Democratic base’s anger puts some party leaders on shaky ground
- Rank-and-File Democrats are angry with their leaders and want to replace them.
- About half of Democrats disapprove of how Democrats in Congress are handling their job, according to a February Quinnipiac poll.
- Approximately three-quarters of Democrats believe Congress is not opposing Trump strongly enough, as stated in a February CNN/SSRS poll.
- People express anger, stating leaders are 'very passive' and 'aren’t meeting the moment,' according to various sources.
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Democratic Voters In Pennsylvania Say They Want Unity, Fresh Approach From National Party
WEST HOMESTEAD, Pa.—As Democratic leaders continue to grapple with how to respond to Republican President Donald Trump’s sweeping agenda, Democratic voters in Pennsylvania interviewed by The Epoch Times say they know what they want to see from the national party: a unified front and a fresh approach. In November, Trump led his party to a trifecta, winning the White House, Senate, and House—in part thanks to Pennsylvanians’ decision to switch to …
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