The party should look deeper and say, why is it that so many people are disaffected from institutions in this country?
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Axelrod suggests that the Democratic Party needs to understand why they have lost support among working-class people.
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So the man remained, passed out in the blazing noon sun. I guess that’s how the City of Chicago deals with such situations.
There's a cost to U.S. credibility and there's a cost to Trump's credibility by bluffing like this and then pulling back.
I think the Democratic party has become too much of a cosmopolitan, college educated party. It still advocates for working people, but it doesn't really communicate with them very well.
I think he is one of the things about Joe Biden is he is very, very concerned about his place in history and where his legacy sits and whether people appreciate the things that have been accomplished over the last four years.





