US EditionCan the Democrats get their act together before next year's US midterms?
- Disillusioned voters have turned their anger towards the Democratic Party after numerous losses to Trump, feeling that moderates are failing to respond.
- Far-Left populists like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are gaining support, raising over $9 million during their tour and showcasing their influence.
- Polling shows Ocasio-Cortez with a +60 net favorability, while moderate John Fetterman has a-17.2 net rating among Democrats, highlighting party rifts.
- Democratic insiders urge a reevaluation of the party’s stances on issues like identity politics to reconnect with working-class voters.
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