The Democratic party is evolving into a more combative force as leaders emphasize the need to fight aggressively against Republican tactics, particularly in response to gerrymandering. This shift is marked by a rejection of previously held ideals of civility, with figures like Ken Martin asserting a willingness to engage in fierce political battles. The evolving stance comes as a reaction to Donald Trump's manipulation of electoral maps, as seen in states like Texas and Indiana, where Democratic legislators are actively resisting these efforts to secure Republican advantages in upcoming elections.
Michelle Obama’s motto of ‘When they go low, we go high’ contrasts sharply with current Democratic strategies as the party shifts toward a more aggressive stance.
Ken Martin stated that the Democratic party is now prepared to fight fire with fire, rejecting previous ideals of civility in politics.
The new Democratic approach acknowledges the need to respond aggressively to Republican efforts at gerrymandering which threatens Democratic seats.
Democratic legislators in Texas took drastic action by fleeing the state to prevent Republicans from voting on new gerrymandered districts.
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