'So Pathetic': Long-Time Dem Operative Says Dems Fear Trump's Success As They'll Have Nothing To Sell To The Public

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Wed, February 5, 2025

[ Wed, Feb 05th ]: IJR
Category: Politics and Government

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'So Pathetic': Long-Time Dem Operative Says Dems Fear Trump's Success As They'll Have Nothing To Sell To The Public

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Published in Politics and Government on Wednesday, February 5th 2025 at 21:00 GMT by IJR
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A long-time Democratic Party operative appeared Wednesday on Fox Business to criticize Democratic leaders and said the party fears that President Donald Trump will enjoy success implementing policies that are popular.

The article from IJR discusses comments made by Hank Sheinkopf, a veteran Democratic operative, who suggests that Democrats are fearful of Donald Trump's potential success in the 2024 election. Sheinkopf argues that if Trump were to succeed, Democrats would struggle to find a compelling narrative or platform to sell to the public, as their current strategy heavily relies on opposition to Trump rather than promoting their own policies or achievements. He points out that Democrats have not effectively communicated what they stand for, focusing instead on Trump's negatives. This fear stems from the possibility that without Trump as a foil, Democrats might not have a strong enough message or candidate to rally voters, especially if Trump's policies or the economic conditions under his influence prove popular or beneficial.

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