Wow, she so ardently believed impeachment would harm them in 2020 that she just so happened to announce the impeachment inquiry into him one year before the election (Sept. 24, 2019 — 9 months after becoming speaker).

A time which she’s never said anything about strategically.

This is the kind of delusion people are abetting by entertaining this dumbass take. People just make shit up to hate Democrats about, and Will is doing it right now. Even while he KNOWS that’s a problem.

Why get into politics if not to try to help people? I’m dead serious.

This, from your article on blame, would seem to be important. Voters blame Republicans for nearly every shut down?

Why isn’t that the story?

Am I crazy, or is this completely different from how the press has covered the concept of a government shutdown?

This is at least a more honest argument than the chart.

I agree that Obama and Biden are largely post-DLC figures. But that seems to be something that changes depends on who’s making the argument.

This author, for example, seems to argue Obama as a continuation of it due to its political success.

I could be misreading this, but where is he saying they should be thrown under the bus? It seems like you are taking something you disagree with him about - trans kids in sports - and using it to paint him as having a maximally anti-trans position.

I fucking hate Moulton, but you’re wrong.

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I mean, voters spoke and thought she was too extreme.

Via Nate Silver. Seems undeniable people didn’t buy her pivot to the center after 2020. But the left punditry seems to want to ignore that.