Dems Have 'No Message, No Plan, No Leaders' Says Michael Moore

Filmmaker and activist Michael Moore derided Democrats for losing a special House election in Georgia that was seen as a referendum on the Trump presidency – tweeting the party has "no message, no plan, no leaders."

If u think the party who's won the vote in 6 o last 7 Prez votes but holds ZERO power &is now 0-4 in 2017 votes is going to win next year...

— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) June 21, 2017

...get a friggin' clue. The DNC&DCCC has NO idea how 2 win cause they have no message, no plan, no leaders, won't fight &hate the resistance

— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) June 21, 2017

I say this to my 7.5 million ppl on social media & the millions who watch my movies & read my books: Are we going 2 sit by &let this happen?

— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) June 21, 2017

His tweetstorm reference to party leaders who "hate the resistance" also appears to reflect the lingering tension between Democrats' grassroots base and its establishment elites in the wake of Hillary Clinton's election loss.

Republican Karen Handel easily won the race Tuesday for Georgia's 6th congressional district seat vacated by Dr. Tom Price, now the Trump administration's secretary of health and human services – beating Democrat Jon Ossoff.

Republicans have now won all four special elections held this year, with The Hill noting they have all taken place in traditionally Republican districts.

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