From WSJopinion: Democrats communicated their values and priorities this fall pretty clearly. Voters just didn’t like what they were selling, writes KarlRove.
Democratic politicos and their media allies have offered illuminating and sometimes entertaining explanations for last week’s Republican sweep in Virginia and Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy’s political near-death experience in New Jersey.
Some blamed the party’s failure to get things done despite total control of Washington for dispiriting the party’s base. New Jersey’s Rep. Josh Gottheimer said “we can get our priorities across the finish line.” But if so, why did each Democratic gubernatorial nominee get more votes than any previous candidate for the office?
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