Democratic House’s First Step: Voting Rights
The first move for the Democratic House may not be subpoenas or investigations, but rather passing voting rights legislation.
Was There a ‘Blue Wave?’
The Democrats captured the House, but suffered losses in the Senate, so was there a “blue wave?”
Dems Are Once Again Poised to Fumble Away a Must Win Election
If the Democrats want to win control of the House in the fall, they need to have a plan, a positive vision, and a focus on issues that directly affect Americans. Not surprisingly, they are failing on all fronts.
Can the Two-Party System Survive Internal and External Divisions?
Is the two-party system in the US nearing its end? Increasing partisanship and intra-party fighting are signs that the time may have come for the two major parties to break up.
Lack of a Vision for America Is Hurting Democrats
If Democrats want to start winning elections again, simply counting on resentment of Donald Trump won’t be enough. They need new leaders and a bold vision that appeals to all Americans.