Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore has expressed concern that former Vice President Joe Biden will not feed Democratic voters enough to defeat President Trump in November.
Moore, who was an outspoken advocate for sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Appeared on MSNBC before the official kickoff of the Democratic National Convention and was asked to respond to comments he made in 2019, Democrats warned that Biden “this year was” “Hillary Clinton and that he ‘would not excite the base’, and highlighted women, people of color and young people.
While the Oscar-winning documentary Monday assumed that Biden was his best poll among 18-35-year-old voters, he still had reservations that the presumptive Democratic nominee could pull off a victory against Trump, who Moore famously predicted would win the 2016 election. .
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“Even your own interview today, the NBC interview, showed that [when] asked ‘Why do you vote for Joe Biden,’ said 58 percent because he is not Trump. That’s the number one reason, “Moore told” The Beat “anchor Ari Melber.” That I look after it and worry about because people really need to be excited. “
The director “Fahrenheit 9/11” was then waiting for the selection of Biden van sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., As his running mate.
“I was shocked that he told Kamala Harris honestly,” Moore said. “I thought for sure he would turn right and pick Susan Rice. Instead, he swung to the left and grabbed Kamala Harris.”
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Moore’s description of Harris’ political conflict with descriptions made by some in the mainstream media, who called the California senator a “pragmatic moderator” and a “small-c conservative.”
Back in May, Moore warned Democrats that Trump could win re-election.
“We have to behave as if he will win a second term,” Moore told “Real Time” host Bill Maher. “Anyone who’s saying ‘Oh no,’ you’re really part of the problem right now, because you’re not taking this seriously. He knows exactly what he’s doing. He was in Michigan this week. It’s the “the third time he’s been in Michigan in three weeks. He believes he will pull this off somehow.”
