Centrist Democrats Eye Leadership Amid DNC Reshuffle

Centrist Democrats within the Democratic National Committee (DNC) are pushing back against what they perceive as the party's excessive focus on progressive and identity politics, following Vice President Kamala Harris' defeat in the presidential election. As the race for a new DNC chair begins, with Jaime Harrison not expected to run again, there is a call for leadership that appeals to centrist voters and addresses everyday issues. Potential candidates for the chair include Ben Wikler, Ken Martin, Mitch Landrieu, and Rahm Emanuel, among others. The new chair will be tasked with rebuilding the party's infrastructure and strategy to better connect with voters across America.
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