We are at this moment of an inflection point for the Democratic Party where obviously there's a lot of what happened, what went wrong in 2024.

And there's a lot of us who are like, I don't know, can this party be even revived?

Is it is it on death's door?

What is the solution going to be?

And we talked yesterday about Pete Buttigieg and the

safe white guy syndrome. We've talked about Alyssa Slotkin, again, being mad at the, you know,

so-called weak and woke Democrats. We all know that people want to throw Kamal Harris under the bus

for talking about being black and a woman,

which she didn't even do. So in other words, they're just mad at her for being a black woman

and not actual policies that maybe she, you know, went along with like genocide and stuff.

But the centrist Democrats think they've got their finger on the pulse.

Centres Democrats are trying to replicate the movement politics that drive

progressive wing of the party, but it's not clear that the party's moderates,

boosted by billionaire donors, can build the same sort of grassroots support that has driven

more left-wing campaigns.

Talk about who those are.

A political consultant and co-founder of the Welcome Party,

Lauren Harper Pope, told Salon that Welcome Fest kicking off Wednesday in D.C.

is the largest public gathering of centrist Democrats.

Good God.

We're just like, we like money.

Hi, we like money too.

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