Democratic voters slam their own party as 'inept' and 'useless' in NY Times opinion interview
(however -- they are highly accomplished at swearing, lying and rioting)
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Frustrated voters say Democrats need to 'reconnect with common people' after Trump's 2024 victory
https://www.foxnews.com/media/democratic-voters-slam-own-party-inept-useless-ny-times-opinion-interview
"You need to go back to the drawing board and reconnect with common people and talk about how you can work toward helping people get what they need. We know how bad it is," Terrell of Texas told the Times, before referring to President Donald Trump by saying, "No one cares how villainous he is."
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The Democratic Party's favorability ratings are at record lows as its leadership grapples with how to respond after Trump's win in 2024.
When asked what fighting Trump might look like, Laura, a mail carrier from Missouri, said, "I don’t think fighting Trump is the entire answer. But we’ve got to do something to bring the two parties together to talk without shouting, because it’s just not going to work any other way. We’ve got to talk. And that’s hard."
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Frustrated voters say Democrats need to 'reconnect with common people' after Trump's 2024 victory
https://www.foxnews.com/media/democratic-voters-slam-own-party-inept-useless-ny-times-opinion-interview
"You need to go back to the drawing board and reconnect with common people and talk about how you can work toward helping people get what they need. We know how bad it is," Terrell of Texas told the Times, before referring to President Donald Trump by saying, "No one cares how villainous he is."
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The Democratic Party's favorability ratings are at record lows as its leadership grapples with how to respond after Trump's win in 2024.
When asked what fighting Trump might look like, Laura, a mail carrier from Missouri, said, "I don’t think fighting Trump is the entire answer. But we’ve got to do something to bring the two parties together to talk without shouting, because it’s just not going to work any other way. We’ve got to talk. And that’s hard."
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Failed Leadership
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