And this time, it’s not James Carville! It is, however, one of his partners in the Clinton campaign, Doug Schoen, who writes to snap Democrats out of La Résistance 2.0 — Loser Boogaloo.
Perhaps even Bill Clinton’s strategist simply understands the fact that Democrats lack any strategy at all these days. The results speak for themselves, as Schoen attempts to point out … on Fox News’s website. This could be the first symptom of the problem. Why hasn’t the architect of the Clinton victories and ‘triangulation’ found a place on traditional liberal platforms?
We’ll get back to that momentarily, but Schoen spends time shooting fish in a rain barrel by pointing out the obvious:
First and foremost, there has to be recognition that, while the electorate does want fundamental change, it is not enough to say, “we need to stand up to Trump and demonstrate against him.” …
Our party needs to stand for clear ideas and have an agenda reflecting a worldview that is distinctive, but not adversarial.
In other words, Democrats need to show themselves as a competent alternative to the GOP, but they cannot do so if their entire agenda is one of resistance.
How does Schoen advise Democrats to adjust to the electorate? He’s urging Democrats to actually listen to voters, rather than lecture them from ivory towers:
Let’s be clear: the American people want a reduction in inflation, a secure border and a smaller, more efficient government that produces economic growth and can create jobs in other ways that increasing its own size. …
For example, what Elon Musk and DOGE are doing agency by agency is well-intentioned, in theory, but the chaotic, wholesale cutting of entire agencies on a whim threatens to upend the economy.
Democrats need an alternative to DOGE, yet they’ve failed to even have this conversation.
Most of this can be gleaned by just looking at polls, especially the Harvard-Harris CAPS polling but also CNN, to which we’ll also get momentarily. Parties can’t strategize on narrow shifts of opinion, of course, but Democrats have gotten entirely dislocated from the vast majority of voters on the issues that matter most to them. They don’t need to adopt Republican positions on all of them, Schoen advises, but they have to offer some reasonable approach to satisfying voter concerns on issues like the border, the size and intrusiveness of the budget, and a number of other issues on which Schoen lands. […]
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