Dan Pfeiffer

I would say read the executive summary, but that was also not provided.

Right, right.

Maybe.

Maybe.

Maybe you guys will meet up again at next year's Grindr party.

Fingers crossed.

Yeah, I generally hate that idea.

I'm much more interested in what voters actually think.

Because you would like to believe that that's what informs voting behavior.

But I will say that this is

A very interesting finding.

One, it just proves that among Democrats, the narrative that Democrats lost because we were too far to the left, too woke, too liberal, has taken hold among Democrats.

The plurality of Democrats believe that, at least on...

core set of issues.

And so it's just, it's like, that's an interesting data point that that has, you know, there was this battle after the election.

Did we, were we too moderate or too left?

And at least for the people responding to this poll, it was clearly the problem was we were too left, not left enough.

And the other reason why I think this is somewhat informative is electability is become the preeminent issue in democratic politics.

It was a huge issue in the Texas Senate primary.

It was a huge issue in the Maine Senate primary before Janet Mills dropped out.