Sen. Bennet rips Dem Party, hasn’t thought about campaigning with Biden: ‘Nobody is more aggravated than I am’

Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., is warning his get together that 2022 will probably be a tricky election year for all of them, together with himself, whereas lamenting that Democrats haven’t been taking the correct method as November attracts nearer.

Nearly 5 months earlier than Election Day, Bennet informed Politico that in a midterm election year, they’re going through an uphill battle.

“When you’re in the same party as the president, that’s gonna be a tough cycle,” Bennet mentioned, explaining that voters are going to be upset about quite a few points, together with inflation and the COVID-19 pandemic. 

With that in thoughts, Bennet – who ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020 – feels that the get together as an entire must be higher about their messaging.

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“The national Democratic Party has done a terrible job talking about what we’ve accomplished and what we’re fighting to accomplish,” Bennet mentioned. “Nobody is more aggravated than I am with the national Democratic Party, that we didn’t fight harder to extend those child tax credits for working people in this state.”

At a time when Bennet insists that Colorado is not a blue state, he has not been desirous to have President Biden assist him on the marketing campaign path.

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“I haven’t thought about it at all,” Bennet mentioned about the prospect of getting the president seem alongside him.

Joe O’Dea, who is looking for the Republican nomination within the Colorado Senate race, additionally spoke to Politico. He appeared to grasp why, given the president’s low approval score.

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“I’d actually pay for the flight out for Biden to come as many times as he wants this year with Michael Bennet,” O’Dea mentioned.