Max Rose (D-NY) on Andrea Mitchell just now

[SharonClark]

Won't vote for Pelosi (and implying it is because he is anti-corruption), says there are good leaders on both sides of the aisle, says he won't back down from any of his campiagn promises because he keeps his word.

New Yorkers - Is he always so hyper and negative toward Dem leadership?

[Me.]

1. He'll Learn Or Go

He hails from Con stronghold Staten Island and why he ran as a DEm is beyond me unless he thought he couldn't get elected otherwise. And I do take exception to the notion that she is corrupt.

[arthritisR_US]

4. I do too! I came away from his interview

with the impression of him that he’s an idiot.

[Me.]

8. I Wonder If Like So Many White Male Politicians

he thinks he'll teach the little lady a lesson. Supposition on my part. What I do know is he'll soon learn that Dems don't like other Dems trash-talking party members, especially their leaders.

[arthritisR_US]

10. As a woman that very thought came to me as well.

[Me.]

11. It's Hard To Ignore

given the everyday examples of such. And I've noticed a strident adamancy on his part regarding Speaker Pelosi.

[arthritisR_US]

12. Definitely, tomorrow will be a welcome day🤗😂

[Paladin]

2. If he was trashing Dems, I'm sure Andrea Mitchell was an appreciative audience. (nt)

[Yavin4]

3. Andrea Mitchell takes particular delight in trashing female leadership

Or is it just me?

[arthritisR_US]

6. Definitely not just you.

[leftynyc]

5. Yawn

he's from the only area in NYC that voted for donnie. Probably couldn't get elected otherwise.

[brooklynite]

7. He told me months ago that he wouldn't support Pelosi

He's said nothing about corruption (you imply that he implied it, without details), but his electorate is much more conservative than the rest of NYC. Pelosi is seen there as, at best, a symbol of the old Democratic Party. He's advocating for change.

[Vinca]

9. Sounds like a Republican who ran as a Democrat because he couldn't win as a Republican.