More importantly, they say they also have time to connect to communicate how the broader federal reach will improve people’s lives in tangible ways.Ĭhris Carney thinks this time is different. They are working to point out all the ways they are delivering on their 2020 campaign promises and to get credit for an economy that was jolted by the coronavirus pandemic. Still, Democrats say they’ve learned lessons from that debate. Democrats in Congress are banking that President Biden’s Build Back Better agenda - the largest expansion of the social safety net in decades that includes a wide range of programs to address health care, child care, elder care and climate change - is the ticket to keeping their majorities in the House and Senate in the 2022 midterm elections.īut the last time the Democratic party created a new social safety net government program - the Affordable Care Act in 2010 - the backlash created a red wave that saw Republicans gain 63 seats and capture control of the House of Representatives.
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