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In reply to the discussion: Kurt Eichenwald - The Myths Democrats Swallowed That Cost Them the Presidential Election [View all]BlueWI
(1,736 posts)on a discussion board, especially when further analysis calls attention to a strategy for winning more votes in 2020.
Sanders primary voters who voted for Trump in the general are not "a certain kind of liberal." Liberals are, by far, the most likely group to have voted for Clinton.
However, it might be good to continue thinking about policy positions that led to the Sanders uprising. But on many days in this forum, policy discussions are scant. In the general election, legislative agendas matter, and articulaing those agendas will determine the winner, IMO. Trying to get from 84%-91% to 100% of Sanders-Trump shifters in 3 states in 2020 is not possible, and is a classic example of the metaphor of generals fighting the last war. It's 2019, conditions are shifting. This party either moves on from spinning its wheels on this topic or it risks losing again.