The president really tried to make the Republican Party a working-class party, the party of normal, everyday voters, those who don’t have a job on Wall Street, those who don’t want to go start a tech company, maybe those who don’t have a four-year college degree which by the way is 70 percent of Americans. I’ve got a big battle in front of us, Republicans do, to try and make this party truly the party of working-class America.
Hawley discusses the transformation of the Republican Party into a working-class party.
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