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De Blasio: ‘Unclear’ message hurt Democrats in 2024

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Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) said Thursday that Democrats lacked a clear message during the 2024 campaign cycle, leading in part to their defeat in the race for the White House. In an interview on Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” the progressive pushed back on the suggestion that the Democratic Party’s…

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The Hill

De Blasio: ‘Unclear’ message hurt Democrats in 2024

13 hours ago·Washington, United States

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Liberty Nation

Hakeem Jeffries and the Democrats’ Leadership Problem - Liberty Nation News

By Graham J Noble The Democratic Party has a leadership problem, though no one is talking about it, at least not publicly. The party’s two congressional leaders are grasping at straws and tilting at orange windmills – but neither one is effectively driving an agenda that could win back the voters Democrats lost in 2024. House Minority Leader Hakeem […]

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Roll Call

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As Democrats face leadership vacuum, Republicans look for new boogeymen

The “squad” has shrunk. Nancy Pelosi, at 84, is approaching the twilight of her long political career. And House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries? More than 40 percent of Americans have no idea who he is, a recent Pew Research Center poll found. What Republicans need is a new boogeyman. Gone are the days when the party could drag down Democratic opponents with pithy attack ads asserting they walked in lockstep with Pelosi, the former speaker, or …

2 days ago·Washington, United States

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Muscatine Journal

Democrats need to fill political vacuum

Truisms like "war is politics by other means" and in societal conflict, "whoever is in charge is picking up the garbage" are also language art. Then there is the word "vacuum" where "nothing exists in," and on the other hand…

2 days ago

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