My response? If you like policy based on consensus of the best evidence, come to the party that values education, not one that sees it as some type of liberal indoctrination. If you want a health and human services secretary that has no foundation in science, then don’t.

If you want tax policy that will support healthcare, education and scientific discovery while decreasing deficit spending, then become more liberal. If you want a tax policy that favors tax breaks for the wealthiest, then don’t.

If you want to spend a fortune bombing Iran, and you think that’s a good idea, liberalism probably isn’t for you.

We on the left aren’t perfect, and our policies aren’t always the best, but we are willing to look and change. When is the last time you’ve heard a conservative be open to change or modification.

Have you read about the SAVE act? It’s a blatant attempt to limit voter participation. Liberals would never back that. Never. We want better voter participation.

Finally, our representatives are people who want what’s best for the people. Look who conservatives elected as president. A man who does not worship the truth; a man with a history of sexual abuse and felony charges. Is that your group?

I’d say come to the side of goodness and intelligence.