'This is a realignment': Shattered Democrats grapple with Harris' loss

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., put out a statement blasting "big money interests and well-paid consultants who control the Democratic Party.
37% : The president claimed victory over Trump after beating out an expansive primary field that had moved too far to the left.
37% : "Trump is going to do bat-s--- crazy stuff over the next two years and we're going to run a referendum campaign in the 2026 midterms about the bat-s--- crazy stuff." "When we get to 2028," he continued, "we have to have a much better, clearer compelling case, with candidates who can make noncollege educated people feel the way Joe Biden did.
33% : Every Democrat that has the authority to investigate, is investigating Trump.
32% : They saw the rising support for Trump in metro areas as a backlash from early policies during President Joe Biden's administration that enabled migrants to flood into blue states, where they were often housed and financially supported even as working-class residents struggled to receive services.
30% : " One Harris ally said Democrats as a party will need to reckon with creating a "martyr" out of Trump by impeaching him twice, bringing a number of state and federal prosecutions against him, and creating a Jan. 6 House Select Committee that spent weeks attacking him on prime-time television.

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