The Democrats Haven't Learned Or Changed Since The Obama Era (aka, Jon Ossoff Is Not the Answer)

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Instead of doing a true political audit/autopsy of where their party went wrong after Barack Obama left office, the Democrats has decided to push candidates that can either mimic Obama or be marketed as Obama-like. The only thing they share with Obama is being more beholden to donor than the America people. 

They will not be anti-war. They will not usher in universal healthcare or Medicare For All. They will not "bring jobs back." The will not curb the power of local authorities. They will not go after the sexual perpetrators revealed in the Epstein Files. They will not regulate artificial intelligence. They will not admit that a genocide is occurring in West Asia. They will not tax millionaires or billionaires. 

They will tell you that all of your problems are the fault of the other party and its leadership. And if enough people believe this story to the point of getting them elected, the Democrats will not fix your problems, they will simply find a way for you to live with them without complaining as much. 

And make no mistake: the Republicans do the same thing. For them, Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush and Donald Trump have been their North Star/blueprint, but they've delivered the same message, just blaming Democrats for the problems. 

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