Honestly, at this moment in time, we cannot win anything without corporate help.

Sure, but I’m not. Look at the numbers from the article:

They would rather lose to the Republicans a thousand times over than admit the Left is correct

Or you could try not pulling something out of your ass

This is the exact same rationale that motivated the Trump “I’m just sick and tired of these libruls think’ they’re better than me!” type voter. And the Center claims that BS horseshoe theory on us.....

What is the proper level of Drunk to get on Bastille Day at lunch?

And yet everyone knew they were still running on the policies they were running on.

And I get yelled at when I say both parties are bad :)

This exactly. They moved to the Center and it worked, but they forgot to continue mending the garden as it were and now have grown rigid in those beliefs. Ironic that they have somehow tried to dogmatize pragmatism.

This is a lie or outright stupidity.

For sure, I was aligning more short term but you are correct in that this has been a 40 year plan that has fully culminated in Republican power, thwarted only by a few instances of incredibly Charismatic Democrats taking the white house incrementally.

I am not saying that they have to do exactly what the “Dirtbag Left” is calling for - though I will admittedly say that that is my preferred course of action - what I am saying is that what the Democrats have been doing is no longer working as evidenced by their complete lack of power in American political…

The problem is the left packs up and quits every time they lose.

Results matter and the “how to win” Democrats have lost all 3 federal banches and a vast majority of statehouses.

Because, and from the article:

The left’s distrust of parties diminishes their chances of winning and of forming a meaningful actual legislative agenda.

“I don’t know what you’re talking about.” - Vernon Wells

For example: Both American political parties, which have been taking turns winning elections and mostly not doing jack shit for those classes of people for quite a bit longer than I have been alive.

I use this line every time someone complains about a nickname:

“Sorry man, can’t all be Kobe.”

The new stadium in LA will be a shared stadium