I think it is a self-reinforcing cycle. The major structural dilemma that the Democratic Party has faced over the last half century or more is that it's committed at once to serving the interest of business. And it also has these promises, which it needs to make in order to win elections, about progressive reform, healthcare reform, expanding healthcare and educational access, and the rights of workers, all of these progressive things that are very popular among the population, if you look at public opinion polls. But the Democratic Party, because it is so committed to that other objective of wooing business, cannot deliver those progressive reforms. It endangers its own political survival. Ultimately it opens the door to demagogues like Donald Trump to come in and say, “the Democrats haven't done anything for you.”