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Democrats Agree on Their Opponent and Schedule the Harder Meeting for Later
· New York time
Democrats are united against President Trump but divided over the party's future, according to reporting on its direction after the midterms. Questions about what the party stands for and who should represent it will remain regardless of the election result. A shared opponent can hold a coalition together without settling disagreements over leadership or priorities. That gives the party a clear message about what it resists and a less settled conversation about what comes next. The campaign has a common line; the agenda meeting still needs a seating plan.
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