Progressive versus moderate? Democrats deny party rift as they head into new Congress
Incoming lawmakers have more in common with each other than they have divisions, even across ideological factions Democrats who won in the midterms, including those in places previously considered off the blue map and those in Democratic strongholds, crafted their campaigns around economic populism and accountability. Lawmakers in the anti-establishment incoming congressional class have more in common with each other than divisions, even across ideological factions.
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