Devin Remiker, chair of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, avoided addressing questions regarding Thanksgiving after Francesca Hong, a gubernatorial candidate and democratic socialist, reversed her earlier statement about canceling the holiday. During an interview on CNN, John Berman asked Remiker for his thoughts on Thanksgiving.
“I love Thanksgiving,” Remiker stated. “I even host a Friendsgiving every year, so I essentially celebrate it twice.” He added a remark about Rep. Tom Tiffany, suggesting Tiffany would face challenges during Thanksgiving due to his loss in the governor’s race.
Berman questioned the annoyance level for Remiker regarding questions about Hong’s stance on Thanksgiving, considering she had initially criticized it but later changed her position.
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The Wisconsin Democratic Party chair highlighted how the situation allowed the party to critique Tiffany for potentially increasing Thanksgiving expenses for residents. Remiker stated that Tiffany’s policies might raise the cost of groceries and fuel, thus affecting family gatherings. He expressed willingness to emphasize this point often.
Berman acknowledged Remiker’s response efforts while discussing the situation.
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Francesca Hong is among several candidates in the state’s gubernatorial primary. in addition to Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley. In contrast, Tiffany competes with Andy Manske in the Republican primary.
A spokesperson from Tiffany’s campaign criticized the Wisconsin Democratic Party for supporting socialism and for endorsing policies such as higher taxes and increased spending. They emphasized Tiffany’s focus on making Wisconsin more affordable and safer.
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Hong, who once held a critical view on Thanksgiving, has since expressed her appreciation for the holiday. She stated, “My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving,” in a recent interview. This shift came after backlash over her previous comments comparing the holiday to the 2020 pandemic.