What he means is that there is vastly more pressure on people to align with the Democratic party than the Republican party. It's hard to imagine that anyone would disagree with this in good faith. It was already true ten years ago, and the amount of pressure has increased by an order of magnitude in the last two years.

Thanks to social media, the effect goes well beyond America, and the Democratic Party of the United States effectively sets the tone for all political discussions in Europe and many in Asia.

It's one thing to say, "Yes this is a seismic shift, and I support it." I'm happy to have that discussion. But it's so surreal to watch people deny it outright. This whole saga has changed my view of history and human nature.

Anyone who claims they are advocating for small businesses in US Politics, curiously is pushing legislation which helps the largest corporations.

I think the people who believe the "little guy" fiction just aren't paying that close attention.

Republicans are the party of the rich.

Democrats are the party of pretending not to be the party of the rich.