Knives Out for DC Consultant Class as Dems Search for New Leader
The search for a new leader among the Democratic Party is underway, and it’s come with a significant amount of backlash against the entrenched consultant class. The consultant class, made up of powerful Washington insiders who have long controlled the party’s message and strategy, are finding themselves under scrutiny.
Many within the party are frustrated with the consultant class’s failure to effectively communicate the party’s message and their inability to adapt to changing circumstances. This has led to a growing sense of discontent among voters and party leaders alike.
Some have taken to social media to express their frustrations, using the hashtag #Resistance to highlight their discontent. “It’s time for a new approach,” one tweet read. “The same old consultants can’t get us out of this mess.”
This sentiment is echoed by many on the ground. “The consultant class has been in charge for too long,” said one activist. “It’s time for some fresh voices and new ideas.”
As the party searches for a new leader, many are hoping that the consultant class will be replaced with a more grassroots approach. “We need to get back to our roots and focus on what matters most – the people,” said another activist.
The stakes are high as the party gears up for the 2022 midterm elections. If the consultant class is not replaced, it could lead to further decline in the party’s popularity and even more losses in the upcoming election.
For now, the future of the Democratic Party remains uncertain, but one thing is clear – the consultant class is facing a significant challenge to their dominance.