Yes, because I totally said that, except when I said it was their fault in '16. Other then the already too late shift from Biden to Harris, the Democrats didn't do anything different now than when Biden ran 4 years ago. It was pretty much the same 'Trump is evil so let's vote him out' campaign that they ran now. Harris (Biden) actually putting a stop to the Palestinian genocide for example, wouldn't have changed anything (election results wise), and considering how much the 'Israel is a fragile country surrounded by barbaric muslims' sentiment is prevalent in western society, the shitstorm this would've brewed within the mainstream media would've cost her as many votes as it likely would've gained her.
Point being, by the time Harris got appointed as canidate it was too late. That was the Democrats fault, that they didn't make plans to replace Biden the minute he was showing signs of dithering. But was that why they lost the election? Maybe, if the Republican canidate was one of those old fashioned racists Republicans who knew how to hide it underneath a sleek political veneer. But Trump was as well-known as an openly racist, bigoted, woman-hating scumbag, as Charles Manson was as a psychotic cult leader. For people to fully be aware of this and STILL vote for him... Yes, during this election it was primarily their fault.
It'd be nice if this was due to a mistake from the Democrats, but the unfortunate truth is that too large a percentage of the american public has decided Donald Trump is just an awesome guy, and they've got his back what may come. Is this the Democrats fault? I mean, it's the fault of the political system that the Democrats are a part of, but that didn't occur in the last 100 days Harris was running.
Sure, that'd be nice. But would that've made a change during this election (under Harris)? The left-wing policies that do get proposed by Democrats tend to get buried by America's corporate system anyway. And didn't Harris promise a 25.000 dollar down-payment to new homeowners during her campaign? That's one right there. Whether it's the masculine bootstrap attitude of America or something else, left-wing policies never gain too much respect or ground for them to get actually realized. Not within the political system anyway.