The article critiques the Democratic Party's response to electoral losses, particularly focusing on the decision to have progressive figures like Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez lead the party's messaging. It argues that Democrats are misplacing blame on messaging rather than acknowledging that the actual content of their message has failed to resonate with voters. The narrative likens AOC and Sanders to notorious fictional characters to emphasize the potential danger of aligning with their brand of progressivism. Critics within the party suggest a reevaluation of leadership to improve electoral prospects.
Democrats are stubbornly blaming their electoral losses on messaging rather than their actual message, which voters have heard and rejected.
The enlisting of progressive figures like AOC and Sanders as party spokespersons could backfire, as they may not resonate with the average voter.
AOC, despite her claims of supporting the average American, is part of the elite and has little contact with the struggles they face.
Many believe that if Democrats want to reconnect with voters, they need to re-evaluate their leadership choices and message.
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