After the Florida and Wisconsin elections, voters are demonstrating that they are happy. A Democrat won in Wisconsin despite -- or in spite -- of Elon Musk's millions in the election. Two Republicans won the special elections but with margins 50% less than the same election only last November. What can the Democrats learn from these elections? Can they make changes?

After the President's address to Congress, could it get any worse for the Democrats? Sadly, the answer is yes. But there is a little hope in Townhalls in Republican districts where Trump voters are angry at DOGE actions. Can Democrats use this momentum to rebrand and reset? Listen in and you'll find out.

President Trump gave his record long speech to Congress. Did the Democrats let his speech speak for himself and his administration? Of course not. Yes, some Democrats do love Members being expelled from the Chamber or pithy signs being held up. But to get the majority, Democrats need to lead and have a vision. We ask how did the moderates feel about what happened during Trump's speech.

This episode delves into the dynamics within the Democratic Party, focusing on the (not-so) surprising success of moderate candidates compared to progressive ones in elections. We explore why Democrats are often expected to act as a monolithic group and why that expectation is counterproductive. We argue that members should represent the interests of their districts and examine how moderates cater to a broader, more diverse set of voters. 

Welcome to the Blue Reset, where Democratic strategists break down what's working, what's failing and how we can get our party back on track. We are former US House Chiefs of Staff and veterans of the Democratic front lines, from campaigns to the halls of Congress, and every fight in between. Our party loves to get in its own way. We're here to cut through the noise, call out the missteps, and figure out how we stop losing super winnable fights.