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Correct. Your idea of a "progressive" is my idea of a "moderate centrist".
I don't think it's "okay", I think it's inevitable. The DNC would rather lose to the Republicans than lose their campaign financiers (who also sponsor Republicans).
Not sure what kind of point youre trying to make here, all of the above are important issues and I've talked about them extensively on this and prior social media accounts. I'd have to dig into my dead Twitter account for receipts but I predicted the lack of enthusiasm for the "safe" incumbent Democrat causing Trump to win this year's election all the way back in 2015 when the DNC decided that knocking Bernie off the ballot was more important than holding a democratic primary that was actually democratic. That the Dems would have to switch if they wanted to win has been as obvious as the fact that the incumbent won't stand down unless forced to, an extremely unlikely proposition.
You are in good company. Professor Allan Lichtman has a fascinating scientific approach for presidential elections. (it's long but the first ten minutes will give you the idea).
Democrats look at the tiniest flaws rather than Biden's popular policies.
Yep, only wonks care about policy. To the average American, the election amounts to little more than a popularity contest.
They do that because the voters do that