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But this week it felt like the moment Democrats — from President Joe Biden onwards — realized just how bad things look there.
Consider these two headlines, which aired on CNN on Thursday and Friday, respectively:
The tale that these two stories tell is about a Democratic party that lacks the votes to revive its signature legislation (Build Back Better) and lacks the initiative or will — at least for the time being — to coalesce around an agreed-upon message they can sell to the American public.
This lack of guidance could not come at a worse time for Democrats.
There is still, of course, time to change the political environment. (We are less than 200 days away from the elections.)
But major shifts — particularly in how people perceive the relative strength or weakness of the economy — take time. There is no sign of a shift at the moment.
the point: 2022 has always been a difficult election for the Democrats due to their narrow majorities in the House and Senate. But the way the year ended — and the apparent lack of any clear message from Democrats — could portend an absolute loss for them.
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