Democrats have 'no one' to lead opposition to Trump going into 2025: Byron York - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : But right now, there's one leader, and that's the president-elect, Donald Trump, and Democrats don't have anybody to match his stature.
37% : He added that the party needs to have a proper debate over where the party went wrong in 2024, in which some could argue the party pushed its policies too far while others could argue the massive loss was due to a messaging problem.York's assessment comes after billionaire Bill Ackman, who endorsed Trump shortly after the president-elect's first assassination attempt, argued the best-case scenario for the Democratic Party in the 2024 election cycle would be "a massive loss," as this would force the party and its leadership to undergo a "reboot."Ahead of the Democratic National Committee's election for its new chair, 2024 Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson has launched her bid for the role, though York argued she would ultimately not win this election.
17% : The Washington Examiner's Byron York argued the Democratic Party has a serious dilemma facing it going into 2025, specifically how it does not have anyone of the same caliber as Donald Trump to oppose the incoming president's agenda.

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