This feels way more cataclysmic to internal party structures then 2020 or 2016 IMO. The popular/electoral shitshow in 16 gave both parties a claim to popular support, and I think a lot of flack the GOP would have taken for 2020 was absorbed by covid. These results are the clearest admonishment of dem strategy I could ever imagine. I think it's pretty reasonable to assume they'll be a left/right wing reaction that may end in a new party forming, if not this election cycle- the next. If you'd allow me to out for a moment, I believe the next 4 years is a unique opportunity for he broad left to create a political institution that actually can gain the support to put up fights electorally. I'm not a reformist, but IDK if commies should dismiss chances like this to build working class organization, even if distasteful.
This "big tent" strategy is an unimaginable failure, it's destroyed anything that remained of their ideological direction. Party is rudderless, powerless, and has totally alienated their voting base. At least the obama era had SOMETHING, a pitiful something, but something in terms of political aspiration. They're truly an empty husk now.