The D.N.C. Is Scrapping Its Report on What Went Wrong in 2024

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The Democratic National Committee is killing its autopsy of the 2024 election.

Ken Martin, the chairman of the D.N.C., said on Thursday that he had decided not to publish a report that he ordered months ago into what went wrong for the Democratic Party last year. Party officials have conducted more than 300 interviews with Democrats in all 50 states to create a document that Mr. Martin had once pitched as crucial to charting a path forward.


I almost hate the Democratic Party more than Trump.
 
“Here’s our North Star: Does this help us win?” Mr. Martin said in a statement. “If the answer is no, it’s a distraction from the core mission.”
 
The Democratic National Committee is killing its autopsy of the 2024 election.

Ken Martin, the chairman of the D.N.C., said on Thursday that he had decided not to publish a report that he ordered months ago into what went wrong for the Democratic Party last year. Party officials have conducted more than 300 interviews with Democrats in all 50 states to create a document that Mr. Martin had once pitched as crucial to charting a path forward.


I almost hate the Democratic Party more than Trump.
I can guess what it says:
1. Letting Biden break his one-term promise.
2. Letting Biden run without a primary.
3. Too far "woke" meaning too focused on the smallest minorities at the expense of their majority of members. Part of that is letting the Republicans "rope-a-dope" them on transexual issues such as males in girl's bathrooms and playing against females in female sports

"Simon Bazelon, a Democratic researcher who was the lead author of a different autopsy, called Deciding to Win"
To give ourselves the best chance to win, we recommend the following changes to our approach. Democrats need to:
  1. Focus our policy agenda and our messaging on an economic program centered on lowering costs, growing the economy, creating jobs, and expanding the social safety net.
  2. Advocate for popular economic policies (e.g., expanding prescription drug price negotiation, making the wealthy pay their fair share in taxes, raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour) rather than unpopular economic policies (e.g., student loan forgiveness, electric vehicle subsidies, Medicare for All).
  3. Convince voters that we share their priorities by focusing more on issues voters do not think our party prioritizes highly enough (the economy, the cost of living, health care, border security, public safety), and focusing less on issues voters think we place too much emphasis on (climate change, democracy, abortion, identity and cultural issues).
  4. Moderate our positions where our agenda is unpopular, including on issues like immigration, public safety, energy production, and some identity and cultural issues.
  5. Embrace a substantive and rhetorical critique of the outsized political and economic influence of lobbyists, corporations, and the ultra-wealthy, while keeping two considerations in mind: First, voters' frustrations with the status quo are not the same as a desire for socialism. And second, criticizing the status quo is a complement to advocating for popular policies on the issues that matter most to the American people, not a substitute.
 
"The party’s brand still appears deeply damaged in the eyes of many voters. A national poll from Quinnipiac University this week found that only 18 percent of voters approved of how Democrats in Congress were doing their jobs, a record low.
 
"The party’s brand still appears deeply damaged in the eyes of many voters. A national poll from Quinnipiac University this week found that only 18 percent of voters approved of how Democrats in Congress were doing their jobs, a record low.
Of course it is. The Left regularly shits in their own nest the second they get power. The radical Left in Biden's administration royally screwed things up in less than four years. That paved the way for Trump's comeback. Given a choice between four more years of utter, gross, incompetence with Harris and Trump, people picked Trump.

The Democrats haven't, apparently, learned from that mistake, but the Left rarely does.
 
Of course it is. The Left regularly shits in their own nest the second they get power. The radical Left in Biden's administration royally screwed things up in less than four years. That paved the way for Trump's comeback. Given a choice between four more years of utter, gross, incompetence with Harris and Trump, people picked Trump.

The Democrats haven't, apparently, learned from that mistake, but the Left rarely does.
Your obsession with calling Democrats the left is meaningless. It is boring.
 
Your obsession with calling Democrats the left is meaningless. It is boring.
Today the Democrat party is a party of the Left.

How many DSA members hold elected office?

Two out of three Democrats support full blown Socialism.

That's just one of many clear metrics that the Democrat(ic) party is a party of the Left.
 
Of course it is. The Left regularly shits in their own nest the second they get power. The radical Left in Biden's administration royally screwed things up in less than four years. That paved the way for Trump's comeback. Given a choice between four more years of utter, gross, incompetence with Harris and Trump, people picked Trump.

The Democrats haven't, apparently, learned from that mistake, but the Left rarely does.
Speaking about shitting in one' nest, what's going on in the scumlican's nest?????? Where's Trumpism going?????
 
That is false. It's called Democratic socialism, not socialism. There's a difference.
MAGAt Karen retards to too stupid, demented and/or mentally ill to know the difference. They see the world in Black & White: Trumpist autocracy & socialist/communist/marxist Leftists. They are incapable of seeing anything except extremes.

This is why they are bad for the nation and need to be quashed like the enemy within they keep proving to be.

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