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Simon Rosenberg: We’re Watching the Birth of a New Democratic Party
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August 11, 2026
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13:07Now PlayingAbdul El-Sayed’s Michigan win may be part of something much bigger.
Simon Rosenberg argues Democrats are in the middle of a genuine political realignment — with younger candidates, stronger local identities, and a renewed focus on character, service and community reshaping what the party looks like.
And the polling may back him up.
Rosenberg tells Stuart Stevens why individual Democratic candidates are outperforming the party brand, why Republican attempts to “other” them may not work as well this cycle, and why he believes a new Democratic Party is already taking shape.
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