The forum discussion centers on the concept of Idealist Democrats and critiques the Democratic Party's current alignment with complacency and a lack of genuine representation. The author argues that true democracy requires centrist values and active participation from the populace, rather than blind allegiance to party ideals. They assert that both Democrats and Republicans exhibit flaws, with Republicans being more honest about their intentions, while Democrats have strayed from their foundational principles of representing all citizens. The discussion concludes that without active engagement and responsibility from the electorate, democracy itself is at risk.
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