What should Democrats do now? Everyone has a different answer

Democrats have struggled to obtain a unified message in the first months of President Donald Trump in his position, with fractures in Congress and among supporters. What comes after that to a party in a difficult place?

The country of California rural and agricultural is a strange station for a husband of progressive politicians in the eastern coast.

After all, Trump won the boycott of 20 points in the last elections, and the endless fields and orchards feel a world far from the energy centers in Los Angeles and the Gulf region.

However, the Alexandria Democratic Congress, Okasio-Customs, and the independent Senator Bernie Sanders, mobilized a local hall while a recent hiatus in the martial martial tour. The assembly felt that a 1960s sit -in with those present along a nice width of Woody Guthrie’s This Land is your land. Book Boos and Geers every time Sanders are launched against Trump and Tech Elon Musk.

The visit also felt as if it was a prayer that answered local Democrats and the independent left -wing tendencies who oppose Trump and his policies, while directing a lot of their anger in their party, who feels that he failed to effectively oppose.

The 26 -year -old, who attended the assembly, said the Democratic Party “should do more to try to protect everyone.” “I feel that some of them have just been completely fully, and there are some who are trying to do work for everyone.”

“I definitely feel that they should do more,” she said.

It is not a great time to be a democratic politician in the United States. The party is out of power. Elected officials cannot agree to a procedure to face the Trump agenda. No clear leader emerged to unify the inaccurate alliance. Ideological factions and many generations are confused against each other and it seems that no one wins.

“I understand that they do not have the ability, like things greatly, but they have the ability to slow down like things even a little,” said Juan Domingoyes, present in a 26 -year -old rally.

Anger extends beyond the gathering pioneers.

Fifty -two percent of Democrats and independents with democratic tendencies said that the leadership of their party was moving in the wrong direction, according to a survey of the CNN/SSRS network in mid -March, unlike 48 % who said it was moving in the right direction.

This poll suggested the same desire to oppose a strong opposition: 57 % who wanted Democrats in Congress to try to stop the agenda of the Republican Party. It is a complete reflection of an opinion poll in 2017, and it is the year following Trump’s presidency for the first time in the presidency, which suggested that 74 % of Democrats and independents with democratic tendencies want leaders to work with Republicans after the disagreement.

“What they press for not only democratic leaders to go out because this will make their followers feel satisfied,” said a former member of the State of Congress in Pennsylvania Connor Lamb, who held an event in the city hall style in Pittsburg last week.

Although Lamb said he was not currently running for positions, he felt hunger inside the democratic base.

“I think they feel that the survival of the regime that we all considered is the same on the line, and they want us to behave with this level of urgency,” Lamb told the BBC. “I think it is important for us not to forget only to be advocates of specific and tangible things, and they really affect people.”

Sanders and OCASIO-CORTEZ tour is just one attempt to solve it. It stops in the areas dominated by conservatives and remains focused on the laser on the economy, noting the cost of living grievances that pushed Trump to a second term, with his framing and billionaire supporters like Musk as a channel.

OCSIO-Cortez Simply put the argument: “The oligarchy or democracy?”

But the martial few round is only one theory on how the Democratic Party evolves.

Professor Christian Gross, the political scientist at the University of Southern California, said: “

Some Democrats accused their party of going out with more conservative Americans on issues such as transgender people, or failed to absorb various views in the party’s ideological spectrum. Without expanding their potential base, these Democrats argue that they stand a great opportunity to restore power.

One of this maneuver is by California Governor Gavin New Roosom includes the party’s brand’s transfer to the center. Although newsom has long cleaned the ambitions of the White House, it is among the new generation of Democrats who could compete for the presidency in 2028.

The ruler, known in the country as a liberal defender for abortion and LGBTQ rights, recently launched a podcast l Hosting conversations with politicians who disagree with him.

Newsom Resolution to meet the right -wing strategic Steve Bannon angered many Democrats.

“I think it is important to hold difficult talks or even a civil conversation that may be difficult for people to listen to, because everyone is trying to destroy each other,” Newsum told a recent press conference.

Mr. Gross pointed out that such discussions are about whether you are going to modify or play with the advantage of the rule in searching for the spirit of each party, this year has a new development, as Mr. Gross pointed out.

“Some questions related to the strategy of Democrats are the age question – is it time for a new generation? This is unique,” he said.

David Hug, 25, is an arms safety organizer and vice -president of the National Democratic Committee, is currently being held in a hot public discussion with elderly statesmen, James Carville.

Hogg recently pledged $ 20 million through its political group to finance the main competitors of Democrats in safe seats.

“We cannot strengthen the majority if we do not convince the American people that our party provides nothing but, not Donald Trump, but something is very better,” he said. “I think the time has come for some new voices in our party.”

Carville, thanks to Bill Clinton’s sponsors to the White House, called the “crazy” plan.

“Are we not supposed to be nominated against Republicans?” He asked CNN.

The party’s personalities also exchanged criticism on television, told the Patriot Democrats in Becrafeld BBC that it does not matter what leaders do, as long as they do something – preferably something loudly.

Lisa Richards, the 61 -year -old voter who led 230 miles from San Diego, praised the Senator’s speech in New Jersey Cori Booker, which lasted in the US Senate Hall that opposes Trump’s policies.

Ms. Richards said that these words, Sanders and Okasio Cortez’s gatherings “show people in the country who care.”