The DNC Chair Forum Got Weird Quickly. Here's What Happened During The MSNBC-Hosted Event.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : Republicans and conservative political commentators had some fun with the moment, pointing out that Democrats refuse to change their message despite the American people clearly stating that they're fed up with the overused talking points.
27% : Speaking of overused talking points, one DNC chair candidate, Nate Snyder, doubled down on the argument that Trump and the Republican Party represent "the biggest threat" to American national security.
23% : "We need to push back with everything we got, and my intention is to disrupt, dismantle this propaganda lying machine," Snyder, who used to work for the Department of Homeland Security, said of the Trump administration.

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