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Their wordsThe bigger lesson of 2024 is that a plurality of American voters are willing to vote against democracy, and a majority are willing to vote against or abstain.
Their wordsThat means Democrats must not tolerate any such corruption on their own side, regardless of the political costs of action.
Their wordsDemocrats as diverse as Kirsten Gillibrand and Bernie Sanders have condemned his actions, but he is still generally regarded as a “party elder”, regularly invited to campaign for Democratic candidates. That needs to stop.
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