Rep. Sarah McBride believes Democrats need to become more likable to recover from their record-low approval among voters.
“I think voters feel like Democrats have sort of been assholes to them,” McBride said.
The first-term representative from Delaware told POLITICO’s Dasha Burns in an episode of “The Conversation” that she believes the Democratic Party’s brand problem can be traced to voters feeling as if the party doesn’t respect them.
“I do think that a voter asks two questions when they’re considering who to vote for. The first question is, does this candidate, does this party like me? And by extension, do they respect me?”
“If you can’t…
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