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A recurring theme of the discussion was the circumstance of government waste, fraud, and corruption. Schultz referenced the ongoing issues surrounding financial mismanagement, which seem to bleed through various administrations. This area of concern, he emphasized, should ideally be a bipartisan focal point as no American favors government waste.
Yet, he reflected on how the Left appears to sidestep these issues, drawing a line between public sentiment on fiscal responsibility and how congress members respond to it. This disconnect has evidently become a critical hurdle for Democratic leaders in fostering a better connection with their constituents.