I think Hakeem means well, but he needs to figure out how to communicate effectively. There is no energy/passion behind his words. Just his usual talking points. Every couple of paragraphs includes "Everyday Americans." I don't even know what that means? I don't think we, as Americans, call ourselves that. So, when I hear him say that, it's an immediate disconnect. Or maybe I'm the only one?
I think Hakeem means well, but he needs to figure out how to communicate effectively. There is no energy/passion behind his words. Just his usual talking points. Every couple of paragraphs includes "Everyday Americans." I don't even know what that means? I don't think we, as Americans, call ourselves that. So, when I hear him say that, it's an immediate disconnect. Or maybe I'm the only one?
I think Hakeem means well, but he needs to figure out how to communicate effectively. There is no energy/passion behind his words. Just his usual talking points. Every couple of paragraphs includes "Everyday Americans." I don't even know what that means? I don't think we, as Americans, call ourselves that. So, when I hear him say that, it's an immediate disconnect. Or maybe I'm the only one?