US EditionSwamp Notes: Why Democrats can’t get their act together
- Hundreds of residents in Massachusetts attended town halls, expressing frustrations with national politics and the actions of the Trump administration.
- Residents in Massachusetts expressed frustrations with Democrats at town halls, questioning their actions against the Trump administration's policies.
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On the basis of the democrats, a populist revolt germinates, the anger on Trump, but also on its own party leaders. About the impotence of a party that is in a deep crisis of meaning.
Colorado Springs Gazette
Disorder among the Democrats: The opposition struggles to find its way after losing to Trump
They used to say that life imitates art. Today, it is probably more likely to imitate a meme. And no meme is more relevant today, more searingly real, than “Democrats are in disarray,” which, during President Donald Trump’s first term,…
An elected Democrat is doing something
This is exactly what more elected Democrats should be doing. Arizona Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego recently visited rural areas, including deep Trump country, to speak directly with voters. He held a town hall in Sierra Vista, a Republican...
"I wish you'd be angry." California Democrats face voter fury over Trump, Elon Musk
In California's deep-blue congressional districts, town hall meetings have become venting sessions for voters fed up with Trump, Musk and the weakness of the Democratic Party
'We have questions': Mass. residents flood congressional Democrats' town halls, calling for action
Hundreds of people angered by national politics are crowding town halls led by members of Massachusetts' all-Democratic congressional delegation. Many are venting frustrations with Democrats' inaction as the Trump administration moves to dismantle or threaten government services.
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