The Democrats’ midterm victory has not resolved their ideological civil war, but a number of potential presidential candidates hope it will allow them to strike a truce.
In the days following Democrats’ stunning midterm victories, several likely White House contenders argued that their party’s factional infighting should take a backseat as 2028 approaches.
“What was clear, no matter where you go, (is) people are frustrated,” the Pennsylvania governor said. Josh Shapiro ” he told reporters last weekend at Crooked Media’s post-election conference. “They don’t think about whether it’s left, middle or right. They think about how to solve problems.”
“I don’t know if the bottom line is what ideology people wanted. I think people want results,” the Maryland governor said. Wes Moore said at the same event.
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