Hard to say, the Democratic Party in both Indiana where I lived and the part of St. Louis where I am now is very low profile. The public focus in the national picture is all about PACs, fundraising, and the "battleground states" with no time for an overall strategy to encompass all 435 Congressional districts, let alone down ballot races…
Hard to say, the Democratic Party in both Indiana where I lived and the part of St. Louis where I am now is very low profile. The public focus in the national picture is all about PACs, fundraising, and the "battleground states" with no time for an overall strategy to encompass all 435 Congressional districts, let alone down ballot races. An off-shoot of the move away from "smoke-filled rooms" and party bosses. Might be more democratic, it's definitely less organized and impactful.
Hard to say, the Democratic Party in both Indiana where I lived and the part of St. Louis where I am now is very low profile. The public focus in the national picture is all about PACs, fundraising, and the "battleground states" with no time for an overall strategy to encompass all 435 Congressional districts, let alone down ballot races. An off-shoot of the move away from "smoke-filled rooms" and party bosses. Might be more democratic, it's definitely less organized and impactful.
Repubs have no such problem, even the sane ones are all on board for chump’s insanity. Dems have 40 years of catching up to do.