The Democratic National Committee selects a new chair on Saturday and replaces Haime Harrison. MSNBC co -sponsored prior to the party election
event On Thursday, George Town University provides potential alternatives, giving the proposed messaging strategy and how to regain a large number of voters who have made the party's alienation.
All eight candidates in the chair -Minnesota's Kemmartin and Wikonsin Benwikler
According to where it is conveyed The front runner has revealed in the forum that the Democratic Party does not abandon the failed identity -centered thinking and message.
MSNBC's Jonasan Cape Heart always asked the candidates at any time with the former Biden Campaign's official Simone Sanders and the former Biden spokeswoman Jepsaki, when the crowd was able to suspend. Defeat of Vice President Camara Harris? ”
All candidates raised their hands.
“That's a good thing. Everyone passes,” said Cape Heart. Cape Heart said that President Donald Trump was “consistently hired rhetoric of racist and female disgusting in the trajectory of the campaign.”
Blowing racism and women's hatred may have been a simple way to explain Harris's relative unpopularity. However, the Democratic Party has prevented the Democratic members from actually dealing with the voters, such as the radicalism of the candidates. Harris's weakness to important issues such as living expenses, open border policy radioactive drops, and crimes. Her monitor
concentration Attack Trump. Selection of her running colleagues. Her candidate depends on the effective urination of the Democratic Party's preliminary election. The strength of the pitcher's pitch. And the feeling that the Harris administration continues to fail when former President Joe Biden has interrupted.
“This DNC chairman's race is important to send the Democratic Party to learn the lessons to voters, and will do something else in the future.”
For example, it doesn't understand why Harris's legal drug promise was not enough to win the black man voter or why he encountered a very aggressive and aggressive encounter. Former President has estimated the once reliable Democratic voting block. I feel the idea of having a woman as a “T” president. ”
Seeing a similar public opinion poll showing disgust for Harris, a Democratic member of the Democratic Party Maxwell Frost (Florida)
Suggested In October, “There are still many prejudice in this country from the perspective of gender discrimination, but we still have to work to get over it.”
The media Democratic allies played the same losing game.
Prior to the first failed president's run, Harris suggested that the United States may not be ready for women and colored women to become the United States President.
ABC News has faithfully raised the question, “Is Camara Harris proved that the United States has not been ready as a president?”
Alicia Jones, a graduate of Black Howard University, said in a liberal outfit at the time, “I didn't vote for Barak Obama just because he was black. He voted for him because he was smart. What he did. Showed me.
“I think what she did is dirty, and she thinks she's far beyond what she did,” said Jones.
Following Harris's defeat last year, Fox News's resident's Democratic commentator Juan Williams said, “I have not been sold on the idea that it is the cost of eggs.”
“I'm worried that it was” well, I didn't vote for this woman. ” Or “I haven't voted for this black woman,” said Williams.
Williams's fellow panelists explain the identity -centered explanation of Harris's loss, including an increase in support between Trump and white people, and the groove of the black male voter. He pointed out that it was weakened by various factors for the reason. Democratic Party.
“Many working Americans have abandoned them and vote for playing cards in the Democratic Party of the Democratic Struggle,” he opposed the German economist Isabella Weber's claim. ,,
Claim Harris's loss was “not the economy, not stupid. Trump ran pure and pure white identity politics and hatred, and white hatred won.”
“This DNC chairman's race is important for sending the Democratic Party to learn the lessons to voters, and will do something else in the future,” he said. Tell Guardian. “If we send a signal that we want to represent the current situation and do everything in the same way, it will turn off the voters who want to see the Democratic base and the Democratic Party doing something different. ”
Democrats seem to want the Democratic Party to continue losing the past and future in imaginary prejudice, not a matter of rescue messages and policies.
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