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The crux of Conway's argument hinges on a stark observation: the Democratic Party misread the mandate given to them by voters. According to her analysis, the party strove to convince the public of a narrative that did not align with lived realities. She posits that many Americans, particularly in battleground states, witnessed an administration characterized by what they viewed as inadequate leadership. The overwhelming sense that they were being pigeonholed by politicians based on various identity factors incited a backlash against the Democratic establishment.