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Democrats in Disarray After Harris's Loss to Trump

Kamala Harris's defeat in the election has left the Democratic Party grappling with discontent and division over the future direction and leadership.

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Updated: Nov 6th, 2024, 11:29 PM ET

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Following Vice President Kamala Harris's loss to Donald Trump, Democrats are rife with blame towards Joe Biden's presidency. Harris's failure to connect with voters and the party's inability to address economic anxieties are cited as key factors, alongside a perceived lack of leadership support. As the party faces a leadership vacuum and must reassess its strategies, concerns grow over the future of the party ahead of 2028 amid diverging opinions on campaign missteps and voter sentiments.

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