Donny Deutsch admits Dems losing on economy so need to "scare" voters about GOP
MSNBC "Morning Joe" regular guest Donny Deutsch admitted Democrats don't have the economy on their side so they must "scare" voters into believing the Republican party "owned" the "racist replacement theory."
On MSNBC's "Morning Joe", frequent guest Donny Deutsch told Democrats the way they could win back voters in the midterms was to "scare" them into believing Republicans ran on a "heinous" racist platform.
The former MSNBC host urged Democrats to go on offense by pinning the "replacement theory," which allegedly inspired the racially-motivated Buffalo shooting, on the Republican Party.
"You take this heinous platform, and you make the Republicans own it. I want to say it again, make the Republicans own it," he said.
MSNBC "Morning Joe" commentator Donny Deutsch told Democrats to "scare voters" with the message that racism was the Republican Party platform. (Fox news)
Deutsch advised Democrats to use racism as a scare tactic, amidst a struggling economy and poor polling for President Biden's leadership.
"[B]ecause it’s part of who they are at this point, as disgusting as that is. But make it the Republican replacement theory, mainstream it. Because this is the way – you have to scare. We don’t have the economy on our side as Democrats, so you have to scare the bejesus out of people," he urged.
Voters fill out their ballots at the Old Stone School polling location in Hillsboro, Va., on Election Day, Nov. 6, 2018. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
Deutsch again emphasized his advice to "scare" voters by telling them the "replacement theory" was "the Republican platform."
"This is a Republican platform. It's the racist Republican replacement theory," he added.
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Political analysts and pollsters say the country's economic woes and border crisis leaves Democrats in "bad shape" for the upcoming elections.
A poll from Monmouth University found President Biden's approval rating remains underwater, at 38% with 57% disapproval. More than 80% of voters polled said the country was on the wrong track.