The United States of Mines in America, Cecil Roberts Junior, hopes that Democrats loss in the elections It can serve as a “awakening” call that the party strongly needs to reach the “next generation”.
Roberts was one of many Democrats who appeared in a A long article in Vanity Fair On Tuesday, on the repercussions of the 2024 elections, which witnessed President Donald Trump's victory in the popular vote and the sweeping of all seven swinging states.
And based on the results showed by Vice President Kamala Harris Win the voters largely Roberts, who earns $ 100,000 or more, warned that this may mean that “the era of Democrats's ability to present themselves as the working class party has probably ended.”
Roberts said: “The union members voted for the vice president, based on the opinion polls. But the workers did not do so.”
An article by Vanity Fair made Democrats struggle after losing again to President Donald Trump. (Reuters/ Brian Snyder/ Kevin Maad)
He added: “I am a democracy. I will die one, because I was so forever. But here the problem lies. What about the next generation and the next generation?”
The author of the article, James Bouj, described the vision of Roberts clips attacking the rich because of the expulsion of manufacturing workers from places such as the mining industry, a feeling that began to feel among the Democrats.
Roberts said: “When you hear some wealthy people, some executives, or some of the chairperson of the board of directors, they talk about the patriotism of their company, or the patriotism of their board of directors, understand something: forgive me for what I will say,” Roberts said. But this is pure nonsense – this is what it is. “
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The President of the Union of Mines Cecil Roberts has warned his party that the workers largely do not support Vice President Kamala Harris. (Photo by Scott J.
Bug wrote that many major Democrats “at least secretly” consider Roberts and others like him as “clinging” to a “lost world”. Roberts said that these party members are having difficulty listening to the working class because they do not interact adequately.
He said: “The Democrats needed a call to alert now for some time.” “And if there is anything good, it resulted from this, I hope they listen. At one time, everyone listened to me.”
Bouj seemed to agree with this idea, as he wrote that the Democratic Party, which was once “the home of strangers”, is now defending the status quo.
((In) the era in which 60 percent of Americans believed that our democracy needed major changes, many voters seemed to be that this alliance represents a well -off and well -educated institution interested in preserving the current situation that many ordinary Americans have been despised. “
Roberts said the Democrats stopped “listening”. (Left: (Li -Fujel Photography), circle: (Photography: Michael Silok/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images))
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He added that “the Democrats, thanks to their standing in the face of the populist rebellion, began to turn into what it seemed as if Like the founding of America“.
