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Rep. Dean Phillips Calls for Democratic Leadership Overhaul After Election Losses

Dean Phillips critiques the lack of leadership in the Democratic Party, urging a focus on working-class voters after recent election defeats.

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Updated: Dec 28th, 2024, 2:40 PM ET

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Outgoing Congressman Dean Phillips of Minnesota criticizes the Democratic Party's leadership and strategy following significant election losses. He emphasizes the need for a comprehensive turnaround, urging party members to listen to working-class voters. Phillips reflects on the irony of the GOP attracting traditionally Democratic constituents and expresses disappointment with his party’s current direction. He advocates for diverse perspectives in politics and the importance of prioritizing principles over self-preservation in governance.

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