DNC launches campaign accusing Trump of ‘killing the American dream’

First on the fox – On Friday, the National Democratic Committee (DNC) launched a new campaign accusing President Donald Trump of “killing the American dream” through high prices, market fluctuation, and Megabill, backed by the Republican Party approved by congress.

Party officials are planning to rely heavily on the message in the coming months while working to expand their attractiveness and restore momentum before 2026.

The DNC correspondent campaign, which was displayed exclusively to Fox News Digital, is seeking to link Trump directly to raising the last prices on consumer goods, such as groceries and children’s foods, as well as increasing the cost of living and insurance costs, which they argue will rise under the so -called “beautiful big bill”.

“America should be the land of opportunities, but during the era of Donald Trump, the American dream dies,” they said on Friday in an e -mail that Fox News reviewed.

The campaign will present new notes and advertisements under a broader cloak for the “Trump Killing The American Dream” campaign, which is scheduled to continue until December.

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This initiative is part of DNC’s broader disturbances of its messages in the wake of the 2024 elections, which witnessed that the blocs that have been voting for Democrats for a long time, including some voters and minority youth, turned towards Trump and the Republican Party.

This includes the voters of Spanish origin, who almost erupted by Trump’s support even with former Vice President Kamala Harris in 2024, according to reconnaissance data, as well as more shares of independent voters registered and young voters.

The new correspondence strategy, which was largely unveiled, focuses on what the Democrats argue is clearly day between the Trump campaign, with the opposite of his pledge to return America to the “Golden Age”, with the situation for many American working -class Americans.

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Deputy Commander in the House of Representatives, Hakim Jeffrez (D-Ny), to which his colleagues joined, talks about the law of the great and wonderful draft law outside the American Capitol Building in Washington, DC. (Kevin Lietsch/Getty Images)

It highlights the expected discounts to medicaid, food aid programs and other ability to withstand community housing costs that will decrease, if not completely eliminating them, through the Republican spending bill.

“After Trump shocked [budget bill] Through Congress, there is one very clear thing: Republicans have this chaos, which is a drop around their necks heading to the middle of the period.

“This is the least popular legislation in modern history, and more voters learn from it, the more hated it. This is a clear direction for Democrats – we will be sure of every voter who knows who is responsible for health care, food, hospitals and nursing homes.”

This message is expected to be a central democratic issue in 2026. Party officials say they are now in a better position to create their issue for voters – and that, in return, the American people are more willing to listen to them.

President Donald Trump Air Force at Calgary International Airport in Alberta, Canada, on June 16, 2025. (Brendan Smialowski / AFP)

The launch comes in the wake of the party’s “summer organization” campaign, which aims to enhance democratic processes in the battlefield states. DNC has increased state financing, voter registration, and volunteers’ employment-as more than 15,000 volunteers have been attracted so far.

Officials say they will continue to put their mission severely in the period before 2026, including 35 seats in the Republican Congress, and the arm of the Democratic Party campaign has been identified as “areas of play” in the 2026 electoral cycle, or areas where they can find a way to adopt the majority of the House of Representatives.

Friday’s launch is not the first time that DNC ​​tries to link Trump to economic pain – but previous efforts have achieved limited success. It is still unclear whether this last batch will resonate with independents and Republicans, who achieved comprehensive victories of Trump and the Republican Party in 2024, especially since the economy shows signs of flexibility. On Thursday, the Ministry of Labor stated that the United States added 147,000 jobs in June – blowing on previous expectations – while unemployment decreased to 4.1 %.

Balloons as a candidate for the democratic presidency, the then head of the footnote, Kamala Harris, with her family after accepting the democratic presidential nomination during the last day of the Democratic National Congress at the United Nations on August 22, 2024 in Chicago. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)

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However, DNC officials insist that the economic situation has changed the result of the threats of customs tariffs, fluctuations and unimaginable legislation who see it as a new opportunity to move to voters who may have been less accepted in the previous elections.

They point out to the analysis of the Congress budget office, which is estimated that the Trump -backed spending bill will increase the federal deficit by about $ 2.4 trillion over a period of 10 years and has a harmful effect on the working -class Americans, who can see an increase in insurance costs, housing prices, lower medical programs and education, including Bell. They also mention expectations that the bill can cancel 1.2 million jobs by 2029.

Party officials said: “Let’s be clear: The Trump administration has taken the goal of things that make America the greatest country in the world,” said party officials.

“The Americans refuse an overwhelming majority of its agenda, love the remorse of buyers. Democrats stand with the American people, organize everywhere, fight – in Congress, in the courts, and on the ground in the states throughout the country.”

Fox News Digital has communicated to the White House and the Republican National Committee for comment.