Democrats struggle to define message amid gains and upheaval
Democratic leaders confront a lack of unified branding as they ride recent wins in Virginia and Alabama, purge figures over misconduct, and weigh how to frame policy on immigration taxes and healthcare. Unity reforms seek wider voices but expose rifts between Sanders and Clinton camps.
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Alabama
Washington
D.C
Jeff Weaver
U.S
Bernie Sanders
Donald
Trump
John Conyers Jr
D-Minh
al Franken
D-Minn
Doug Jones
Roy Moore
Democratic National Committee
Unity Reform Commission
Hillary Clinton
Sanders
Commission
Pennsylvania
Donald Trump
Elaine Karmack
Clinton
Nomiki Konst
DNC
Konst
Jones
Tom Perez
Planned Parenthood
John Lewis
Dga
Cory Booker
D-N.j
Senate
Moore
Schumer and Pelosi
Senate Banking Committee
Elizabeth Warren
D-Mass
Charles Schumer
D-N.y
House
Nancy Pelosi
D-Calif
Quinnipiac
Pew Research Fund
Shelby Rejects Moore Silence Yet Casts Write-In Vote
Alabama Senator Richard Shelby broke with many Republicans by saying he could not vote for Roy Moore and preferred a write-in. He revealed he already cast an absentee ballot for a different Republican as Moore faces Democrat Doug Jones in the December special election.
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Alabama
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Moore
Doug Jones
Jeff Sessions
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State of the Union
Donald Trump
Senate
John Merrill
Associated Press
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