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The experts, advisors and consultants of the Democratic Party revealed serious anxieties about their The future of the party After MSNBC anchors organized a DNC chair forum that became chaos in February.
The forum, which was held at the University of Georgetown, presented questions of the Democrats about the identity policy and the transgender rights in the debates that some strategists argued did not keep in touch with the regular voters.
“I don’t know if the Democrats realize how F —– are now as a brand,” a Democratic strategist He told Politico. “It was a group of people calling each other how many deck chairs in the Titanic should be reserved for transgender people,” said another.
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The experts, advisors and consultants of the Democratic Party revealed serious anxieties about the future of their party after the MSNBC hosts held a DNC forum that became chaos in February. (MSNBC)
“The Democratic Party has to evaluate how the self -taught party of the working class was seen as a party of elites and institutions at a time when so many Americans are enraged in elites and institutions,” David Axelrod, former advisor to President Obama, told Political. “I mean, what offers the Democratic party in addition to being an alternative to Trump? I have not seen evidence of that discussion.”
“During the last decade, the Democratic party He has had a worker class voter problem. It began as a problem of white working class voters, “said representative Brandon Boyle.” And he has spread, as I have feared for a long time. It is not just a white working class problem. Now it has spread to the Latin working class and the African -American working class. “
Beyond local and state politics, powerful donors have also pointed out significant concerns about the future of the party.
Other political influencers within the Democratic party echo that the desire for a more defined party leadership, especially when President Donald Trump and his administration quickly move to intestinal government programs and a greater expense. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg through Getty Images)
“The donors are incredibly frustrated,” said a Silicon Valley Fondaisers advisor Alexandra Acker-Lyons. “They think there is no plan. There is no leadership.”
Other political influencers within the Democratic party echo that the desire for a more defined party leadership, especially when President Donald Trump and his administration quickly move to government programs and defeat spending.
“The Democrats have pointed out that they are adopting the approach that it is not broken, so there is nothing to fix,” Joe Calvello told Politico, who previously worked for the mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson. He added: “In half of the exams, we will probably be lucky with inflation and eggs. And we may kick ourselves in 28”.
