One Year Later

Can Democrats their act together in time to take back Congress?

Polls show Democrats have a chance to win back the House majority and maybe even the Senate in 2018. President Trump's ratings are at historic lows. But can Democrats capitalize on the GOP's self-inflicted wounds? Do they need a better message?

By Jennifer Rubin • Dec 8, 2017 • 1 min read

Polls show Democrats have a chance to win back the House majority and maybe even the Senate in 2018. President Trump's ratings are at historic lows. But can Democrats capitalize on the GOP's self-inflicted wounds? Do they need a better message? And will Senator Bernie Sanders be the Democrats' savior or their undoing?

Jennifer Rubin
Washington Post
Sara Fay
Former producer of Left, Right and Center
Quinn O'Toole
managing producer
Katie Cooper
Producer, 'One year Later'
Jonathan Alter
MSNBC
Isaac Bloom
Indivisible
Melissa Byrne
political progressive

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One Year Later

Can Democrats their act together in time to take back Congress?

Polls show Democrats have a chance to win back the House majority and maybe even the Senate in 2018. President Trump's ratings are at historic lows. But can Democrats capitalize on the GOP's self-inflicted wounds? Do they need a better message?

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One Year Later

Can Democrats their act together in time to take back Congress?

Polls show Democrats have a chance to win back the House majority and maybe even the Senate in 2018. President Trump's ratings are at historic lows. But can Democrats capitalize on the GOP's self-inflicted wounds? Do they need a better message?

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