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- The Democratic Party faces an internal strategy debate for the new year, splitting between focusing on U.S. President Donald Trump and analyzing 2024 losses.
- David Hogg, former DNC Vice Chair, criticizes the party for not conducting a post-election analysis and urges electing more progressive candidates.
- As Congress returns, a January 30 government funding deadline looms, with unresolved Affordable Care Act subsidies and primaries that may shape the party's direction.
