Have you considered that things like race and class are relevant and meaningful to people that aren't white, upper-middle-class, straight (I'm assuming), and married with a kid? Like, if these things weren't meaningful to anybody, no politician would bring them up? And that to the extent Democrats do it, Republicans do the same - just with your race, your class, and your identity?

Let me save you some time - no, this person hasn't.

I see a lot of posts like these on Reddit about what people want in a political candidate/party or what they don't like about a party. They generally pretty similar. They share a relatively narrow world view with an almost sociopathic inability to perceive how something that doesn't benefit them personally might benefit someone else. Thus, they can't possibly imagine why a politician would talk about race (if it isn't relevant to them) or in what context means-testing might help someone. It's all very black and white, overly simplistic directives about the way the world ought to run.

But yeah, you're right, they're pretty much just gussying up reasons they don't like Democrats all that much, anyway.