Steve Bannon says the Republican Party is representative of "working-class" voters and urged party leaders to "find our AOCs" for upcoming elections.
WASHINGTON - Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon says the Republican Party is now more representative of "working-class" voters and urged party leaders to "find our AOCs" for upcoming elections.
During a sit-down interview with The Guardian, the former Breitbart News executive chairman claimed, “We’ve turned the Republican Party into a working-class party. Now, interestingly, we don’t have any elected representatives who believe that, but that’s a legacy issue. We’ll get over that.” Bannon said that while he doesn't agree with Ocasio-Cortez's political ideology, he still admired her.
Though Bannon had a falling out with Trump, he has continually defended the president, even starting a podcast called, “War Room: Impeachment” aimed at helping the GOP with messaging during the impeachment proceedings.Bannon hat-tipped former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg, who spent $110 million in 2018 through his super PAC to help Democratic candidates get elected. Democrats won 21 of the 24 races he supported.
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