Dozens of Democrat Leaders Lament They Have No ‘Coherent Message’ to Fight Trump

Reports indicate that numerous Democratic leaders are struggling to find a unified and effective message to counter President Donald Trump. According to The New York Times, at both private gatherings and public events, the Democratic Party appears to be in a state of confusion, lacking direction and unity.

Ken Martin has been selected as the new chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), and he is expected to lead a review of the party’s strategy and messaging after the upcoming elections. However, the Times noted, after conducting over 50 interviews with Democratic leaders, there is no clear consensus on what the party should stand for, what key issues it should focus on, or how to take on Trump.

While many Democrats agree that they must address the issues that helped propel Trump into office—such as rising grocery prices, inflation, and immigration—they remain uncertain about the best approach. There’s widespread debate within the party about how to balance these concerns with traditional issues like abortion rights, LGBTQ equality, and climate change. Some Democrats worry that, despite their importance to the party’s base, these traditional issues failed to resonate with a broader group of voters in the last presidential election.

“We have no coherent message,” said Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX). “This guy is psychotic, and there’s so much, but everything that underlines it is white supremacy and hate. There needs to be a message that is clear on at least the underlying thing that comes with all of this.”

Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota echoed these sentiments, stating, “Instead, what they see is chaos going up, corruption going up with the firing of the inspector generals, and guess what else is going up? Egg prices.”

A Quinnipiac poll conducted just after Trump’s inauguration revealed that 57 percent of voters had a negative view of the Democratic Party.

{Matzav.com}