Democrats seemingly *have* learned lessons from the past. But they aren’t applying those lessons consistently. And over the next few weeks, their willingness or unwillingness to apply them will shape the country for years and years to come. mailchi.mp/crooked.com/bi…
Their approach to Biden’s economic agenda feels eerily reminiscent of the ACA process in 2009, but there are important differences which make it seem likely the story will end on a happier note. crooked.us19.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=88… 
Their approach to democracy reform is more wanting, but the challenges are different, and a ton of the flack they take stems from treating them as basically the same. I’m not optimistic, but I see a method here.
If ACA and ARP represent the two poles of Democratic governing, Dems seem stuck in the middle. But they don’t have time to grind it out the way they did a decade ago. Now’s the time to implore them to be dynamic, ignore those peddling the failed logic of the past, and act.
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