Steve Kornacki: Republicans Need A New Strategy In The Suburbs For 2020 | Morning Joe | MSNBC

The Morning Joe panel discusses Democratic wins in Kentucky and Virginia's elections and how suburbs did not deliver numbers for Republicans. Aired on 11/06/19.

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[catalinacurio]

Please stop telling the Republicans what to do, they are doing just fine under trump, losing bigly! 😂😂😂💙

[kvltizt]

Here's an idea: Stop denying science and stop hating everyone.

[purplerain]

I just love meka and joe. A good couple.

[kingdomcome]

Way to go GOP! Enjoy reaping what you sowed... Hahaha!

[JavierBonillaC]

History will remember American Caligula and his Senators for decades to come... they have actually done a great service to the liberal cause because a real push for civility and solidarity is coming.

[imjustsayingthough]

Don’t give them advice. They might actually take it and then Trump will say it was his plan

[JohnCarter-egws]

Democrats need a new strategy for the inner cities the homeless, human waste and dirty needles policies in place now isn’t going to work to well in 2020...pitiful

[reubenj.cogburn]

An innovative strategy might be truthful patriotism.
Hey Steve... put on a jacket and stop waving your hands.

[cpl]

Republican voters should be welcomed in with open arms. Hearts and minds guys and girls, facts and logic.

[ruthdepew]

Yup, Trump should try to get more non college educated white folks except for the ones he has trashed, like farmers, factory workers, coal miners, women, and both active duty military and veterans. Oh yeah, and their families. The rest except for those who cannot afford health insurance should increase his base up to 0.01%

[matthewclark]

A big reason Trump won many of these places, people HATED Hillary. For whatever reasons, the blue collar rank and file, for the most part, despise her. I think the one candidate who can present an intelligent health care plan and a way to relieve debt can win.

[mikecollins]

First order of business in Virginia will be a huge increase in the gas tax. We gotta fix those roads.

[wheatgerm]

Soon the word 'Republican' will be considered slander.

[StanleyKewbeb]

"Read the transcript", when it incriminates Trump, is a pretty dumb slogan. It replaced "Get over it", which they tried for about 3 minutes.

[butterthyme]

Well obviously they need a new strategy. The last time their strategy relied on Russian misinformation campaigns.

[megatrong]

Was it only me. Or at the end did Mika look almost like Eric trump on snl w her hand movements. Lol.

[ronkirk]

The new, young voters who have the most to loose in this country come out big in 2020 for the Democrats who take action on their most urgent issues such as climate change, environmental protection, Medicare for all, college loan forgiveness, and income inequality. I sure hope the youngsters get out there and vote like their lives depend on it because it does.

[realitycheck]

It's not old single issue politics as usual for cognizant Americans, it's about systemic tensions/rifts lead to a catalyst for change. Trump is the epitome of core corruption in elitist politics/systemic inadequacies of the status quo, stasis vs. change; changes in demographics/gov. efficacy/systemic equity/innovation/sustainable future/etc. are venues for a paradigm shift.

[kathrynshaw]

Caring for the homeless in the Detroit suburbs has become caring for the working middle-class. Their wages are inadequate, they have had to deal with some sort of personal medical issues or they have needed to be a caregiver to others within their family. Some of the strip mall start-up shops at the end of Obama's administration didn't make it, and the store fronts are empty again. It's not as bad as before the recession, but that's a benchmark that I've learned to watch. A vehicle that's "Made in America" has parts from all over the world. Making a bed is not like running a global business.

[mikeincalifornia]

Trump certainly is going to do extremely well in California's suburbs, where the Dems' plans for a federal property tax would hurt the most. The economy in CA is booming big time these days and no one is going to want to raise taxes and mess up a good thing.