DNC’s party department covers up unified information on GOP in summer

Minneapolis, Minn. – Democrats prepare for battle as they squeeze in this week exist Democratic National Committee (DNC) Annual Summer Conference.

But despite repeated talk about the party being unified as it aims to exit the political wilderness after last year’s election setback, Democrats have been held multiple times in Minnesota’s largest city in three days of parks.

Democrats are eager to respond stronger to anti-presidential Donald Trump’s DNC Chairman Ken Martin, who occupied the controversial and controversial agenda, aimed at the president, believing Trump’s actions were “autocrats” and his second administration was “fascism in red tie”.

Martin noted that Democrats oppose Trump and Republicans’ moves this summer, by reassigning more directly tilted U.S. housing seats in states across the country before next year’s midterm elections, he said he “has hated the Democrats and brought this Democrat to the knife to fight.”

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“We are no longer the only party to play by the rules,” he urged.

DNC Vice Chairman Malcolm Kenyatta conducted a digital interview with the onlookers of the meeting in a Fox News digital interview, urging Democrats to “have to be involved in the first-level struggle, not fight for power, but we have to work hard because we understand the dangers to employees and workers’ families,” he said.

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He responded to Martin, saying, “We’ve been playing checkers. They’re playing Grand Theft Auto,” referring to the long-standing and popular action-adventure video game series that revolves around shooting, driving and stealing cars.

The leaders preached unity while talking about the party’s still divided on a range of policy and political issues.

2024 Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee and Minnesota’s Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee and Minnesota, “We don’t have the luxury of fighting each other while sitting in the White House.” Governor Tim Walz stressed that, as he mentioned Trump.

“In our Big Tent Party, we unified one goal: to stop Donald Trump and get the country back on track,” Martin stressed.

During several smaller panel discussions during the parish, a leader of the Democrats’ donor portal (Actblue) shared a party member known as a battle song to inspire the struggle of the party members.

The song and lyrics are Reported by SemaforBeing ridiculed by conservatives on social media.

While unity is Minneapolis’ top theme, the division did explode during the summer meeting.

Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin (Center) and Florida Allison Minnerly’s committee members were held at the DNC Resolution Committee meeting in Minneapolis, Minnesota on August 26, 2025. (Paul Steinhauser-Fox News)

The DNC Resolution Committee considers two resolutions regarding the Israeli-Hamas war in Gaza, so there are many differences. The panel voted to decide on a symbolic resolution calling for an arms embargo on Israel and a moratorium on U.S. military aid, which has long been the top U.S. ally in the Middle East.

Martin introduces and supports a separate resolution to demand a ceasefire Israel and Hamasin addition to unrestricted access to humanitarian assistance from Gaza civilians, the group adopted unanimously.

But the second stronger resolution was introduced by Allison Minnerly, 26, of Florida, a DNC member, which drew opposition from the panelists.

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“That’s not enough,” said Sophia Danenberg, a member of the DNC committee in Washington, D.C., when pointing out to Martin’s resolution. “People want to hear bigger, stronger statements.”

“I’m worried that we don’t have the courage to lose our future as a Democrat on this issue,” Dannenberg stressed.

A few minutes later, after a private conversation between Martin and Minnelli, the DNC chairman asked the committee to “revoke my resolution so that we can have a conversation today with Manchester United.”

The Chairman added: “We need to keep working hard. We have to find a way forward and we have to stay united.”

The move accepted by the Commission by Martin may take some time, but the party remains divided on the issue.

“I think there is a disconnect between the people of the committee and the ordinary latch stock and barrel voters that the Democrats identifies with,” Muslim American Joe Salas, a member of the DNC committee from California, told Fox News after the failed resolution.

The showdown on the resolution was due to the Democratic support for Israel that had been almost unshakable, shattered in the bloodshed. Many in the party’s progress base have soared concerns about the growing death toll of Palestinians among Palestinians in amid the Gaza famine. Recent polls show that support for Israel’s ongoing military operations in Gaza is plunging among Democrats.

When the party loses control of the White House and the Senate, Democrats aim to rebound after last year’s election. Democrats haven’t won a House majority Republicans make profits with voters who form a key part of the Democratic base.

But the situation for Democrats has only worsened within 10 months since last year Election setbacks, According to key indicators.

The Democratic brand is unpopular, especially with young voters, as the party’s poll numbers continue to drop to historic lows in national surveys.

The DNC continues to face a massive fundraising deficit at the hands of rival Republican National Committee (RNC) and is concerned about lagging party registration.

But Martin is optimistic.

Although he admitted that “we seem to have low cash on hand compared to Republicans,” he touted at an executive committee meeting Wednesday morning: “We have raised $70 million so far this year, which is a record.”

Martin noted that the special election victory in Iowa Red State Tuesday night, where Democrats won a Republican Senate seat.

Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Ken Martin spoke with DNC members at a summer meeting in Minnesota, Minnesota on August 27, 2025. （Fox News Digital/Paul Steinhauser）

“We’ve won or over-expressed 40 key elections this year,” Martin touted. “I hope you a second. Democrats, there’s wind on our backs. We’ve done a great job in every election in the vote since the unveiling of Donald Trump.”

After winning the DNC president in February, Martin has steadily gone down this summer, praising the new chairman during the meeting, which has stabilized a lot in February after just a few miles of a deadly church shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis on Wednesday.

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But Republicans say they are also excited about Martin’s tenure so far.

“Under Ken Martin’s leadership, Democrats have lowered their minimum approval rates in 35 years, the DNC still pays off millions of dollars in debt from Kamala Harris’ failed campaign,” RNC communications director Zach Parkinson told Fox News. “As Republicans, we think he did a great job and we fully recognize him as DNC chairman.”