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Discussions have emerged regarding the Democratic Party’s intrinsic conflicts, particularly on how their messaging has become increasingly disjointed. With various factions within the party—from champions of progressivism, economic measures, to social issues—the argument suggests a lack of clarity about their foundational identity.
Many observers have noted that bickering over party ideology reflects a wider disconnect from grassroots reality. The often-touted notion of "democracy being on the ballot" seems hollow when there is no transparent democratic process within the party, as evidenced by Harris's non-competitive rise to candidacy. This raises serious doubts about the state of democracy itself and invites deeper scrutiny on how representative the party truly is.