The Washington Sun reports that despite Democrats' sweep of both chambers in the 2026 midterms, the party's progressive and centrist wings are already feuding over what the results mean, with progressives like Ezra Levin and Adam Green citing wins by Abdul El-Sayed and James Talarico as calls for a harder line against Trump, while Jim Kessler and Senator Mark Kelly urge governing and bipartisanship. Chuck Schumer stresses affordability and corruption, and Greg Casar warns Democrats could lose the White House in 2028 if they fail to show voters they are on their side.