The Blame Game and Democratic Accountability

Nancy Pelosi's criticism of President Biden for not resigning earlier reveals deep divisions within the Democratic Party following their electoral defeat. This internal strife highlights the necessity for accountability rather than just assigning blame. Timothy Schenk suggests that the Democrats have struggled to define a positive identity since the inception of Trump's presidency, reduced to merely opposing him. The success of the 2022 midterms, contrary to expectations, created a false sense of security for Biden, allowing him to ignore mounting pressure for change within the party.