Following the election of President Trump, some Democratic leaders believe the party needs to focus on economic messaging and develop a unified response to the president. They acknowledge a need for clearer communication that resonates with voters and addresses the underlying issues of white supremacy and hate. The party is also grappling with rebuilding its coalition and finding a brand that connects with its policies.
As the Democratic Party continues to grapple with former Vice president Kamala Harris' loss to President Trump , some leaders in the party think they should focus on their economic messaging and creating a coherent message to respond to the president. 'We have no coherent message,' Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, told The New York Times on Sunday. 'This guy is psychotic, and there’s so much, but everything that underlines it is white supremacy and hate.
Others suggested not honing in on everything the president said. 'We cannot get caught up in every egregious thing he says, every insult he hurls, every ally he attacks and every executive order,' Rep. Veronica Escobar, D-Texas, told the NYT. 'There’s just too much.' House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries recently pledged that Democrats would fight against Trump 'in the streets.
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