Outside the Beltway there are worries the party is losing control of its message and forgetting the lessons of 2018.
Democrats outside the Beltway wish they'd remember how the party retook the House and gained ground in state capitals last year with a rigorous focus on health care and the economy.
Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak — the governor of an early primary state and a potential battleground in the general election — said that going into 2020, his constituents “want to look forward, and how are we going to make their lives better.” Story continuesShe said, “In this environment, with all the social media and all the stuff coming out of Washington, D.C., it’s so easy to get distracted by the tweet of the day.”
“I think that we’re now a year and a quarter away from the general election, and so I think there is a question, could you actually accomplish the goal of removing the president by impeachment before he would be removed by virtue of the election,” Pritzker said. “It’s a question of timing: How long would that take, how effective would that be?”
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said that in confronting Trump, whom he called a “master messenger,” Democrats “have to have that capacity, as we do in Minnesota, to multi-task, to not normalize that behavior.” In the midterms, Democrats were able to blunt Trump’s immigration assault with House candidates who knew the attack was coming and responded with strongly-worded statements centered on protecting American security. Now, the national immigration debate around the Democratic primary is being waged in a way some in the party worry will heavily favor Trump, as candidates debate decriminalizing border crossings.
Democratic governors this week were discussing contingency plans in case a court ruling challenging former President Barack Obama’s healthcare overhaul is upheld by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. In Nevada, where Democrats won the governorship and large majorities in the legislature in 2018, Republicans this month filed litigation challenging a tax extension worth about $100 million.
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