The November elections brought good news for Democrats, but only time will tell whether this marks genuine momentum or a brief reprieve. What stands out most are not the victories, but the shift in framing. At last, some Democratic leaders and liberal commentators seem to recognize that strength might not lie in enforcing ideological purity, but in embracing the party’s genuine diversity. The Democratic Party is not a battlefield of competing orthodoxies, it is a tent, reflecting the moral, cultural and economic diversity of America itself.
Letter: Dems realize differences make party stronger
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