‘I’m Feeling It!’ DNC Official Touts Trump’s ‘Tremendous’ Momentum as Democrats Suffer ‘Stench of Loser’ After Harris Defeat
Democratic National Committee fundraising committee member Lindy Li told Fox News her party is covered with the “stench of loser” and even she’s feeling a “new era of prosperity” is coming under President-elect Donald Trump.
Li was interviewed by Kevin Corke on Saturday on Fox & Friends Weekend and she held nothing back when assessing her own party.
“I think, unfortunately, the Democratic Party has the stench of loser written all over the party,” Li told Corke. “And I’m sorry, I’m speaking as a Democrat myself. It brings me no joy to say it.”
Li has been highly critical of her party following Harris’s loss, previously chalking up her campaign as a “$1 billion disaster” and accusing President Joe Biden of giving an “big F you” to the party with his endorsement of Harris.
“I feel like the Democrats are going to be consigned to the wilderness for at least the next four to eight years,” Li said on Saturday.
The Democratic donor and former campaign surrogate to Harris’s campaign had a positive outlook on tech billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos donating to Trump’s inauguration, arguing a new era of “prosperity” could be in the works. People under Biden, she added, are “suffering” economically and Democrats did not do enough to address that growing issue during the election.
“People are dying for a chance, so I think we’re about to embark on an entirely new era of prosperity,” she said. “I certainly hope so and, yeah, you can just feel it, even in the last couple weeks Americans are celebrating.”
Li added, “The momentum is just tremendous and I’m speaking as a Democrat, and I’m feeling it as well.”
Check out the exchange below:
LINDY LI: I think, unfortunately, the Democratic Party has the stench of loser written all over the party. And I’m sorry, I’m speaking as a Democrat myself, this brings me no joy to say it, but I feel like the Democrats are going to be consigned to the wilderness for at least the next four to eight years. And Jeff Bezos is probably thanking his lucky stars he withheld that endorsement, and [tech leaders] are doing everything they can now to continue the detente. Remember what Zuckerberg said on July 13th when in Butler, Pennsylvania, this assassination attempt, he praised President Trump for being a bad ass.
KEVIN CORKE: Let me ask you about this idea of going out there and sort of kissing the ring. You have Zuckerberg doing his thing, Bezos, and, by the way, I was really surprised that he decided to stay out of the fray and not let the [Washington] Post do that. But, as it turns out, it was a pretty shrewd move. What do you expect will happen when they go there and they have these conversations?
LI: I think they’re going to solidify the relationship between the business world and President Trump. And right now, the economy is ailing under the Biden-Harris administration, and people are just — they’re suffering. Yes, inflation has come down, but cumulative price hikes are still eating away at people’s pocketbooks and people are dying for a change. So this is — I think we’re about to embark on an entirely new era of prosperity, I certainly hope so. And, yeah, you can just feel it. Even in the last couple of weeks, Americans are celebrating, Trump’s approval rating is incredibly high, people are in support of his transition. The momentum is just tremendous, and I’m speaking as a Democrat, and I’m feeling it as well!
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