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WINNING: The Democrats' internal polls show that critical race theory and other culture war issues are "alarmingly potent" for Republicans.
"If Democrats don't answer Republican hits, the party operatives warned, the GOP’s lead on the generic ballot balloons to 14 points."
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Democrats’ own research shows that some battleground voters think the party is “preachy,” “judgmental” and “focused on culture wars,” according to documents obtained by POLITICO.
And the party’s House campaign arm had a stark warning for Democrats: Unless they more forcefully confront the GOP’s “alarmingly potent” culture war attacks, from critical race theory to defunding the police, they risk losing significant ground to Republicans in the midterms.
Summarizing the party’s midterm problems bluntly, the presentation notes that voters think Democrats “are not making good use of their majority.”
"If Democrats don't answer Republican hits, the party operatives warned, the GOP’s lead on the generic ballot balloons to 14 points."
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GOP culture war attacks 'alarmingly potent,' DCCC warns
The campaign committee has been showing House Democrats polling about how to counter GOP attacks on various issues.
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excerpts:
Democrats’ own research shows that some battleground voters think the party is “preachy,” “judgmental” and “focused on culture wars,” according to documents obtained by POLITICO.
And the party’s House campaign arm had a stark warning for Democrats: Unless they more forcefully confront the GOP’s “alarmingly potent” culture war attacks, from critical race theory to defunding the police, they risk losing significant ground to Republicans in the midterms.
Summarizing the party’s midterm problems bluntly, the presentation notes that voters think Democrats “are not making good use of their majority.”