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Host of “The Daily Show” Ronny Chieng He boldly asked the mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, if he had any idea about how his party could be less unpleasant during an interview on Tuesday night in the comedy program.
“So what advice would you give to the Democrats who run now on how not to be so losers?” He asked Wu. “Or, how, connect more with people?”
“I really don’t understand what is happening, because every day in this program, we talked about a bull, that happened and then nothing seems to matter,” Chieng continued.
National CNN and NBC News surveys published earlier this month found that the The popularity of the Democratic Party I had fallen to new minimums.
The mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, was asked what advice he would give other Democrats about how to stop behaving as “losers.” (Central Comedy/Screen capture)
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Only 29% of the respondents of the CNN survey said they had a favorable vision of the party, while 27% of registered voters said they had a positive vision of the Democratic Party in the NBC survey.
“There is clearly a disconnection between the Democratic Party or perhaps the politics in general, if you are being generous and the common people. Right?” Chieng asked Wu. “There is something strange. As, do you feel like this?”
Wu said he shared these feelings while growing as an immigrant in this country, and that was one of the reasons why he entered politics, to “make a difference” and “change people’s lives every day doing work.”
Chieng pressed the mayor about the unpopularity of the Democratic Party again, marveling at how Wu won 64% of the votes in the 2021 elections, however, his party is “incredibly unpopular” now, according to recent national surveys.
The approval index of the Democratic Party is currently at a low point, according to two recent national surveys. (Getty images)
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Wu seeks re -election in the November elections and is being challenged by the son of the New England owner, Robert Kraft’s son, Josh Kraft.
“You ran as a Democrat In addition, “Chieng told Wu.” Democrats, I don’t know if you’ve seen the news lately, incredibly unpopular in this country. It could not be less popular. Everyone hates everything you are doing. They are, like 10% popular. Whatever, it’s horrible. “
“How do you, as a Democratic mayor, as if I suppose I suppose it is a large percentage of your constituency that Republican, Maga and Trump probably voted?” asked.
Wu said that although residents have a variety of points of view, there is a shared vision for “the greater good” and investment in education and infrastructure among their voters. He also said that it is important to interact with the community and be “doing the job.”
The protesters joined more than a thousand people to protest the policies of the Trump administration, marching from the Common City Council of Boston, the City Council to the North end, on Monday, February 17, 2025, in Boston.
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Chieng pressed Wu about what she would say To the Bostonians who do not support their commitment to the policies of “sanctuary city” towards illegal immigrants.
WU has promised to protect immigrants against the deportation efforts of the Trump administration. During his speech in the state of the city last Wednesday, he told immigrants: “They belong here.”
Wu defended this position while he was in “The Daily Show”, saying that Boston’s welcoming attitude Towards illegal immigrants makes the city safer “for all.”
She argued that it was a false narrative that immigrants commit more crimes, after a raid for immigration and customs application (ICE) resulted in arrests of 370 illegal immigrants in the Boston area last week.
“We are really focused on being that home for everyone, and it has worked. Therefore, all that buzzs around whether these types of cities that are more cozy for immigrants are more dangerous: it is a false narrative that immigrants are more likely to commit crimes or cause damage, and that is simply not true,” he said.
The mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, who previously said that Boston would not cooperate with the operations of application of ice immigration, pronounced a strident speech of “city state” in which he reiterated “we are with immigrants.” (Getty images)
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Last week, more than 200 illegal migrants with serious criminal charges were arrested during an ice raid in Massachusetts, including previously deported fentanyl traffickers, a convict for child violation and murderers.
Bill Melugin, Michael Dorgan and Paul Steinhauser of Fox News contributed to this article.
