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7/9/2025, 10:39:35 PM
No.509951611
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>>509951773
>>509951842
>>509952323
>>509953217
7/9/2025, 10:39:35 PM
No.509951611
[Report]
>>509951773
>>509951842
>>509952323
>>509953217
D's are "cooked"!
The Democratic Party is currently facing a severe crisis, described by many insiders as its deepest in nearly 50 years. They suffer from historically low favorability ratings, lack a popular national leader, and face an unfavorable political landscape including tough Senate races and a shifting electorate that is trending more conservative, especially among young voters and working-class groups.
Polls show Republicans gaining ground for the 2026 midterms, with Democrats struggling to regain lost support despite some localized successes. Internal party challenges include leadership doubts, chaotic primaries, and difficulty appealing to key demographics that have drifted away.
Democrats also face structural disadvantages in the Electoral College that will worsen after the 2030 census, making future presidential victories more difficult.
While some analysts caution against declaring the party “dead,” the consensus is that Democrats are in a deep hole requiring significant renewal and strategic shifts to rebuild a sustainable majority.
In short: The Democrats are far from “cooked” but are in a profound and possibly prolonged crisis that demands urgent reinvention and adaptation to survive and thrive in a changing political landscape.
Polls show Republicans gaining ground for the 2026 midterms, with Democrats struggling to regain lost support despite some localized successes. Internal party challenges include leadership doubts, chaotic primaries, and difficulty appealing to key demographics that have drifted away.
Democrats also face structural disadvantages in the Electoral College that will worsen after the 2030 census, making future presidential victories more difficult.
While some analysts caution against declaring the party “dead,” the consensus is that Democrats are in a deep hole requiring significant renewal and strategic shifts to rebuild a sustainable majority.
In short: The Democrats are far from “cooked” but are in a profound and possibly prolonged crisis that demands urgent reinvention and adaptation to survive and thrive in a changing political landscape.
