Also, if there's one positive thing we can learn from MAGA, it's that there's a legitimate trade off when running candidates who are less likely to win but *make more of a difference when they do win*; you can't act like the former is the only thing that matters
Nathan GoldwagThere really just isn't much evidence that El-Sayed is a worse general election candidate than Stevens, and I'm saying that as someone who is very skeptical of the "silent progressive majority" electability arguments.