Can Dems rebrand with new leaders, fresh ideas to regain lost Trump districts?

Since last November’s election, the Democratic Party has been wrestling with several questions: How to bring about a leadership change? How to develop an effective message that resonates with the public? How to get districts that President Donald Trump won to rebrand with the mid-term elections on the horizon? On Capitol Hill, several younger freshmen senators are gaining prominence, and there are hints the party’s No. 2 leader may retire, although Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin has not officially tipped his hand on re-election plans. Even so, there are several Democrats in the Prairie State exploring election campaigns to succeed Durbin.