While the Democratic Party is still fighting with the former Vice -President Loss of Kamala Harris President Trump, some leaders in the party think they should focus on their economic messages and create a coherent message to respond to the president.
“We don’t have a coherent message,” said Jascine Crkett, D-Texas envoy New York Times on Sunday. “This guy is psychotic and so much, but all that is underlined by white superiority and hatred. There is a need for a message that is clear in at least that basic thing that comes with all that.”
DNC chose a party in Minnesota Leader Ken Martin on Saturday, who said during his speech about the victory that they needed to “renew our coalition”.
“The policies we support and the message we have are not wrong,” Martin told Nyt. “It’s a problem with messages and a brand problem. These voters do not associate our politics with their lives.”
While the Democratic Party is still facing the loss of former Vice President Kamala Harris on President Trump, some leaders in the party think they should focus on their economic messages and create a coherent message to respond to the president. (AP Photo/Getty Images)
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Senator Amy Klobuchar, D-minn. She said the messages should focus on the economy.
“There are people in the middle – and believe me, there are many – who wanted the cost to go down,” Klobuchar said. “Instead, what they see that the chaos has picked up, corruption has increased with the shooting of General Inspector and guess what is still increasing? Egg prices.”
Ambassador Josh Gottheimer, dn.j., said Democrats have to focus their message on reducing costs.
“Within the party we have to make sure we have a very clear direction,” he said. “We need to have our own ideas. We will never win again if we just play defense.”
The New York Times reported that former President Obama compared this when the Democratic Party lost the Congress and the 2005 Presidency.
The President of the Democratic Party in Minnesota Ken Martin is talking to Fox News on December 12, 2024. In Washington DC Martin, he was elected Saturday, February 1, 2025. (Fox News – Paul Steinhauser)
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Others suggested that they not throw themselves on everything the president said.
“We can’t catch each other in every terrible thing he says, every insult he throws, every ally that attacks and every executive order, “Veronica Escobar, D-Texas told NYT.” It’s just too much. “
The leader of the minority of the house Hakeem Jeffies recently advocated To fight Democrats against Trump “on the streets”.
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“We will just focus on the need to look out for everyday New York and daily Americans who have been attacked by an extreme Republican agent Maga who tries to reduce taxes for billionaires, donors and rich corporations, followed said Jeffers.
“This is not acceptable. We will fight the legislative legislative.
