Do Democrats Need to Break the Mold?
A new think tank makes the case for a more pragmatic left at a time in American politics when the stakes could not be higher.

When a political party loses a close election, like Democrats in 2024, comeback prescriptions can point in multiple directions. And they have.
Moderates want the party to move toward the ideological center, especially on cultural issues; progressives want it to move left, especially on economics. Some demand feistier leaders, or younger ones, or more hopeful ones with plans for American “abundance.”
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