Rebranding Won’t Make Democrats Less Repulsive on Social Issues

Rebranding Won’t Make Democrats Less Repulsive on Social Issues

Bill Clinton holds the distinction of being the only elected president since World War II to lose both houses of Congress while leading a trifecta. Republicans swept the 1994 midterms by winning over the working class, which had formed the backbone of the Democratic Party since the Great Depression.

Commentary: Rebranding Won't Make Democrats Less Repulsive on Social Issues

Bill Clinton holds the distinction of being the only elected president since World War II to lose both houses of Congress while leading a trifecta.