Almost One Year in and the Dems Still Don’t Know How to Handle Trump or Move Past Clinton/DNC Corruption

investmentwatchblog.com / BY IWB · NOVEMBER 4, 2017

by Robert Carbery

Almost a full year into Donald Trump’s presidency and the Democrats are still falling over themselves over how to handle the reality TV show presidency. A couple recent reports from progressive institutions tell different stories on how to deal with the Donald and move forward past the crooked Hillary loss last year.

At the Center for American Progress, a final report was issued on Clinton’s defeat in last year’s election and paves a path forward on how to move past it and recover power and influence back in Washington. Still, in reviewing the report, it remains clear that the lessons of last year’s epic Democratic defeat have been far from fully established or accepted. And how to move past it all remains a confusing and contentious debate within the crumbling Democratic Party.

“Have we learned the lessons from 2016 as we apply them to ‘17, ‘18, ‘20? I don’t think yet. I just want to be sober about this,” said Matt Morrison, co-executive director of Working America, an affiliate group of the AFL-CIO. “I don’t know that anyone here wants to imagine Mitch McConnell with 60 votes in U.S. Senate, but that’s a very real possibility unless we actually learn our lessons.” With the latest revelations of the rigging of the DNC and Hillary for America’s stranglehold on it, screwing Bernie Sanders in the process, which we all knew but now we know the truth courtesy of Donna Brazile, it is possible the GOP gains seats in next year’s elections as opposed to the recent trend of the sitting party losing seats right away.

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