Democrats’ new internet strategy tops trending charts but also draws mockery from allies and foes

Democrats, in Adopting New Digital Strategy, Hope to Engage Voters, But Avoid 'Being Cringe'

As part of her new “Three Things with Catherine Cortez Masto” series, the U.S. Senator, a Democrat from Nevada, posted an interview with fellow Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona to YouTube last month. (Photo courtesy of Masto via YouTube) For weeks, Democratic lawmakers have met with and mimicked figures they believe may offer them a path back to power in Washington: online influencers and content creators. Hours before President Donald Trump’s joint a…

New digital push by Dems draws praise, mockery

WASHINGTON — For weeks, Democratic lawmakers have met with and mimicked figures they believe may offer them a path back to power in Washington: online influencers and content creators.

Why California Democrats Are Rethinking Their Strategy After the 2024 Election – Knowhere News

Introduction In the aftermath of the 2024 elections, California Democrats find themselves at a critical juncture, grappling with unexpected setbacks in a state long considered a Democratic stronghold. Despite Vice President Kamala Harris securing California’s electoral votes, her margin of victory narrowed significantly compared to previous elections, signaling potential vulnerabilities within the party’s traditional base. This shift has prompte…

CT Democrats fear debate

It speaks volumes when two of the three most powerful majority Democrats in Connecticut’s legislature feel compelled to write an op-ed complaining that minority Republicans are simply too effective at making their case. That is the real message behind their piece, “Unlimited Debate, Fine; But Not Abuse.” Their true grievance isn’t about process or decorum —it’s about control. And now, faced with growing Republican momentum, they’re scrambling to…

The Democrats Have Found Their Savior!

Democrats' new internet strategy tops trending charts but also draws mockery from allies and foes

Democratic lawmakers are courting online content creators, podcasters and celebrities in a bid to find new ways to boost their message to voters.