Following the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election, various critiques have emerged on the Democratic Party's failure to secure a victory. Bernie Sanders and Bill Maher criticized the party for abandoning working-class values and failing to connect with voters, while Nancy Pelosi defended the Democrats' efforts and blamed Sanders for divisive rhetoric. Critics highlighted the party's overemphasis on identity politics and Kamala Harris's lack of substantial policy proposals as key factors in their loss. The shift in voter sentiment is attributed to economic concerns, including inflation and cost-of-living issues, which were not adequately addressed by the Democrats, leading to a significant voter shift towards Trump. The election results have prompted calls for the Democratic Party to reassess their strategies and refocus on core issues affecting everyday Americans.