OReilly Exposes Dems Strategic Blunder: Why Shapiro Was the Best Choice

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Bill OReilly recently expressed his views on the Democratic vice-presidential selection, contending that Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania would have been a wiser choice.

According to OReilly, Pennsylvanias pivotal role in the upcoming election makes Shapiro a strategic pick for the Democratic Party to secure victory over Donald Trump. However, OReilly asserts that Shapiro was overlooked due to his Jewish faith and his stringent stance against pro-Palestinian protests in Pennsylvania. Shapiros firm position on this matter, according to OReilly, rendered him unsuitable to run alongside Kamala Harris, highlighting the influence of the far-left on Harris.

OReilly emphasizes that Shapiros moderate stance and his critical electoral position in Pennsylvania would have made him a superior candidate compared to Tim Walz. He argues that Minnesota, Walzs home state, is already expected to support Harris, thus offering no additional electoral advantage. Minnesotas gonna vote for Kamala Harris no matter what, OReilly asserts, questioning the strategic value of choosing Walz.

OReilly further criticizes the selection of Walz as a move to appease the far-left faction of the Democratic Party, resulting in what he describes as the most left-leaning presidential ticket in American history. He states, Theres nobody even close in this arena, underscoring his view that the Harris-Walz ticket is unprecedented in its progressive stance.

This analysis by OReilly underscores his perspective that the Democratic Partys decision-making is heavily influenced by its far-left elements, even more so than President Bidens administration. He concludes that Shapiros exclusion reflects a broader trend within the party, prioritizing ideological alignment over strategic electoral considerations.