"[T]he organizations producing that data are cooking the books so they can smear the Right with the Left's crimes."

You can't fix a problem if your diagnosis hinges on blaming its victims. If the Democrats actually care to tackle political violence, the Left needs to own up to the fact that it is responsible for inculcating a culture of violence that targets the Right. https://t.co/VaOPejzOQI

— Batya Ungar-Sargon (@bungarsargon) April 29, 2026

"After I did Steve Bannon's War Room, so many listeners asked me for a link they could send to friends or family members who they argue with about politics."

"That's working-class America: People are in community with folks they disagree with. Polarization is an elite phenomenon."

Tweets Batya Ungar-Sargon, who's a fantastic speaker, succinct and impassioned. She's on the left, by her own report, but she's saying what Democrats don't want to have to hear about themselves (that they do not represent the working class, and Trump does):

 

This might be the best interview in the history of War Room.

Newsweek editor Batya Sargon talks to Steve Bannon after she blew up the Bill Maher show last weekend.

'I'm a banned leftist because I tell the truth about Democrats.' pic.twitter.com/D5EprAkkEr

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) March 7, 2024

Batya Ungar-Sargon was terrific on Bill Maher's "Real Time" last Friday.

The best part of @bungarsargon analysis is it gives the working class their own space, separate from the base of each party. The Democrats lost the white working class, and could be losing nonwhite voters, but Republicans are only renting that support themselves. https://t.co/6puPjofjLZ

— Corey Uhden (@CACoreyU) March 2, 2024