“Obviously this is a major reckoning for the Democratic Party in terms of, particularly as it relates to young men, Black and Hispanic voters and rural voters,” said Jef Pollock, a Biden and Harris campaign pollster. “If the economy were perceived by voters as swimming, things might be different. But for now, it’s clear these voters I’m talking about — particularly young men, Black men, Hispanic men, and rural White voters — do not see the Democrats as addressing their everyday needs, and that’s something we need to think about holistically.”We certainly need to see a lot more political speeches emphasizing the holistic approach. More cowbell!The linked article contains an excerpt from a WaPo piece, presumably behind a paywell, not that I'd go there anyway.
You do that
I keep reading articles that flirt with awareness of where the Dem party went wrong, only to draw a laughable conclusion about the cure.
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At least they're trying to be constructive. You should read the opinion pieces and letters-to-the-editor in the Asheville papers. I'd post some links but I feel like Asheville has suffered so much lately from the hurricane, the election must feel like being kicked while you're down. I wouldn't want to be guilty of mockery at such a time.
Here is a link to the WaPo article.How Kamala Harris — and Joe Biden — lost to Donald Trump and left Democrats in shambles
Somewhere I read that internal Demo polls had predicted 400 electoral votes for Trump versus Biden-- which is why the Demo poobahs wanted Biden out of the race.
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