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The current state of the Democrat Party is clearly one of flux, with internal divisions threatening future cohesion. Figures like Senator Federman symbolize the dwindling influence of moderate Democrats, and their potential departure or shift to the Republican side signals a major realignment.
Simultaneously, party leaders like Chuck Schumer are scrambling to maintain control amid declining popularity and a changing voter base that favors more aggressive opposition strategies. The landscape suggests that, by 2025, the Democrat Party could look very different—shifting further left or perhaps losing key moderates altogether.