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In his interview, Fetterman raised an important issue that echoes among many political analysts: the Democratic Party's declining appeal to white male voters. He articulated that the party has consistently diminished this group's standing by applying negative labels and dismissive attitudes. Fetterman argued that the Democratic Party's reliance on shaming tactics has backfired, causing many to feel unwelcome.
He stated, "The Democratic party's primary currency was shame and scolding," explaining that this approach alienates not only men but also a broader spectrum of voters who are simply looking for recognition and respect in their political representation.