There are growing concerns in the party that the political war is not going as planned — that the juice may not have been worth the squeeze and could, in a nightmare scenario, result in a net gain for Democrats.
And within broader GOP circles, misgivings about the strategy heightened last week after California voters overwhelmingly approved Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to redraw the state’s congressional districts in a manner that Democrats hope will flip five House seats in their direction.
That’s kind of my point. All effort is placed into changing a party who’s purpose is to dissolve any progressive momentum.
It’s not about the ability to do both. That can be done. Clearly. The problem is that 99.9% of the eggs are being put into the basket of democratic party reform. Something that the Democratic party is literally built from the ground up to prevent and supress.