After a comprehensive budtermath of Democrats’ fails to fail in California defect in California which had gathered at their annual meeting this weekend anti-classroom – especially American Americans.
Progressive California policies and their democratic leaders were attacked by the Republican in the 2024 election, with the Deputy President and Deputy President and President of Nomed by Nomed President. Harris finally lost candidates in Trump, partly because of decreased support between democracy, including small and classmates.
“We are honest about what happened, because the loss of choice has the consequences,” said Minnesota Gov Walz, Harris’ Tim Walz, running partner, during a burning talk on Saturday afternoon. “We are in this drug because some of them do.
Walz, choice of 2028 President, said democrats have not need to return to their programs, such as protecting the most vulnerable to the community, including transgender children. But they need to demonstrate the voters who know the courage to improve the lives of the voters rather than bring more progress, he said.
“The Democratic Party, a group of workers, lost a large chunk of staff class,” he said. “That last election was a primal scream in so many border: Do something, do something, stand up and make a difference.”
California is a lot of democrat home in the nation and a large number of the depth of the team, making the State to be a popular Presidential Handyard throughout the country.
In addition to Walz, another 2028 White Hountal, which spoke of 4000 delegates and visitors at Anacheim meeting center was New Jersey Sen. CORY BOOKER. Booker pointed out the courage of their cultural forefathers for public rights and votes and created a social security net in the most vulnerable Americans as they are trying to fight Trumpism.
“The actual change does not appear in Washington. It comes from society. From the streets,” said the talk of Saturday morning. “The power of the human is greater than the people in power.”
Harris, with a 2026 gubernatorial gubernatorial running weight and viewed as an election of the Presidentual of the Presidential President, and refer to a video meeting. Gov. Gavin Newlom, also looked like a white house competition, did not appear in the meeting.
Balek-Lonee, a central school teacher from the Fee of Bay Area, said he was not sure that the brand I had the Californian information to sell in the national phase.
“I do not know if California Democrat can find the President’s election,” he and her daughter were scheduled and a campaign for a stream at Cafe meeting. “California is thought of as crazy people. … I don’t say that bad way – even though I know other people – but we do things differently here.”
He said he had studied in Mevimel Obama’s Memoir, “fun of hope,” that most, if it is not all, the Americans’ are talking about their differences and have different ways to get there. California Democrats, Buulch-Naloe said, “They need to get people on our side and help them not only speak, and educate people that it is okay to want things” as a good health of health.
But the 2028 President race was not the focus of this year of California Party Convention. Delegates were more worried about the loss of the President and approval – although California was a brightly bright area of the GOP-owned circuits. Democes HOPE will manage Congress control to stop Trump to fulfill his agenda.
Aref Ziz, leader of the Asia Pacific Pacific island island of Clafic Pacific Seacus, said the party needed a calming message in economic matters if they wanted to have the opportunity to overcome in the coming election.
“In the reporting issue, when economics, those things across our collaring viewer, all those things are important to everyone,” said Aziz. “And what it is, which is very important for us to focus on that economic message and how we will improve the quality of life for everyone in the Midrem election and the election of Middles.”
He noted that he was France in France on his threads, and he traveled in a shop shop and buying a half eggs of the euros.
“When you look at our most meeting, California and New York, with all accounts, the GDP, the numbers you do, do well,” said. “But when it comes to consumer costs paying in these areas, very high and far from other countries is that we end up less money on our GDP, because everything is very expensive.”
Some democrats address the impact of California Financial policy policy, including protecting transgender rights, the voters in the highlands state in 2024.
But the delegates and group leaders say that the Kingdom needs to be able to attend such things.
“Abantu bathanda ukukhomba umunwe endaweni ethile, futhi ngicabanga ukuthi iCalifornia iyitshe elilula, kodwa angivumelani,” kusho uMelissa Taylor, uMongameli wePotherland Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Community Commuty Commuty Commuty Commuty Commuty Commuty Democrats. “Because I think California represents the Democratic Party prices believes in it, as we believe in health care, believe in women’s rights, believe in the rights of LGBTQ.”
Jodi Hicks, the President of the Organized California Performance, said the issues such as access to reproductive health has an economic impact.
“We have to go and chew the gums at the same time,” she said 2024 the loss of a multitude of groups, including Harris, to be a democratic state after three months after that Beni had decided not to renovate.
“We will be analyzed by 2024 for a very long time,” said Hick. “It was so different.”
The Times Cast Writer Laura J. Nelson had an impact on this report.
