# Charlamagne, Andrew Schulz suggest Americans will pick a 'sensible Republican' in 2028 | Fox News

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### Published March 12, 2025 12:19pm EDT

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Charlamagne recalled Newsom’s recent interview, saying the blue state governor proved his point about this by speaking in politically moderate terms with TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk.

"He wants it so bad, bro. That motherf---er is thirsty," Schulz joked.

"I don’t think Democrats are going to win so easily in 2028. I think that America – I think that because the  – America will say ‘You know what? Just give me a sensible Republican, just give me a traditional conservative. Give me a Nikki Haley, just somebody who is a regular conservative, I can deal with that. I think that’s what’s gonna happen."





"That could definitely happen," Schulz responded, saying the Democrats need a "radical and disruptive" change as a party, but their very style gets in the way.

"There just has to be something like radical and disruptive on the Democrat side," he said. "And I think that they’re all concerned… They’re playing this like prevent defense and they’re really concerned about like ostracizing a group, like, ‘If I say this, will women be upset? If I say this, will Black people be upset? If I say this, will trans be upset?’ And it’s actually like a harder position to be in to be a Democrat. You’re the party of progress. You have to push s--- forward."

By contrast, Republicans, Schulz said, operate in a much easier position.



"Conservatives are actually trying to pull s--- back. It's a way easier position to be in to be like, ‘Alright, we went too far forward.’ But I think what Democrats need to do is just start listening to everyday working-class people," he said. "I think Democrats are too stuck in the Ivy League. There’s too much like pretentious finger-wagging. That’s not what everyday Americans are, and you need to get the working class back immediately."





Radio host Charlamagne tha God made numerous headlines throughout the election as he spoke about the prospects of the various candidates.

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- **Charlamagne Tha God and Andrew Schulz on "The Breakfast Club":**
  - "I don’t think Democrats are going to win so easily in 2028. I think that America – I think that because the  – America will say ‘You know what? Just give me a sensible Republican, just give me a traditional conservative. Give me a Nikki Haley, just somebody who is a regular conservative, I can deal with that. I think that’s what’s gonna happen."
  - "That could definitely happen," Schulz responded, saying the Democrats need a "radical and disruptive" change as a party, but their very style gets in the way.

  By contrast, Republicans, Schulz said, operate in a much easier position.

  "Conservatives are actually trying to pull s--- back. It's a way easier position to be in to be like, ‘Alright, we went too far forward.’ But I think what Democrats need to do is just start listening to everyday working-class people," he said. "I think Democrats are too stuck in the Ivy League. There’s too much like pretentious finger-wagging. That’s not what everyday Americans are, and you need to get the working class back immediately."

  By 

  

  "That could definitely happen," Schulz responded, saying the Democrats need a "radical and disruptive" change as a party, but their very style gets in the way.

  "There just has to be something like radical and disruptive on the Democrat side," he said. "And I think that they’re all concerned… They’re playing this like prevent defense and they’re really concerned about like ostracizing a group, like, ‘If I say this, will women be upset? If I say this, will Black people be upset? If I say this, will trans be upset?’ And it’s actually like a harder position to be in to be a Democrat. You’re the party of progress. You have to push s--- forward."

  By 

  

  Radio host Charlamagne tha God made numerous headlines throughout the election as he spoke about the prospects of the various candidates.

  (Marcus Ingram/Getty Images)

- **Charlamagne and Andrew Schulz on "The Breakfast Club":**
  - "That could definitely happen," Schulz responded, saying the Democrats need a "radical and disruptive" change as a party, but their very style gets in the way.

  By contrast, Republicans, Schulz said, operate in a much easier position.

  "Conservatives are actually trying to pull s--- back. It's a way easier position to be in to be like, ‘Alright, we went too far forward.’ But I think what Democrats need to do is just start listening to everyday working-class people," he said. "I think Democrats are too stuck in the Ivy League. There’s too much like pretentious finger-wagging. That’s not what everyday Americans are, and you need to get the working class back immediately."

  By 

  

  "That could definitely happen," Schulz responded, saying the Democrats need a "radical and disruptive" change as a party, but their very style gets in the way.

  "There just has to be something like radical and disruptive on the Democrat side," he said. "And I think that they’re all concerned… They’re playing this like prevent defense and they’re really concerned about like ostracizing a group, like, ‘If I say this, will women be upset? If I say this, will Black people be upset? If I say this, will trans be upset?’ And it’s actually like a harder position to be in to be a Democrat. You’re the party of progress. You have to push s--- forward."

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