Billionaire Trump supporter Bill Ackman appeared on the ‘World According to Boyar’ podcast this week and said that the Democrat party needs a complete reboot, even going so far as to suggest that there are people in the party who need to ‘resign in disgrace.’
Ackman suggests that part of the problem the party is having is that there are people in charge who simply don’t want to let go of power.
Anyone who watched Trump’s address this week knows that there is something deeply wrong with the Democrats, who could not stand or applaud for issues that are supported by 80% or more of the American people.
Breitbart News has more on Ackman’s comments:
Hedge fund manager Bill Ackman said Wednesday on “World According to Boyar” that the Democratic Party needed “a complete reboot” to the point leadership should resign.
Host Jonathan Boyar said, “I mean, where do the Democrats go from here?”
Ackman said, “They really put themselves in a hole. Democratic Party needs a complete reboot. The problem is that leadership and people in power generally don’t like to give up power. But this is a case where a lot of people need to resign in disgrace. Party needs a complete reboot. They continue to double down on all of the mistakes and policies that were made before.”
He continued, “If I were a member of the Democratic Party, the leadership, I would be saying we love this effort to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse in our government. DOJ is great. We just want to make sure there are some checks and balances.
Listen to the clip below:
.@BillAckman: Democrats Need ‘Complete Reboot,’ Many Must ‘Resign in Disgrace’
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— Josh Caplan (@joshdcaplan) March 6, 2025
Part of the reason Democrats are so lost is because the party has no leader and no unifying message. Sorting that out could take months and until then, they will probably continue stepping on rakes.
