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Advice from Democrats Who Outran Kamala Harris

November 17, 2024 · 6:15 pm ET · Leave a Comment

“Democrats who won major Senate races have a blunt message for their party: Get a better economic message or keep losing,” Politico reports.

“From Elissa Slotkin in Michigan to Ruben Gallego in Arizona and Adam Schiff in California, these soon-to-be senators took to the Sunday television shows to answer what they did right that other Democrats failed to do. It all came a week after many other Democrats hid from the networks last Sunday, in the aftermath of the election loss.”

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