Opinion: Democrats’ all-out battle over who deserves credit for Biden win

You simply don’t get 75 plus million votes as a Democrat running for President unless you’ve put together a broad and ideological diverse coalition. And a broad coalition generally means the various factions of the party have put their differences aside temporarily in the service of the greater good — defeating the Republicans. The operative word in that sentence is temporarily.

You simply don’t get 75 plus million votes as a Democrat running for President unless you’ve put together a broad and ideological diverse coalition. And a broad coalition generally means the various factions of the party have put their differences aside temporarily in the service of the greater good — defeating the Republicans. The operative word in that sentence is temporarily.