The U.S. 'Shadow Cabinet': after defeat amid a leadership crisis, Democrats seek a new approach to building the Party team

On November 15, during a speech in the U.S. House of Representatives, North Carolina Democratic Congressman Wiley Nickel proposed creating a "shadow" American government and inviting a group of Democratic congressmen who were disloyal to Trump.

This proposal by the representative from North Carolina was a reaction of some Democratic Party influence groups to the crisis that arose in the party environment after Kamala Harris's defeat in the elections.

After Donald Trump's inauguration, Harris will resign as Vice President of the United States and will not hold any leadership roles in the Democratic Party.

Under these conditions, the party leadership will temporarily shift its focus to the Senate and the House of Representatives, specifically to the heads of the Democratic faction in these two chambers of the US Congress.