Tag: Democratic Party

[T]here is a lack of resources to stop Trump.

While Trump is a powerful force within the Republican Party, his polarising presence is creating substantial challenges for the party in appealing to a broad enough coalition to secure consistent, nationwide victories beyond his core base.

[T]he Republican Party is now a coalition of religious conservatives, the social and economic right, and libertarian oligarchs. For their part, the Democrats have become a broad “tent” uniting liberals, moderates, and socialists.

In question is whether the Democratic Party can resuscitate itself in order to gain the broad will of the people.

[The Democrats] need to find a campaign issue which will resonate beyond their liberal-metropolitan heartlands before the midterm elections in the fall of 2026.

[I]ncreasingly often, the Supreme Court is acting as a partisan institution that undermines the lower courts’ judicial authority.

When millions of once-loyal supporters become disillusioned with a party, there can only be one result: electoral disaster.

[M]usk’s bold and globally resonant political move has understandably unsettled many within the Republican establishment, chief among them, Trump.

Ultimately, there is the question of the political message.

The Democrats need to build a clear vision for the future of the U.S. now that contrasts with that of the Republicans.