Biden challenger Dean Phillips attends New Hampshire Trump rally, describes 'hospitable, kind' welcome

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Democratic presidential candidate Dean Phillips, who secured around 20% of the vote in the New Hampshire primary, described his experience attending a Trump rally in the Granite State.

When "FOX & Friends" co-host Steve Doocy asked him about his decision to connect with Trump supporters ahead of the vote, Phillips highlighted the importance of bipartisanship in the 2024 election, noting it was his "responsibility" to reach out to the other side.

"That's my responsibility, and I'm sick of this political culture that only rewards dividers," Phillips, D-Minn., said Wednesday.

"I flipped a district that had been Republican for 60 years in 2018. I didn't do so by just pandering to Democrats. I invited independents and Republicans. I'm the second-most bipartisan member of Congress for a reason."

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"I have great friendships with both sides of the aisle. Any leader of the free world should show up and the other side's rally and say hello and greet people, and I got to tell you, I spoke with 50," he continued.

"They were the most hospitable, thoughtful, kind people I've interacted with in a long time. Yesterday at the polls, I said hello to everybody holding signs. Biden signs, Williamson signs, my signs. Trump signs, Haley signs. People were so decent and I would