Yup, which is why that David Hogg dude pissed me off. His opening message as vp of the democratic party (at least from the headlines I saw) was that his goal was to "take down" traditional old school democrats, i.e., a person in leadership wanting to attack and ruin the careers of lifelong dems. Ironically, I'd probably agree with him on most policies, including that the party needs to move further left on economic and other issues. But you don't do that by attacking and "taking out" the old school dems. The approach is to say we are going to do all we can to push the party to more progressive policies by encouraging more progressives, young ones in particular, into primaries and treating them equally to everyone else. The overriding complaint has been that the party elites favored Hilary over Bernie, etc., which is probably true, but there were still votes, and she won. The same elites favored Hilary over Obama but he messaged better and got the votes. The dems need to fight it out in primaries, vigorously, but then coalesce around whoever wins, because the worst democrat furthest from your views is still monumentally better than the average republican these days. Fucking Joe Manchin is an example, I probably disagree with his approach to most things, but he's never been maga, and that's probably good enough (also from WV nobody should ever expect a progressive dem, a dem/independent at all is a win).