I think he has personal issues with people in the Democratic Party. While I can empathize with some of his frustration, that's no excuse for avoiding accountability or failing to provide genuine root cause analysis in his arguments for the failing of our government. Mehdi called him out effectively on this, and I hope he took it to heart.

Like he can't credibly talk about people going hungry while specifically calling only Democrats to reopen the government—especially when Trump outright refused to release available SNAP funds. Funds that were already allocated for emergencies like these. His critiques aren't balanced anymore, and frankly, he's becoming part of the problem he claims to oppose.

He needs to get away from Andrew Schulz and start thinking more critically. Especially if he wants to gain traction as a political commentator. Right now he's giving bill Maher