No radical leftists hated Clinton but liked Trump. The only folks who remotely resemble what you're talking about are TYT dipshits on Reddit whose problems with Clinton with emotional and half-formed and often invalid. You suggest that unity is necessary, but for the past ten months prominent Democrats like Neera Tanden and Peter Daou rejected any kind of that cooperation, preferring to coin the phrase the "alt left" and shame our policy concerns and perpetuate a narrative of a "violent Antifa". Not only have people of your political persuasion been an impediment to a united front against Trump and what he stands for, many of your arguments have been picked up verbatim by Republicans who wish to further their own monstrous agenda.
It's easy to disown the "hated Clinton but liked Trump" Bernie Bro-ers now, isn't it? After the election? After Charlottesville?
How prominent Neera Tanden and Peter Daou as Democrats, that this might possibly be the first mention of them in PoliGAF?
There's a reason I put "radical leftists" in quotes, because after all there are people who call themselves that and think they themselves are the most progressive and purest of everyone ever, and then look down on others for not being as pedestal, no? They hate Hillary and then turn around and gush over Obama and Biden. Same reason I put "centrist neoliberals" in quotes, because after all "neoliberal" as a term is rather meaningless.
I think the people who have been an impediment to a united front have been "your people", since you would like to outline "people of your political persuasion" as at fault then I suppose we have to draw lines. They spread the Russian lies, they perpetuated the false narratives about Hillary, they insisted on having everything their way—including an undemocratic selection of Sanders over Hillary—or no way at all. Sanders called for unity, Sarah Silverman called for unity, but there were plenty of Susan Sarandons and Cornell Wests, that "your people" allowed to continue festering and keep up the division. Immediately after the election "your people" screamed that there was too much focus on race, that it wasn't about race, that white working class was just 'economically anxious', making all manner of excuses for decisions that have manifested this past weekend that "people of my political persuasion" knew was coming.
That's why the question of cooperation has to be posed to the "Sanders left" and not "people of my political persuasion", because the ones who have been most uncooperative have been them. Because the truth is, in raw democracy, Hillary won millions more votes than their side, and Hillary won millions more votes than Trump's side.
Before you critique the knowledge of others, stop making references to people that nobody know as prominent Democrats. In the end, Sanders was the one who opened his mouth about how the process was rigged, but Schumer, Pelosi, Reid, Obama, Hillary, those prominent Democrats on the opposite side, never once called them "alt-left" or "antifa".