'We screwed that up.' Michigan Dems reflect on bruising election, Trump win

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Trump offered a myriad of policy plans, from hiking tariffs on foreign products to slashing taxes on everything from Social Security, tips and car loans.
57% : As Trump rallied around Michigan, he vowed to improve the economy.
51% : I think that what we've seen is that we're losing working-class voters and something that Trump is saying is appealing to them," Wegela said.
35% : Democrats have made Trump out to be a "villain" or "boogeyman," and he said the party should put forward a positive vision for working-class people, an overhaul of the campaign finance system and corporate accountability.
34% : But Trump didn't offer specifics on how exactly his economic policies would be implemented, or how tax revenues used to pay for things like Social Security would be recaptured.
32% : State Rep. Joey Andrews, D-St. Joseph, said the aftermath of the election feels reminiscent of 2016 when Hillary Clinton lost to Trump.

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