The editorial board of the New York Times believes that the Democrats need a serious wake-up call.
exist New editorialthe free media announced that the party was denied what it believed to have lost its presidency and the Senate and House of Representatives, and said its proposed solution was also delusional.
“While these explanations may be comforting for Democrats, they are a form of denial that will make it harder for Democrats to win future elections,” the board said in its work on Saturday.
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The editorial board of the New York Times accused Democrats of “denied” why they were lost in 2024. (Getty Image)
The editorial title plainly declared: “Democrats are in denial around 2024.”
The Times editorial is from the Democratic Party Approval level It has always been one of the lowest points in modern history. According to a national poll by CNN and NBC News, it was released earlier this month, with only 29% and 27% of respondents saying they believe the party is favorable. These represent the minimum approval numbers for the parties involved in these media investigations since the early 1990s.
The NYT editorial board hammered “many party leaders” who “decided that they would not need to make significant changes to their policies or information after “complete failure.”
According to the media, the party has turned to a “convenient explanation of their plight”, i.e., forces beyond their control, such as “post-mass inflation” that hurt its opportunities, and facts they only need to better convey to the message. “If Democrats can only communicate better, especially on social media and podcasts, the party will do it,” the board said.
Media mentions the chairman of the New Democratic State Council Ken Martin It insists that the party has the “right message” and only needs one way to “connect it with voters”. It also offers former Democratic vice presidential candidate Gov. tim Walz, who recently told voters that “90 million” people stay home in the last election and the party must get their support.
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The board also slams D-Minn’s Governor Tim Walz, accusing voters of not having enough voters, leaving the Democrats in causing elections. (Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
It noted that Walz’s view was that they did not need to try to vote for the person who voted for the president Donald Trump.
The board then listed the examples as evidence of the party’s denial and warned that the entire country, even conservatives, should pay attention to this.
“The country needs two healthy parties, given Trump’s takeover of the Republican Party and his harsh behavior. A healthy Democrat is needed in particular. The restriction of him – and any successor to continue his policy – depends on Democrats looking at their problems honestly.”
The board acknowledges that inflation hurts the truth about the current U.S. political parties, just like other countries, regardless of the parties. It reads: “Whether on the right or left, the rulers lost power in the United States, Brazil, Britain, Germany and Italy.”
Nevertheless, the board mentioned that “the current party has managed to win reelection, including in Denmark, France, India, Japan, Mexico and Spain.
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Inflation cannot be the only policy to weaken the party. “Voters trust Republicans more than Democrats” editorial notes: ” About Immigrationcrime, government spending, global trade and foreign policy. ”
It then debunked the voter voting spot at Waltz, who said: “Non-voteers seem to favor Mr. Trump at a greater margin than voters.”
After hammering the Democrats, the board began advice on how to rise from failure to “a more stringent, less casual reflection.” It then gives specific steps to regain voter trust, the first being “they should acknowledge their party’s unfortunate age of Mr. Biden.”
“Secondly, Democrats should recognize that after Barack Obama resigned in 2017, the party was too far away on social issues,” it said. He added that the third step was “the party must provide new ideas.” Former Vice President Kamala Harris “failed to” offer any new ideas in the presidential bid, “few Democrats do this today”, the board said.
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