Democratic Party Looking for a Brand To Call Its Own

Democratic Party Looking for a Brand To Call Its Own

Today, the Democratic Party faces an identity crisis that is eroding its national appeal. Recent polls show that less than 30% of Americans, including lifelong Democrats, struggle to define what the party stands for. While there have been some recent victories in Wisconsin and closer margins in Florida congressional races than two years ago, it would be a mistake to assume that the party is on the brink of some sort of miraculous comeback.

Looking for a Brand To Call Its Own -- The Democratic Party ⋆ Conservative Firing Line

The following article, Looking for a Brand To Call Its Own — The Democratic Party, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. These days, a lot of Democrats are feeling like Will Rogers, who said on the eve of the Great Depression, “I am not a member of any organized political party. I am a Democrat.” Today, the Democratic Party faces an identity crisis that is eroding its national appeal. Recent polls show that less than 30% … Continue re…

The Democratic Party: Looking for a brand to call its own | The Highland County Press

These days, a lot of Democrats are feeling like Will Rogers, who said on the eve of the Great Depression, “I am not a member of any organized political party. I am a Democrat.”