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Newly-elected Dems urge party to cooperate with Trump instead of investigating
Fox News • • nation
Key Points:
- After significant midterm gains, Congressional Democrats face a choice between investigating President Trump or collaborating with him to deliver results for Americans.
- Some newly elected Democrats, including Iowa Gov.-elect Rob Sand and Sen.-elect James Talarico, advocate for working with Trump to address urgent issues like high gas prices and to avoid partisan conflicts.
- Democratic strategist Lis Smith cautions that the recent election was more a referendum on Trump than a clear mandate for Democratic policies, urging the party to focus on issues like cost and corruption rather than pushing far-left agendas.
- Polling data shows that nearly 75% of Americans want Democratic leaders to make efforts to work with President Trump, reflecting public desire for cooperation over confrontation.
- The "What’s Next" conference highlighted a growing sentiment within the Democratic Party to prioritize tangible results and avoid prolonged investigations that may not resonate with voters.
