with what we have now. It’s the economy.

[@PabloTheThinker]

Record low unemployment under Trump. You are referring to a once in a century pandemic. Nice try bot.