The Democratic Party continues to splinter.
According to a recent Fox News report, former Obama adviser David Axelrod expressed his frustrations with President Joe Biden and his reluctance to heed Axelrod’s advice.
“I’m at a stage in my life where I don’t really give a s–t,” Axelrod said in an interview with Politico. “I’m 68. You know, everybody in Washington sort of thinks that the most important thing is that the president likes you and that you get invited to parties and s–t like that. I’ve been to plenty of parties. I worked in the White House. That’s not the thing.”
From Fox News:
Axelrod has publicly spoken out on reports that Biden called him a “pr–k” and argued that the president has a “real problem” if he thinks he can “cheat nature.”
“I don’t care about them thinking I’m a pr–k — that’s fine,” Axelrod previously told New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd in a conversation about Biden’s re-election chances. “I hope they don’t think the polls are wrong, because they’re not.”
In December, Axelrod also commented on a Wall Street Journal poll that places Biden’s approval figures at a record low, saying it is a “very, very dark” sign for his re-election campaign.
“I know that people expect 100 percent loyalty, but that’s not my job,” Axelrod told Politico.
Republican strategist Mike Murphy “recently joked” in a podcast with Axelrod that “if Biden were to get close to Axelrod, the president may end up convicted of manslaughter,” according to Politico. “‘I’m too quick for him!’ Axelrod said back.
More over at Fox News:
David Axelrod continues to voice concerns about Biden, dismisses critics: 'I don't really give a s–t'https://t.co/3nhGBQcUge
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