Great headline, how does this crash tie to anything Trump has done?

And if you're not so blinded by partisanship, I'd love to hear a different interpretation of Bernie's words that are accurate AND different from my interpretation.

This whole discussion is just another rehashing of why Kamala lost and we have Trump as president. The overly powerful for their actual representation of their party pushed a candidate and an agenda that doesn't resonate with the majority and they lost. Bernie is warning those that are in the Party and see it to stop being silent and take the party back.

Didn't vote for Trump, and those that get closer to the far end of the right are just as blinded by their partisanship too.

The only ones who are obtuse are those that think only the other side does it, and they are the faultless virtuous ones. Again, self reflection...

I never said Hack either, not sure why that'd be quoted unless it was air quotes and you tried to denote a vague summary of my point with the single quotes.

Damn Clown, do you know how to read?

Barney's point is that there is a very vocal minority in the left, specifically consolidated in the very progressive end of the party. They push for things that are not palatable for most of the party, but since they sit in positions of influence the rest of the party sits silent since they don't support it but don't argue against it in fear of failing the litmus test the minority wields.

So ... "But my point is, no, it's not enough ... to be silent. We have to explicitly repudiate it." Speaks to that. The silent majority of the Democratic party has to start pushing back against the overly progressive portion of the party.

If you got anything else from those words, you need to learn to self reflect and realize that your extreme partisanship has truly colored your vision.