Democrats can win in 2028. But we need to expel company candidates | Alexandra Rojas

If the Democrats want to win power in 2028, it will be just the most important moment for the 2026 election cycle.

From now on, working-class voters will decide like November whether they still believe that the Democrats are not fighting for their own interests – this is the next 12 months. For a lot of clarity, it won’t be the same 257 Democrats The majority of Democrats will be given in Congress today. That’s why a strong, active and exciting democratic process across the country is a necessary prerequisite for winning Democrats in 2026, let alone 2028.

Voters show their feelings, and most people don’t see themselves in this party, nor do they trust their leaders or many representatives. They need a new generation of leaders, with fresh faces and bold ideas, which are unchallenged by corporate super PAC and billionaire donors to give them a new path and vision to believe. This requires the working class, gradual major challenge, namely, to overwhelming corporate democratic enterprises, which are reasonably called Do note-Nothing elections.

Our Democrats at Judges believe that a primary election by human power will always be good for the health of our democracy. And it is clear that millions of voters also think that – the primary they desire is the people who lead the working class, who campaign as big as our crisis, and are ambitious to inspire disgruntled voters.

The human-driven primary election is not supported by the company. They didn’t spend tens of millions of dollars to elect the candidates who believe it was an auction. Voters are not just looking to replace their aging corporate shillings representatives with young corporate shillings. More similarities from younger generations are more identical. Voters believe that most elected leaders in Congress are reluctant to fight for them with the urgency and energy they need, and they don’t believe it simply because they can’t keep the committee awake.

They know this because the majority of the party is bought and sold by the same corporate interests, while billionaires spread millions of dollars to ensure that its leaders don’t compete with teeth and nails, can’t provide universal health care, affordable housing, lower costs for 1% taxes and everyone else.

The party often fails to achieve real results because the company-funded Democrats withdraw their special interests. This lack of courage makes it clear to the American people that Democrats are weak and lack the courage to fight.

That’s why voters want a new generation of leaders to end not only the scourge of professional politicians who surpass Democratic Party, but their billionaire political and policy approaches. Faced with the threat of hundreds of millions of dollars in corporate and right-wing super PAC, it’s the path to victory for the Democrats, a moral courage proved by a few outspoken progressives in Congress.

But, as voters make it clear, they want them to want unstable and undisclosed leaders, too many democratic groups, and even some self-proclaimed progressive people, encourage candidates to remain silent in the face of the multi-million-dollar threat from AIPAC and Crypto. Faced with genocide silence, faced with Trump’s crypto-corruption silence, and what could silence the rich and powerful.

Lobbies like AIPAC and cryptocurrency strategies are putting fear into the hearts of every candidate and MP. We often hear candidates and members claiming that they are with us policies, but can’t speak out about it because AIPAC or cryptocurrency will cost them.

Silence is cowardice, and cowardice is without inspiration. The path to more democratic victory is not behind and below these halls, but behind them, but through them, knocking them back head-on and getting rid of our politics once and for all.

The solution to the fear is not the default, it is united. If we all are together, they cannot divide and conquer. They can’t beat us all. This courage and solidarity is to unite a person who distrusts the entire electoral political institution and its ability to change lives.

Democrats can win in 2026 and then in 2028 by showing voters there are different ways of electoral politics. The future leader of the Democratic Party will be defined by those willing to fight the biggest battle. True, brave and morally consistent leader. Even in the face of huge opposition, leaders who have the courage to stand up for everyone. Someone like Summer Lee, despite being one of the first super PAC goals ever, won her primary and general elections in 2022 and has been introducing legislation since then banning all super PACs in all super PACs.

In 2028, Democrats will no longer be fighting against Donald Trump, so they will have to run around for something. Gig work, technocrats, corporate stage solutions are not the future vision of this country. They are an alternative position, written 1,000 times by the same expert, donor, adviser, and politician, which brings us in Washington with the Republican Trifecta, and a constant, uninspiring and underequipped Democrat to fight it.

Democratic voters want to see a new generation of working-class leaders in 2026 understand their struggles and aren’t too afraid to provide them with a huge, generation-to-generation solution. They don’t want to simply vote blue, no matter who it is, they want someone to vote with something. With the healthy democratic main process of the people every day rather than the corporate super PAC, they are willing to challenge their party’s institutions and they will be able to organize and unite a Democratic Party, which can actually win by winning better lives for the people of this country.