US EditionDemocratic Leaders Reflect on Party Direction After Harris Loss
- Democratic leaders are struggling to define the party's direction after Kamala Harris' loss to President Trump, with many feeling there is 'no coherent message' to unify them.
- Ken Martin was elected as the new Democratic National Committee chair, tasked with reviewing tactics and messaging following the election.
- Democrats agree on the need to address issues like grocery costs and inflation but lack consensus on prioritizing traditional concerns such as abortion rights and climate change.
- A Quinnipiac poll indicated that 57 percent of voters viewed the Democratic Party negatively after Trump's inauguration, highlighting the party's messaging challenges.
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"This Guy Is Psychotic": Top Democrats Freak Out About Trump, Whine They Have "No Coherent Plan" For Stopping Him - The American Tribune.com
In a very funny twist this time around with President Trump, the Democrats that once held up nearly every bit of his agenda are struggling to even present a coherent plan for combating him this time around, shocked as they are by former Vice President Kamala Harris’ loss to him. They even admitted as much to the New York Times recently. Namely, some of the top Democrats, both in terms of media visibility and party power, whined that while they s…
Democrat Leaders Agree: Party Looks ‘Leaderless, Rudderless, And Divided’ Without ‘Coherent Message’
Democrats recently elected the individuals who will lead the Democratic National Committee during the early days of President Donald Trump’s second term. While party leaders tried to put on a positive display in front of the crowd, there was a much less optimistic tone behind the scenes. The New York Times conducted more than 50... The post Democrat Leaders Agree: Party Looks ‘Leaderless, Rudderless, And Divided’ Without ‘Coherent Message’ appea…
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Dozens of Democrat Leaders Lament They Have No ‘Coherent Message’ to Fight Trump
Dozens of Democrat leaders are reportedly struggling to find a “coherent message” to fight President Donald Trump. The New York Times reported Sunday that, at private meetings and public events, Democrats “appear leaderless, rudderless, and divided.” Democrats have elected Ken Martin to be their next Democrat National Committee (DNC) chair, who will conduct a post-election review largely based on tactics and messaging. Now, the Times said after …
Democratic leaders struggle to define the party, way forward with after Harris loss: ‘No coherent message’
close Video Joe Manchin wants all Americans — Democratic and Republican — to support the president Former Sen. Joe Manchin, I-W.V., tells ‘One Nation’ that Americans should want President Donald Trump to succeed as leader of the free world. As the Democratic Party continues to grapple with former Vice president Kamala Harris’ loss to President Trump, some leaders in the party think they should focus on their economic messaging and creating a …
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