I know nobody here will agree with this opinion piece, and I don't agree with all of it, but a few things stood out to me:
“Great presidents are unifiers mostly in retrospect,” he told me. Most great presidents, he later wrote, “divided the nation before reuniting it on a new level of national understanding.”
And more importantly,
"That contest may be more effective if opponents embrace the reality that Trump has already demonstrated some familiar signatures of the most consequential presidents. Like influential predecessors, his arguments have shifted the terms of debate in ways that echo within both parties — in this case, on issues such as trade, China, and the role of big corporations."
Unfortunately, Dems won't realize this and continue to run as "not Trump" or even worse, continue to chastise voters who have already wholly rejected their current-day ideology.
https://www.politico.com/news/magazi...ident-00199564