The left's best defense against Trump? Ditching limousine liberalism

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Those on the left must confront the cultural elite that has pushed the party away from workers on all sorts of non-economic issues.
61% : They fashioned a "new economy" through public policy, and attracted a new constituency as a result.
46% : For the Republicans, it's not only Musk and Trump, but the party has relied more and more on so-called self-funding centimillionaires like Dave McCormick in Pennsylvania, one of many superrich candidates featured this cycle.
46% : While Trump and his billionaires won't be able to adequately represent the economic interests of the working class, liberals must recognize that their party doesn't represent their values.
45% : An effective fight against the president-elect requires a struggle that takes the frustrations of working-class voters seriously As Donald Trump prepares for his inauguration, many have begun to debate how best to build a committed political opposition.
45% : And, according to analyses from the Center for Working Class Politics, working-class voters did prefer Trump.
40% : Since Bill Clinton, liberals presided over the offshoring of high-wage blue-collar jobs in manufacturing.
31% : This is one reason why Harris was able to raise, and spend, more than Trump in the election - over a billion dollars was sunk into her losing campaign.
23% : Many voted for Trump in the hopes that he could take a wrecking ball to the whole thing.
12% : OK, so Harris represented limousine liberals, that still doesn't explain why blue-collar voters would choose an uber-wealthy playboy like Trump, not to mention his billionaire henchman Elon Musk, over her.

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