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The New York Times editorial board believes that the Democratic Party needs a serious attention.
In New editorialThe liberal departure declared that the party is in a state of denial about why it lost the presidency, as well as the Senate and the Chamber in 2024, and said that its proposed solutions to re -carry it are also delusional.
“As a comforting that these explanations may seem for the Democrats, they are a form of denial that will make it difficult for the Democratic Party to win future elections,” said the Board on Saturday’s article.
The New York Times editorial board accused the Democratic Party of being in “denial” why it lost in 2024. (Getty images)
The editorial title flatly stated: “Democrats are in denial around 2024”.
The Times editorial arrives as the Democratic Party approval rating He has been at one of his lowest points in modern history. According to national CNN and NBC News surveys published earlier this month, only 29% and 27% of respondents, respectively, say they see the party favorably. These represent the lowest approval numbers for the part surveyed by those points of sale since the early 90s.
The Editorial Board of NYT hammer “many party leaders” who have “decided that they do not need to make significant changes in their policies or their message” after their “comprehensive defeat.”
According to the departure, the party has resorted to a “convenient explanation for its difficult situation”, namely that forces beyond its control, such as “postpandemic inflation” “harm their possibilities, as well as the fact that they only need to send a better message. “If the Democrats could only communicate better, particularly on social networks and podcasts, the party would be fine,” said the Board, summarizing part of their denial.
The outlet mentioned how the new president of the National Democratic Committee Ken Martin He insists that the party has the “correct message” and only needs one way to “connect it with voters.” He also provided the example of former Democratic vice presidential candidate, Governor Tim Walz, D-minn., Recently told voters that “90 million” people stayed at home the last elections and the party has to obtain their support.
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The Board also criticized Governor Tim Walz, D-minn., To claim that they were not enough voters, costing the Democratic Party the elections. (Al Drago/Bloomberg through Getty Images)
He pointed out Walz’s point that they do not need to try to cut the people who voted for the president. Donald Trump.
The Board continued to quote each of those examples as evidence that the part is in denial, and warned that the whole country, even conservatives should worry about it.
“The country needs two healthy political parties. It especially needs a healthy Democratic party, given Trump’s acquisition of the Republican Party and its draconian behavior. Restricing it, and any successor that continues with its policies, depends on the democrats having an honest look at their problems.”
The Board admitted that there is something really in inflation that harms the starting party in the United States, as it did in other countries, regardless of political parties. “Whether in politics or left, the ruling parties lost power in the United States, Brazil, Great Britain, Germany and Italy,” he wrote.
Even so, the Board mentioned that “the starting parties managed to win re -election, even in Denmark, France, India, Japan, Mexico and Spain. A healthier Democratic Party could have joined them last year.”
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Inflation could not have been the only policy point that crushed the party. The Times Editorial pointed out how “voters also trusted Republicans than the Democrats About immigrationCrime, government expenditure, global trade and foreign policy. “
Then he discredited the point of participation of Walz’s voters, saying: “Non -voters seem to have favored Mr. Trump by an even broader margin than voters.”
After marking the Democratic party, the Board offered advice on how it can arise from defeat, beginning with “more rigorous and less eager reflection.” Then he took specific steps to recover the confidence of the voters, the first is: “They must admit that his party managed the age of Mr. Biden.”
“Secondly, the Democrats should recognize that the party moved too much to the left in social affairs after Barack Obama left office in 2017,” he said, adding that the third step is that “the party has to offer new ideas.” The Board said that former vice president Kamala Harris “could not offer new ideas in her presidential offer, and that” few democrats are doing it today. “
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