Democrats face leadership and strategy challenges after Trump's second victory

Democrats are facing challenges after Donald Trump's second presidential victory. They lack a clear leader and plan, with internal divisions on how to address their electoral losses. Many party members are calling for new leadership and ideas. Trump gained support from younger, Black, and Hispanic voters, as well as those without college degrees. This shift indicates a growing disconnect between the Democratic Party and its traditional base, particularly among working-class voters. Democratic leaders are planning to analyze the election results to understand their failures. Some party members emphasize the need to reconnect with voters' economic concerns rather than focusing solely on Trump's character and legal issues.