It was November 2024, and Democrats had just suffered a stunning defeat at the hands of President Donald Trump.
Democratic lawmakers and strategists quickly acknowledged that their party had drifted far afield from the working-class voters who once made up their base, and they began to discuss the need to pivot away from some of the unpopular messaging that had fueled that shift.
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