The Dem's story they can't tell?

 Fox News:

As former President Barack Obama strolled by reporters during a visit to the White House earlier this month, he was asked what he'd tell Democrats facing daunting midterm elections.

"We've got a story to tell, just got to tell it," Obama said.

As he often did during his presidency, Obama claimed Democrats simply needed to message better and their problems may well be solved. Two days earlier, Hillary Clinton had told NBC's "Meet the Press" that "we've got a great story to tell. And we need to get out there and do a better job of telling it."

At times, mainstream media outlets have also pushed that narrative as Democrats try to hold onto the House and Senate in an environment with an unpopular President Biden, record inflation and the Russian invasion of Ukraine dominating headlines.

"Democrats and supportive media believe not only in the righteousness of their cause but also in their superior intellect. With such a world view and lack of introspection, it is easier for them to focus on messaging than questioning their own views and policies," Cornell Law School professor Williams A. Jacobson told Fox News Digital.

ABC, CBS AND NBC IGNORE REPORT THAT BIDEN MET WITH HUNTER BIDEN BUSINESS PARTNER AT WHITE HOUSE IN 2010

The Washington Post's story Monday, headlined, "Democrats approach a midterm message but struggle to deliver it," suggested the party was arriving at a suitable contrast with Republicans, but just isn't able to get it out there.

"Even the president has acknowledged he is struggling to convey to voters what his administration has accomplished, including a covid relief package, an infrastructure bill and creating millions of jobs," the Post reported.

Last month, NBC News correspondent Yamiche Alcindor fretted that the White House has a "real messaging issue" with the Biden administration's "Putin's Price Hike" campaign not resonating with Americans as they struggle financially with inflation.
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There is no message they can give that will make people forget about the inflation they caused, including the deliberate restrictions on fossil fuels that raised the price of gas, the price of groceries, and the mess they have made of immigration with their open borders policies.  This is not to mention how their deliberate raising of the price of fuel funded Putin's war on Ukraine.  The Democrats' embrace of the Green New Deal has been a disaster for the US and much of the rest of the world.  

BTW, the same media that they are complaining about now is the one who helped them push the Russian collusion hoax and cover up the Biden family corruption.  When they are quoting Obama who was notorious for his "lie of the year" on Obamacare, and Hillary Clinton who was behind the Russian collusion hoax that should give you some hint of their reason for their messaging problem.

See, also:

More voters disapprove than approve of Biden in 40 STATES and his popularity is under water by double digits in 33, another dire poll for the President and Democrats shows

And: 

Durham's latest: He has hundreds of e-mails between Fusion GPS and reporters 
Also - DARPA Contracts and Classified data

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