With Trump win, Democrats ask anxious questions about America
many Democrats were struggling to understand what led their neighbors to vote Republican Donald Trump back into the White House. Some feared that Tuesday's presidential election showed that their values – left-leaning, socially liberal – were now ...
After Trump's victory, where do the Democrats go from here?
The election of Donald Trump to a second term is a wake-up call for Democrats, who will study why Trump did so well among key constituencies as well as in some deep blue areas. Vice President Harris struggled with key issues for voters and to separate herself from President Biden.
We know Trump and his allies will try to subvert and alter the constitutional order. But we must remember, their success is ...
Democrats across Pennsylvania were going through the stages of grief on Wednesday. As elected leaders and strategists saw ...
Democrats made the mistake of talking down to voters instead of trying to solve the issues that worry them, such as, the ...
A House Democrat is arguing that their party needs to get past "this idea they call 'Trump Derangement Syndrome'" as ...
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Democrats enter a Trump presidency without a plan or a clear leaderAnd now, after Kamala Harris' decisive loss, Democrats enter a second Trump presidency with no clear leader, no clear plan ...
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Despite all the comments from pollsters and pundits, Republicans won the election in a way that could set them on the path to keep winning for years. They need to stick to what worked.
"The View" hosts argued about Kamala Harris' loss as Alyssa Farah Griffin explains why Republicans backed Donald Trump, citing economic concerns over abortion.
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Biden gets blamed by Harris allies for the vice president’s resounding loss to TrumpJoe Biden's name wasn't on the ballot, but history will likely remember Kamala Harris' resounding defeat as his loss too.
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Former DNC chair tells CNN Democrats 'haven't done a damn thing' to organize grassroots campaignFormer DNC chair Howard Dean said on Thursday that Democrats failed to organize at the grassroots level while discussing VP Kamala Harris' loss to Donald Trump.
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