Maher Warns Democrats Against Deregulation

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Bill Maher warns that Democrats are 'gonna be the Whigs' if they don't fix this big problem

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"Real Time" host Bill Maher warned Democrats that their party may face the same fate as the Whigs if they don't embrace deregulation.

Maher sounded the alarm on the NBC poll that showed Democrats had only a 27% approval rating, a record low for the party.

Maher cited the American Redistricting Project , which projected that Democrats will lose congressional seats in California , New York , Illinois , Minnesota , Rhode Island and Oregon by 2030 .