Opinion A Dummy S Guide To Democratic Policy Proposals The New York If elected, every single democratic presidential candidate would act to slow climate change, raise taxes on the rich, reduce gun deaths, expand voting rights, lower health care and education. Across the nation, voters rejected democratic candidates up and down the ballot in favor of their gop counterparts. we need to ask ourselves why. blaming harris’ “messaging” is a superficial.

Opinion Democrats Must Be Daring The New York Times Amidst their handwringing, democrats are asking themselves, “how did our country elect donald trump?” but the question they should be asking is, “why did so many people reject the democratic. Stunned democrats are still sorting through the wreckage of donald trump’s victory, but the debate over what went wrong is already ramping up. were inflation and an unpopular incumbent to blame?. What questions do i need to ask myself to get an answer that satisfies my human need for resonance rather than dissonance? this question requires me to delve deep into my human reasoning to make an informed choice. If democrats hope to first regain and then retain power, they need a clear, compelling identity that resonates beyond elite circles and connects deeply with americans who feel left behind.

Opinion Democrats Dream Big But Tell The Whole Truth The New York What questions do i need to ask myself to get an answer that satisfies my human need for resonance rather than dissonance? this question requires me to delve deep into my human reasoning to make an informed choice. If democrats hope to first regain and then retain power, they need a clear, compelling identity that resonates beyond elite circles and connects deeply with americans who feel left behind. Democrats have a lot of problems. but they are getting some things right. in this episode of “the opinions,” david leonhardt, the editorial director of the editorial board, asks the opinion. Bret stephens: michelle is right: biden needs to get out. now. but democrats need to ask hard questions of themselves. why did they ignore, or obfuscate, or deny, the plain evidence of the. Democrats might have a chance to beat president trump if they ask some better ones. they’ll need to ask real, tough questions, like why they lost the election in 2016. Democrats need to “declar [e] independence from liberal and progressive interest groups that prevent democrats from thinking clearly about how to win,” adam jentleson, former chief of staff to sen. john fetterman (d pa.), wrote in a new york times op ed.