Reminder that we only barely lost in three states while the campaign the Democrats ran was under attack by Russia and the FBI (in addition to fixable mistakes like "don't take the Rust Belt for granted"). A shift is required but that doesn't mean go all radical. The Sanders wing needs a voice and to be respected but that is different that rolling over for them or letting take charge full stop without input from the rest of the party (Ellison has always seemed pretty reasonable to me and is getting support from different parts of the party so if he takes the job full time I don't have a reason to worry). There record for winning elections has been pretty bad so far and I still haven't heard a peep about that "Our Revolution" project Sanders was running. Is it just taking a break now? Was it helping candidates it supported in the 2016 election?