A call for Dems to stop their lawfare policy

 Real Clear Politics:

MARK PENN, HARRIS POLL: Well, I think this means a lot to a lot of people. I think the working class are looking for a renewal of American jobs. I think people are looking for a border that is sane and an immigration system that works. I think a lot of people over in the Middle East are looking for Iran to pull back in the face of a president whom they fear.

And, you know, look, I think it's going to be incumbent on the Democratic Party to understand that the people have spoken and to dissemble and dismantle this lawfare that they, system that they have built up here, which is going to raise a whole series of questions that are going to have to be answered now. But they cannot say that they are better than Donald Trump and recreate a system that does not recognize that he won and the people have spoken and he is going to be the 47th president.

I do see it as a rejection of the Democrats' attempts to criminalize the opposition instead of running on issues important to all voters.  There are already a lot of people angry about the Democrats' open borders policy which allowed millions of illegals into the country many of which were criminals including murderers.

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