Some want kowtowing to a minority of people who refused to vote for clinton.

[Jim Lane]

69. Many of these paths require different resources.

Introduce a bill for single payer and hold a press conference about it to get some free media. This reaches some Trump voters who've been told for years that "Obamacare is a failure" but who know people who are happy with their Medicare and who therefore react favorably to "Medicare for all." (I realize that not all Democrats support this policy, but many, probably most, do.)

Support litigation to restore voting rights (and, while we're talking about litigation, we need to keep attacking gerrymandering, too).

Sponsor voter registration drives to recruit new voters who aren't suffering from any disenfranchisement but who just haven't been motivated to register and vote.

Of course, money always helps, but there are other resources, such as volunteer time. Even money isn't just "money". Litigation and voter registration can be done by 501(c)(3) organizations that couldn't buy TV ads for a candidate.