Democratic Party’s problem is ‘not speaking to the right people’: Kaylee McGhee White
White contended the Democratic Party needs to recognize that it is now “the party of the rich, educated, and elite,” rather than the working-class.
A new agenda for a new Democratic Party
The 2024 election underscored the need for Democrats to refocus on core issues that Americans genuinely care about.
WA Congressman Adam Smith: Democratic Party brand is ‘broken’
U.S. Rep. Adam Smith, a Washington Democrat, said this week that his party’s brand is “broken” and that criticizing President ...
No Labels takes Democratic activists who worked against them to court
Unsealed documents and emails argued that Democratic operatives worked to undermine No Labels with efforts that included ...
Can a fractured Democratic Party learn the lessons of 2024?
Well, pile on the sorrows, because a new poll from Puck and Echelon Insights finds that a majority of Americans (51 percent) ...
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Washington Post columnist says media spun for Democrats 'under threat of blowback' from left
In the 2020 election cycle, Democratic primary contenders ... Which means the more often your party wins the calls, the ...
Schiff argues ‘entire Democratic Party bears responsibility’ for Harris loss
Sen.-elect Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) blamed outgoing Vice President Kamala Harris‘s electoral defeat on the entire Democratic ...
Kamala Harris Should Run Again in 2028, Democratic Voters Say
Overall 42 percent of likely Democratic voters would back Kamala Harris to be the party's 2028 presidential nominee.
Ruben Gallego did better than most Democrats. He says his party needs to stoke working class roots
Incoming Democratic Senator-elect Ruben Gallego of Arizona says building authentic connections with working-class voters can ...
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ABC News political director and Washington bureau chief Rick Klein dives into the ... the 2024 election and what Kamala Harris' loss means for the future of the Democratic party. Vermont Sen.
Democrats turn on each other in battle for soul of the party
If Democrats want to become a reasonable party in the future, they will have to learn how to listen to their voters — and to ...