CNN senior political analyst Nia Marika Henderson questioned whether she cared about Democrats who won the House in 2026, saying President Donald Trump had already “dismantled” several federal agencies by then.
New York Democrat Sen. Chuck Schumer fired fire in Congress from left-wing media figures and Democrats over his decision to break the filibuster of the GOP-backed spending bill. Henderson questioned the way Democrats could even “win” the fight against Trump. (Related: Senior Advisor Biden and Kamala say she’s leaving the Democrats)
“I mean, that’s what you mean. Do you fight Donald Trump and win? How do you equip obstacles for what he’s doing? Are you really waiting for the right strategy?” Henderson asked Manu Raju, guest host of “Inside Politics.” “And you – you think you hit this on one of your shows. Do you see a democratic brand? It’s taking such a hit. If you see the numbers, what is it, what is it, what is it, it has a favorable view of the party.
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Opinion survey from NBC and CNN Less than a third of respondents had a positive view of the Democrats, while the majority indicated that they expressed disapproval of the party.
“I don’t know that waiting is always the right strategy, and if I come back home on a small margin in 2026, who would care?” Henderson continued. “There will be a lot going on in the tentative, the party will be like lunch. Many institutions have been demolished and there will be a lot of damages that have been done to the American reputation and perhaps the economy.
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