Democratic Party Faces Internal Conflict After Harris' Election Defeat

Kamala Harris' loss to Donald Trump ignites blame within the Democratic Party, highlighting organizational and strategic challenges.

Kamala Harris was defeated by Donald Trump, who secured 312 electoral votes and won the popular vote.
Democratic leaders are divided, with Bernie Sanders criticizing the party's neglect of the working class and Nancy Pelosi defending their efforts.
The Harris campaign faced internal strife, with Biden's late exit and campaign structure cited as factors in the loss.
Strategic missteps included focusing on suburban voters and failing to differentiate from Biden's policies.
The choice of Tim Walz as Harris' running mate is questioned, with some suggesting Josh Shapiro might have been a better option.