The president of the DNC calls the “ chief dictator ” of Trump at the Minneapolis fire meeting

Minneapolis, MN – While the Democrats are hungry for more energetic discharge against the scanning and controversial movements of President Donald Trump and the Republicans, the national president of the party stressed that it was time to “get up and fight”.

And in a fiery speech on Monday, the president of the National Democratic Committee (DNC), Ken Martin, argued that the president acts as “a chief dictator” and that the second administration of Trump is “Facism dressed in a red tie”.

“We are the only thing that stands on his way,” said Martin, speaking to the more than 400 elected officials from party officials of the 50 states and seven territories, while the summer meeting launched in a hotel in the city center of his hometown of Minneapolis, in Minnesota.

“Are you ready to take over our budding King country in the White House,” he asked the public, noisy cheers.

In the midst of diving surveys, a collection of anemic funds, the Democrats seek to bounce back at the party’s summer meeting

The president of the National Democratic Committee, Ken Martin, is addressed to the members of the party at the DNC summer meeting on August 25, 2025 in Minneapolis, Minnesota (Paul Steinhauser – Fox News)

Martin, emphasizing the energetic response of democrats to the moves this summer by Trump and the Republicans to create more seats in the Chamber in the United States in the States through the country thanks to a redistribution of the mid-December congress of rare decades before the mid-term elections of next year, said that he was “sick and tired of this Democratic Party bringing a pencil.

“We can no longer be the only party that respects the rules,” he urged.

The leaders and officials of the Democratic Party face a multitude of problems as they try to escape political nature.

The party tries to escape the political desert after last year’s elections, when the Democrats lost control of the White House and the Senate and failed in their attempt to win back the majority of the Chamber. And the Republicans have gained gains with voters who make up key parts of the Democratic Party base.

The DNC chair says that Fox News Party has struck “ Rock Bottom ”

But the situation has only worsened for the Democrats during the 10 months since last year’s elections setbacks.

The brand of Democrats is deeply unpopular, in particular with young voters, while party survey numbers continue to switch to the bottom of all time in national surveys.

The DNC faces a massive fundraising deficit in the hands of the National Rival Republican Committee (RNC), partially fueled by the main donors of the party reducing their contributions while they express their frustrations towards the National Committee of the Party.

The new data of voters were published for the first time last week by the New York Times showed that the registration of the Democratic Party plunged while the registrations of the GOP were up in the 30 states that record voters per party.

“There is no doubt that … We have work to do,” said Martin in an interview sitting this summer with Fox News Digital.

But seeing a silver lining, he added that “when you touch the bottom, there is only one direction to go, and that’s standing, and that’s what we do.”

On Monday, in the midst of the conversation that Democrats remain divided on a multitude of political and political problems, Martin stressed that “in this big tent party, we are unified for a single goal, to stop Donald Trump and put this country back on the right track”.

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Minnesota Amy Klobuchar senator has aimed to talk about party divisions.

Klobuchar rejected the label “WE SCUK Club” and said “we do not enter it when they try to divide us on each online number. Complaining with each other – this is not how we win again.”

The governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz, targeted media relationships on party divisions, saying: “It put my sacred spirit in the middle of a military control of our cities and the attempt to go to others, the way they attack our neighbors, that the press finds the need to speak”

“There is a division in my fucking house, and we are still married, and things are good,” said Walz. “It’s life. It’s life. We are strong. We are strong because we will challenge each other.”

The Governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz, targeted media reports on party divisions at the DNC’s annual summer meeting, saying: “There is a division in my fucking house, and we are always married, and things are good”, saying (Paul Steinhauser – Fox News)

Walz, who was the running mate of the president of the time, Kamala Harris, on the national ticket of Democrats last summer and fall, criticized Trump as “mesquin like hell”.

And he said that the Americans wake up every morning to “a child crying on everything that goes with him”.

The Attorney General of Minnesota, Keith Ellison, told the public that he and his colleagues general prosecutors of the Democratic State who had fought the Trump administration in court “continued this guy 44 times and we will pursue him 44 and 44 more after that”.

“We continued Trump for the care affirmed by the sexes. We are not going to make a scapegoat for the transgender community.” Ellison underlined.

While the 2024 elections have blurred in the rear view mirror, the Republicans were relentless to characterize Democrats as extreme leftists.

The former president of the RNC, Michael Whatley, who officially resigned last week as he appeared in the Senate, supported in a digital interview Fox News last week that the Democrats “move more and more and further to the left. They are moving away from rue Main at the moment.

“They did not learn only of their electoral losses in 2024,” said Whatley.

RNC’s director of communications, Zach Parkinson, responded to the Monday DNC session, told Fox News that “under the direction of Ken Martin, the Democrats have sank their lowest approval rating in 35 years, the DNC is still gaining millions of people in debt from the city of Kamala Harris. York.

The “Communist” reference points to the Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani, the candidate of Democrats in the New York town hall elections of this year.

But despite all the problems and the setbacks faced by the Democrats, they won victories recently.

The Democrats have marked a series of victories on the special and special elections, before the mid-term elections next year, when the GOP defends its majority in the Chamber and the Senate, because the ruling party will probably be confronted with historic political-opposite winds.

Democrats also won some best recruits – former Governor Roy Cooper in North Carolina and former senator Sherrod Brown in Ohio, in two of the Senate’s most crucial races in 2026.

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And although the number of polls in the Democratic Party is in the gutter, approval and favorable notes for Trump and the GOP are nothing to boast. In addition, the polls indicate that the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill”, which is the massive republican interior policy of Trump’s inspiration, tax reductions and the spending law, remains unpopular to the Americans.

“We have already won, this year, 38 special elections … We win in all this country, including in many places that have not become blue in generations,” praised Martin.

And he said that “all these elections do not make a new national, but I know that each breed is important. Each centimeter of land that we gain. Each thumb.”