Jaime Harrison, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, criticized Senator Bernie Sanders for his comments blaming the Democratic Party for abandoning working-class voters, labeling Sanders’ remarks as 'straight up BS.' Harrison defended President Biden as the most pro-worker president in his lifetime, highlighting achievements such as saving union pensions and creating jobs, while also promoting Vice President Harris's policies aimed at improving the quality of life for working people. Sanders countered that the party's failure to connect with lower- and middle-class voters contributed to its election losses, pointing to declining support among Black and Latino voters. The dispute reflects deeper tensions within the party following significant electoral defeats, with Harrison also casting doubt on election results in North Carolina. The ongoing exchange emphasizes a growing divide between party leadership and its progressive wing, as Democrats face challenges in regaining lost support across key demographics.