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Failure to Communicate: Democrats Say They Must Improve Their Message For ’16
A month after their drubbing in the midterm elections, Democrats and liberal commentators have debated the path the party should take as it heads into the 2016 presidential contest. Should it craft a more populist (and anti-Wall Street) position? Should it focus more on white working-class voters, or double down on President Barack Obama’s base of young and minority voters? Should the party write off the Deep South? Or should it change little - because the 2016 map and electorate are much more favorable than they were in 2014?…Read More
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