Bill Maher tore into Democrats and Republicans alike during an interview on CNN�s Fareed Zakaria GPS on Sunday, arguing that both parties are increasingly out of step with the country they claim to represent.

�Why can�t either one of them be normal?� Maher asked.

Maher said President Donald Trump �could score points� with voters across the political spectrum if he stopped with �the excesses.� While stressing that Trump �wasn�t wrong� about the border, NATO spending, trade issues, or �DEI initiatives being overdone,� Maher said the administration consistently pushed things to an extreme.

�People don�t like to see people tackled at Home Depot,� Maher said of Trump�s immigration crackdown.

Asked whether he could ever vote Republican, Maher didn�t hesitate. �Of course,� he said � but only if the GOP abandons its refusal to accept election results. �They would have to certainly lose the idea, we don�t concede elections.�

Maher then pivoted to Democrats, warning that the party is drifting into ideological territory far outside mainstream America. He singled out New York mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and Seattle�s incoming mayor Katie Wilson.

�They just elected a socialist � some would say communist � mayor in New York City,� Maher said. �And I see now Seattle, just like they�re calling her �Mamdani West.��

He said the rise of socialist leadership in deep-blue cities is a political liability: �If we wind up with a situation where very blue cities all around the country have socialist leadership, but that�s not where the country is in general, that�s not good for the Democratic Party.�

Maher argued Democrats have become obsessed with �reinventing everything� and are increasingly �anti�common sense.�

�They�re just asking for politicians to fix things,� Maher said of voters. �Not to stage a revolution.�

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