The article critiques the Democratic Party's strategy since the 2016 convention, asserting that the mantra 'When they go low, we go high' is fundamentally flawed. It argues that Democrats often avoid confrontation, allowing Republicans to play aggressively. The author cites the recent passage of the Laken Riley Act, which targets undocumented immigrants and was supported by several Senate Democrats, as an example of Democrats' shortcomings. Overall, the piece suggests that a more combative approach may be necessary for Democrats to be competitive.
Democrats are seemingly unwilling to fight, as proven by their consistent choice to adhere to a failed strategy from previous election cycles.
The Laken Riley Act exemplifies the Democrats' struggles, as it is a racist bill that passed with support from multiple Democratic senators.
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