Democrats Face Leadership Resignations, Senate Budget Hearings, 2028 Primary Developments

As the Democratic Party faces internal disarray and struggles to formulate a coherent opposition to President Trump's agenda, the race for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination is beginning to take shape with several former Biden administration officials, including Vice President Kamala Harris, considering runs despite historical challenges. Resignations from key Democratic figures on the DNC highlight ongoing power struggles and a lack of a unified message, contrasting with the GOP’s more cohesive narrative and gains among key demographics. Meanwhile, the Senate is actively engaged with hearings on the President's 2026 budget proposals across various departments, and discussions continue on legislative priorities such as digital asset regulation and infrastructure modernization. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is notably active on Capitol Hill amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, reflecting ongoing national security concerns. These developments underscore a Democratic Party grappling with leadership and messaging issues as President Trump maintains a prominent schedule following international engagements. The political landscape is marked by both internal challenges within the Democratic Party and significant legislative and security activities in Congress.