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The party appears to have taken a step back, acknowledging that identity politics and the focus on social justice issues might not be the most effective path to electoral victory. The discussion points out that beneath the surface of these debates, there are legitimate grievances and sentiments, but politicizing them has often inflamed divisions rather than fostering unity.
There is a recognition that resentment politics and focus on identity issues may be detrimental in persuading the broader American electorate, which tends to prefer solutions and common ground over symbols and outrage.