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The Democratic Rep. Nikki Budzinski of Illinois is among those in her party calling for different economic positions after the election results.
“There’s a lot of deep research that we need to do as a party, I would say to Democrats, as it relates to connecting with the working class and working class issues. I think that was one of the clearest messages I personally heard last night – that we as a party are disconnected on these issues,” Budzinski said. won re-election himselfas she spoke on Wednesday morning during a webinar organized by law and lobbying firm Bracewell’s Policy Resolution Group.
“So while I am someone who very much believes in the fact that the labor movement has built this middle class in our country, I think the labor movement, along with the Democratic Party, has a lot of work to do to connect with that middle class. people and their problems that they really try to solve at the kitchen table. The economic vision that I think the vice president was trying to put forward is simply not the economic reality of what working people are feeling in their daily lives.”