If we don’t want to continue in this cycle where we win, then we lose, we win, then we lose, but we keep trending downward, we have to fundamentally transform what the Democratic Party has become in the last 25 years.
Casar calls for a transformation of the Democratic Party.
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We either have to listen to our voters, channel that energy, and turn this into an organizing moment, or, you know, face the consequences from our voters.
The Democratic Party in the past has been able to hold people together across cultural divides because, at the end of the day, the Democratic Party was for the everyday person.
The Democrats who didn’t vote for Bernie in 2016 or 2020 never questioned his moral leadership.
To borrow a phrase from Sesame Street, the letter of the day is C and it stands for corruption.
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