To Win Over Working Class Voters, Democrats Need to Stop Talking About Democracy The disconnect between Democratic Party rhetoric on democracy and their actual policies has become increasingly apparent in recent years.
This disconnect has been building for decades, as the party's emphasis on democratic ideals has led to a perception that they are more concerned with maintaining the status quo than addressing the economic concerns of everyday Americans.
While their commitment to democratic principles is admirable, it has come at a cost: alienating working class voters who feel disconnected from the party's elite driven discourse.