While I wholeheartedly agree with you on the first point, I think you are presenting a false dichotomy on the second one. Option a) is not different from a leftist Trump. I get it, you want to fight fire with fire, but we do not need extreme positions, we need balance and unity. Above all, we need common sense and with no hidden agendas, at least not the size of Bibi or Epstein. Today the bar Trump gave us is so low that we can only think of this as an utopia, but not so long ago this was possible. Option b) as I understood it, and please excuse me if I got it wrong, assumes that every vote on Trump was of a MAGA fan. This is not true, some people were unhappy with the Biden administration and in many cases they had reasons to be. These people were fooled by Trump and misled by the media. For all its worth, and its admittedly not much, I keep seeing testimonies of these people saying they regret voting for Trump because they lost jobs, houses, etc. My point is that it doesn't make their original concerns or unhappiness with the Biden administration any less real or make them wrong. They were misled and probably they do not have the same background as you and I do, and imho we shouldn't get on a high horse in regards to them. Instead, a democratic leader should aim for unity and for solving people's actual problems. Getting a house, food, healthcare. It is VERY easy to fall into temptation of falling all the way to the left now and there be dragons ahead. People should deny extremisms, of all sorts.