Repeat after me:

• Joe Biden is a good candidate with some negative points. But he’d be infinitely better than Trump.
• Bernie Sanders is a good candidate with some negative points. But he’d be infinitely better than Trump.
• Beto O’Rourke is a good candidate with some negative points. But he’d be infinitely better than Trump.
• Cory Booker is a good candidate with some negative points. But he’d be infinitely better than Trump.
• Pete Buttigieg is a good candidate with some negative points. But he’d be infinitely better than Trump.
• Julian Castro is a good candidate with some negative points. But he’d be infinitely better than Trump.
• Jay Inslee is a good candidate with some negative points. But he’d be infinitely better than Trump.
• John Hickenlooper is a good candidate with some negative points. But he’d be infinitely better than Trump.
• Elizabeth Warren is a good candidate with some negative points. But she’d be infinitely better than Trump.
• Kamala Harris is a good candidate with some negative points. But she’d be infinitely better than Trump.
• Any other Democrat running is a good candidate with some negative points. But they’d be infinitely better than Trump.
• Any other Democrat not yet running is a good candidate with some negative points. But they’d be infinitely better than Trump.

There is no perfect politician no matter how much you personally like them and just because they appeal to you more than another candidate does at the moment doesn’t mean that is enough for them to win the Presidency.

The primary process is long. Democratic voters really need to stop aligning with blind loyalty to one person this early and actually keep a halfway open mind to let other candidates make their case.

“They did a thing I don’t like once so I refuse to ever vote for them ever,” is the opposite of helpful.