On Friday’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “The Hill,” Rep. Raul Ruiz (D-CA) stated that “the Trump campaign strategy really targeted low-information, low-propensity voters through non-traditional ways of communication. And their message was very impactful, because it utilized a lot of the strong emotions of hate and fear and anxiety, a lot of disinformation” about the economy and immigration.
Ruiz said, “[O]ne of the things that we’re identifying is that the Trump campaign strategy really targeted low-information, low-propensity voters through non-traditional ways of communication. And their message was very impactful, because it utilized a lot of the strong emotions of hate and fear and anxiety, a lot of disinformation regarding that we have all-time high unemployment –.”
Host Blake Burman then cut in to ask Ruiz if he thinks Republicans won due to hate and…
