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Democrats Confront Their Own Tea Party

Democratic lawmakers are concerned about their party's future amid voter anger over perceived inaction against President Donald Trump and his administration, leading to protests and criticisms from constituents.
Polling shows a significant drop in support for Democrats, with only 27% of registered voters viewing the party favorably, marking the lowest rating since 1990.
Many Democrat voters have expressed outrage through protests and angry communications, especially after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer voted with Republicans on a funding bill.
Rank-and-File Democrats are increasingly unhappy with their leaders, fearing a revolt similar to the tea party movement, as dissatisfaction is spreading within the party.

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The Dispatch

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Rethinking the Democratic Playbook

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Report: Democrat Civil War Looms As Party Discontent Reaches 'Historic' Levels

"The numbers are clear: No longer satisfied with the status quo in their party, Democrats are on the verge of a Tea Party-style, intra-party revolt."

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