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Schultz and Rogan called for a "disruptive" figure akin to Trump, someone who could revamp Democratic messaging and elicit trust from voters. They voiced skepticism about the Left's current strategy, suggesting that it lacked the dynamism and courage to take bold stances on significant societal issues.
They argued that the party should not only revisit its foundational ideals, which seem largely abandoned, but also propose impactful, pragmatic policies that resonate with the American populace. Schultz pointed out that the party could benefit from a more straightforward dialogue, which could involve unpopular yet honest admissions regarding economic issues, similar to Trump's candor about controversial topics.