The electorate didn't turn to Trump. Trump kept his voter base and gained a small fraction of new votes (about 3 million IIRC).
Trump won not by being appealing to voters, he won by attrition and convincing people they shouldn't vote.
#127 | Posted by jpw
I'm talking about 2016. The way trump came to power.
Obama rejected populism, kept the wars going, protected and hired the reckless bankers, hardly fought for single payer, and didn't deliver the change he campaigned on. Hillary, though she probably would have been a decent president, was another polished politician with a sloppy record who carried no credibility when it came to overthrowing the corrupt status quo that is squashing everyone but the rich.
The DNC made it easy for trump to paint them as corrupt elites.
He's a salesman. He says whatever you reveal that you want to hear. The country wanted to hear that a leader will take on the corrupt elites, so he said that and won.
It's all the Dems on Committees that matter.
#279 | Posted by Danforth
And who decides which dems get on which committees?