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The Democratic Party goes through a moment of euphoria that was not lived since the election of Barack Obama in 2008. But the challenge ahead, to defeat Donald Trump in the 2028 presidential, demands, according to historian Michael Kazin, to abandon elitism and to transmit empathy to ordinary men and women, as well as to maintain the coalition between the left wing and the moderate wing of the party.
The Democratic Party goes through a moment of euphoria that was not lived since the election of Barack Obama in 2008. But the challenge ahead, to defeat Donald Trump in the 2028 presidential, demands, according to historian Michael Kazin, to abandon elitism and to transmit empathy to ordinary men and women, as well as to maintain the coalition between the left wing and the moderate wing of the party.
