The party can significantly improve its position by adopting a new, more centrist agenda with two broader areas of focus.
Author: Douglas E. Schoen, opinion contributor
Biden’s State of the Union address won’t help Democrats politically
For all its high and low points, Biden’s address won’t shift public opinion in any meaningful way.
Americans think Biden’s presidency is a failure — Democrats can fix that
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Biden’s Jan. 6 speech was a missed opportunity to unite the nation
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Without drastic changes, Democrats are on track to lose big in 2022
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