The Democratic Party is grappling with a significant electoral defeat after Vice President Kamala Harris lost to former President Donald Trump, who is positioned to win the popular vote for the first time. This unexpected outcome has led to deep introspection within the party, with many Democrats criticizing the leadership for the perceived concealment of Joe Biden's health issues and for failing to engage key voter demographics. Harris, who unified the party after Biden's withdrawal, is set to deliver a concession speech following a tumultuous election night where Trump gained traction in battleground states. In light of the defeat, there are calls for a grassroots rebranding movement similar to the Republican Party's past successes with the Tea Party and MAGA. Meanwhile, organizations like Truthout are preparing to resist Trump's agenda, emphasizing the importance of journalism in combating fascism and advocating for social justice. The Democrats face a critical moment to redefine their strategies and leadership to regain public trust and electoral viability.