percentage point. you know, gwen moore, i know she has a new radio ad out. send me the other day. i m sure it s getting around. ben, you were elected chair of the state party in 2019. and the wisconsin democratic party today to has received about one point $3 million from the democratic national committee this cycle. that is important, because it is up more than $450,000 from the 2018 midterms spending in the state. that is also more than double of 2014. so the money here is pouring in. do you think that the democratic party apparatus has recognized that wisconsin democrats need resources, and are these your sources gonna translate into actual votes for you? we are so grateful for the support from our national committee partners and the democratic national committee, the dnc. also, from individuals in wisconsin and across the country who chipped in. we have raised at this point about $28 million, which is way beyond anything we have ever had in the midterm election.
obama administration and campaign did well, when you are running it, because i am old enough to remember that one day would have somebody with a dominican accent narrating radio ads in south florida, which would be like having someone from kentucky narrating a radio ad in massachusetts. that s the biggest difference. i would, say i ve spent a lot time in massachusetts, and they find my accent amazing! they are clamoring for you. if you may try, meg they love my colloquialism. i used to hate the accent, and you know, actually it was interesting, i started to cut my teeth in chicago politics and i used to have to use a colombian voice over because if i use someone with a mexican accent it would offend the puerto rican population if i use someone with a puerto rican population would defend the mexicans. so there s a word that i would like to throw out here that s important for democrats which is respect. you can translate it. respect, and i think that is
narrating radio ads in south florida which would be like having somebody from kentucky narrating a radio ad in massachusetts. you know, that s what the difference is. i would say i spend a lot of time in massachusetts and they find my accent to be they re clamoring for you. i love to make ads. and actually it s interesting. i started to cut my teeth in chicago politics and i used to have to use a columbian voice-over because if i used someone with a mexican accent it would offend the puerto rico population. if i used someone from the puerto rican population it would offend the mexicans. there s a word i would like to throw out here i think is important for democrats which is respect. you can translate it. respect. and i think that is true in terms of how democrats relate to friendly constituencies or constituencies they think are friendly but also how they relate to white working class
read something like that, it s safe to say that s garbage. [applause] six days out, and both sides are making their final pitches. political reports a group launch by former trump aide stephen miller has been running this vile radio ad in the state of georgia. when did racism against white people become okay? joe biden put white people last in line for covid relief funds. kamala harris said disaster aid should go to non-white citizens first. liberal politicians block access to medicine based on skin color. progressive corporations, airlines, universities all openly discriminate against white americans. racism is always wrong. the left s anti white bigotry must stop. we are all entitled to equal treatment under law. with us for more, jason johnson, a politics journalist and professor at morgan state university and msnbc political contributor and democratic congresswoman cheri bustos. this will be her last term representing illinois. jason, white people are the