As a result of the 2014 election, the Democratic Party lost control of the U.S. Senate.

It is likely that President Obama will not return to office in 2016. The Democratic Party has been unable to win seats in state legislatures for nearly a decade and now the party is headed for defeat in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate.

The Democratic Party is divided along racial and ethnic lines with the Black Lives Matter movement, the immigrant rights movement, the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBT) movement, and a number of other groups being involved in the Democratic Party.

A new generation of Democrats are growing up and joining the party. The Republican Party is in decline, the Republicans are losing ground in the popular vote, and the Democrats will be in a much worse position than the Republicans. This new generation of Democrats are increasingly aligned with the Libertarian Party and other non-interventionist social movements in an effort to reverse the trend of the Republican Party and build a more progressive political movement.

The United States is currently the most economically unequal society in the world and the Republican Party and the Democratic Party are failing in their efforts to advance an economy and social order that will benefit the American people. The economic crisis, increasing inequality and a massive increase in income and wealth inequality have all contributed to the growing gap between the wealthy and everyone else.

It is not surprising that President Obama and Democratic Party leaders, despite the party's struggles in recent years, continue to blame Republicans, the Tea Party movement, and conservative religious leaders for the economic crisis, the rise of Trump and his agenda, and the rise of the far right in the United States. These and other factors, as well as the Democratic Party's support for Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama's administration and the Obama campaign are all likely factors that will contribute to the increasing political