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.
In the end, most voters did want to go back. Vice President Kamala Harris and Democrats pounded away at a message of ...
The Associated Press on MSN2h
Democrats enter a Trump presidency without a plan or a clear leaderDemocrats spent billions of dollars warning American voters that Donald Trump posed an imminent threat to democracy, that his ...
Reuters on MSN2h
After Harris' loss, angry Democrats blame her boss, BidenHarris was the self-styled underdog against her Republican rival, Donald Trump, having joined the race a little over three ...
Time on MSN3h
The Democrats’ Blame Game BeginsThere’s plenty of blame to go around. But most of the finger pointing hasn’t been aimed at Harris, who ran a truncated ...
America’s economic growth is the envy of its global counterparts. But voters wanted more from the Biden administration — ...
The Washington Post on MSN6h
What the Democrats are asking themselves after Harris’s definitive lossAs Democrats on Wednesday morning digested the news of Trump’s victory, the party was awash with angst-ridden second guessing ...
N.Y.) and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) also haven’t made any statements. Many of these top Democrats were ...
In the aftermath of Trump's win, Democrats must take stock and ask themselves: What didn’t we do? What did we miss?
Trump’s victory reignites the long-simmering internal debate among Democrats about whether to campaign from the moderate ...
Others involved campaign tactics and the terrifying contingency of political history: post-pandemic surges in prices at the ...
The group of North Carolina elected executive branch positions known as the Council of State will have equal numbers of ...
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