Standing up for what you believe, actually fighting, trying to really make the changes and telling the reasons why it is important to do so.

There are many Democratic politicians who I suspect have this kind of fight in them - some of them demonstrate quite a lot of it, actually. And some of them fight a little bit sometimes. But the person who could frame the message and take it to the voters - to be strong in his or her defense of the American people - would really have something worth rallying behind.

And they would be hated by the elite. It's a dangerous position to take. Elite regimes tend to kill popular reformers who try to make life better for most people. But that is the kind of strength it would take.