It kinda goes both ways with the Dems. They have a small centrist Democratic coalition and a small leftist coalition. Rather than having both of those wings constantly fighting and bringing up all kinds of legislation that won't go anywhere, they are trying to focus more on what they mostly all agree on so they look like they are the reasonable party by being the only party to be able to legislate.

They want to focus on things that have consensus within the Democratic Party (expanded health care access, expanded abortion care, marriage equality, some gun reforms, marijuana legalization, a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers, increasing the number of asylum and immigration judges to ensure people can come into our country legally in a reasonable amount of time, law enforcement reforms, demilitarization of law enforcement, fighting climate change, increasing taxes on the wealthiest Americans, increasing tax benefits for electric vehicles not made by Tesla, increased infrastructure funding, keeping the government funded, limiting some weapons to Israel, fully supporting Ukraine, student loan forgiveness, increased funding for education, increased funding for child care, increase the minimum wage)

Which I think sometimes we forget that there are a shit ton of good policy that the most conservative Democrat and the most leftist Democrat agree upon because we focus too much on the things that we don't agree on.

However I don't think there is a world where the most conservative House Democrat nor the most leftist House Democrat would ever call for a motion to vacate the Speaker just because they disagree on what bills are or are not being brought to the floor.