Lydia Moynihan: Democrats Struggling To Abandon Identity Politics “Normal Things Are So Controversial”

New York Post Financial Correspondent Lydia Moynihan joins Fox Across America with Jimmy Failla to discuss how Democrats are struggling to get past President-Elect Trump’s electoral victory and why so many are still holding onto identity politics.

“I actually feel for Bill Maher because he has been so vocal about his frustrations for so long and no one has listened to him like he’s been out there saying truth and just know, like his point about and this is this is exactly the issue with the Democratic Party right now is Seth Moulton, who says, wow, actually, you know, given the fact that we’ve lost the House, the Senate, the presidency, the popular, like, let’s take a moment reflect. One thing that I think makes sense is not having transgender boys or transgender girls and playing against my little girls. Yeah. And his his campaign manager resigned. It’s like I mean, it’s just like the most normal things are so controversial. And I just don’t know how the Democrats are going to move past that because you have people who are offering criticism for how to move forward, and then half the party tries to cancel him for offering that criticism.”

Lydia also weighs in on Joe Scarborough and Mika Brezinski’s decision to meet with President-Elect Trump at Mar-a-Lago over the weekend as they try out a “new approach” to covering his presidency.