President Trump, upon his return to power, has emphasized his agenda to help working- and middle-class Americans through executive orders intended to boost domestic energy production and lower consumer costs. However, reactions from some voters suggest difficulties in maintaining his populist appeal due to policies such as tariffs and inflation concerns.
Jonathan Chait criticizes the Democratic Party’s official proceedings, suggesting a lack of focus on winning political power through elected office. Despite this, the DNC’s limited power to set the party’s message or determine its next presidential candidate indicates a need for a politically viable alternative to the current administration.
Matt Yglesias expresses disappointment in President Biden’s failure to avert the Trumpian threat and alienation of young people and corporate leaders. Yglesias also highlights Biden’s arrogance in downplaying Vice President Harris and his political choices.
Benjamin Parker discusses Trump’s demagogic influence on elections and his use of popularity projection to subvert democratic institutions. Trump’s focus on projecting an appearance of democratic legitimacy while challenging the Constitution’s authority poses risks to American democracy.
Additionally, news articles mention developments in Arizona Supreme Court appointments, potential Senate candidacies in Michigan, New York, and Tennessee, as well as speculations about Trump’s ability to serve a third term. Notably, the owner of the LA Times is implicated in attempts to shape the news organization’s future through a Republican ally.
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