The edge of Democrats in the civil war

Nancy Pelosi is the Democrats Party: 38 years old in Congress, eight speakers of the House of Representatives and the first woman to be considered a job, and she is one of the most difficult political operators in Washington.

However, for Saikat Chakrabarti, Pelosi, 85, came to embody the distress in the heart of a party he said he lost contact with the Americans and failed to mobilize coherent resistance to President Donald Trump. He wants to expel her from Congress and launched a fundamental challenge to her seat.

“People do not like the Democratic Party now more than Donald Trump,” said Charabarte, the former chief of staff of the Alexandria left representative, Okasio Cortez. He calls on others to join him in “the full seizure of the party.”

The Chirbarte rebellion provides a snapshot of the civil war that informs Democratic Party After the defeat of Kamala Harris against Trump in November, when the Republicans took control of the House of Representatives, the Senate and the White House.

“If we want the party to change, it should be something that people think it is a completely new entity, which will only happen if it is run by new people completely,” said Charabarte.

Democrats approval categories in the bottom. A recent recent survey of NBC found that only 27 percent of Americans had a positive vision of the party, which is the lowest number since the survey began in 1990.

“It is rare for the party,” said Jeff Horweit in Hart. “There is a driving vacuum.”

More than ten interviews with senior Democrats revealed a party -controlled party on how to respond with Trump’s implementation of his agenda, from the dismantling of US federal agencies to The new customs duties are sweeping On commercial partners.

Chuck Schumer, the party leader in the Senate, faces calls from a group of members of the House of Representatives and liberal advocacy groups to step down after he led a group of Democratic Senate members in supporting a draft law for the Republican budget earlier this month – a step to avoid closing the federal government.

Tens of thousands of angry voters gathered in the gatherings hosted by Okasio Cortez and Senator Bernie Sanders all over the country-where the standard holders of the left were almost in their party as they were in Trump.

“I have never seen this anger of the political class this strong,” said Roy Khanna, the Democratic actor in California. ))

Khanna said that the party was “without a role” in the failure to talk about “the greed of companies”, which “the hollow of the working class.”

Trump stormed the victory in November by winning support between groups that were considered a strong democracy: the younger voters, black voters and Latin voters converted properly.

“I would like to say that this was a time to retreat and reconsider the question mainly, why does the Democratic Party be culturally connected to a large part of this country?” Brendan Boyle, member of Congress, Pennsylvania, said.

The cracks that pass through the party are multi -dimensional: if the Democrats move to the center or further to the left; Fighting Republicans at every turn or requesting a compromise; Do you need their letter to completely reset?

“This is not only the usual progressive against moderate,” said Chris Paltiston, former Vice Chief of Staff of Hillary Clinton. “The gap revolves around the level of conflict with the Trump administration – it is a tactical and strategic battle.”

The party’s base spoils the fighting: 65 percent of Democratic voters want to see their leaders against the president, compared to 32 percent in favor of the settlement – the unlike of Trump’s first state, when 33 percent wanted conflict and 59 percent supported.

OCASIO-Cortez and Sanders are the leading supporters of scrap. The New York Schumer’s Congress was accused of “betrayal” to support the budget budget bill – and she has not excluded an attempt to cancel it. Others say that Trump’s fight at every turn will only reduce the base and alienate moderate voters.

Sinator Pennsylvania John Vitirman “Extreme sounds” exploded In the “screaming and screaming party and demanding the new leadership” and urged the party to listen to voters in the swinging areas – not liberal pockets.

The congressman at Massachusetts Seth Molton said that calls for moving the party in a more advanced direction, came from those who “want to be in the minority forever and stand on the basis of the statue and believe they are right and are alienated more Americans.”

He added: “We have this perception because we are this voic party that speaks to America, where if you do not agree with us, you are not only wrong, but you are a bad person.”

“Many people do not simply think that the Democrats respect them,” said Jason Crowe, a member of the Congress in Colorado.

He added: “We have to show an understanding of how people live their lives and start the recovery process-it will take some time.”

It argues cautious voices that the party should play it safe and awaits the popular reaction against Trump. James Carville, who achieved a name as Bill Clinton’s strategy, suggested that Democrats should only be. “Roll and play dead“.

Small signs indicate that voters come. Democrats this week in the roads were raised to the margins of the deep Florida state, while he was a liberal judge in the state of Wisconsin. A candidate escaped With the support of Trump and the billionaire billionaire, Lieutenant Illon Musk in other special elections.

“People see what is going on,” said Laura Sassadk, 57, a special education teacher who voted for the Democratic candidate in Dayona Beach on Tuesday. “I don’t know why they haven’t seen before, but now – they vote.”

Susan Delpine, Chairman of the Democratic Congress Campaign Committee, in charge of establishing election candidates in the House of Representatives, said that the focus on “kitchen table issues” has won the 13th party seats in November, and the course of the session will continue to see that it enhances the room in the middle of the period.

“This will be a referendum on the Republicans due to the damage it is already caused,” Delpine said.

Brad Schneider, the new president of the Democratic Alliance, the moderate gathering of the party in the House of Representatives, said that there is room to work with Republicans on border security, health care and economics, said Brad Schneider, the new Democratic Alliance, the moderate gathering of the party in the House of Representatives, that there is room to work with Republicans on border security, health care and economics.

“The center of gravity has moved at home to the center,” he said. “The November elections were on the economy. (Voters) wanted the government to improve the standard of living for the nation, reduce prices and facilitate them … to move forward.”

But many want to rethink more radical about what the party represents.

“There is a lot of denial among the founding Democrats, who make all kinds of excuses for how we are not lost so much, and therefore we do not have to change,” Molton said.

“This is completely ridiculous,” he added. “We lost in front of a convicted criminal. This should have been a democratic cleaning in all fields, so the fact that we have absolutely lost that we lost terribly.“