It's Steny Hoyer

And it wasn't even close. 149-86.

I hope he and Pelosi can patch it up. Although, they worked together this past year, and the caucus was kept together pretty well. Of course, the last thing we need is a continuation of the narrative of "Dems in disarray." And frankly, ethics reform should STILL be at the top of the agenda. Hoyer's swimming in special interest money.

The whole point is that the progressive movement is just at the beginning of remaking the Democratic Party. The corporatists still hold some sway. It's a big tent ideologically, but the Republican-lite corporate wing really has no place here. Progressives have come a long way in the past 4 years, but the end is not near and the work goes on.