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Yeah, like who?? We're not talking about random Joe Citizen tweeting some joke about Trump's skin color. If you think memes by some 16 year old online is the same thing as a governor of a major industrial state, then boy oh boy are we not on the same page.
What elected Democrat routinely goes on the offensive? Thank jebus for AOC and Sanders (who isn't even technically a Democrat) as the very few voices of elected Democratic officials who have the balls to go out there and attack Republicans. Newsom is a fairly new, and very welcome, addition to elected officials from the Left who are willing to go on the offensive, and there are a few others, but they are a very small group.
Dems aren't leftists. They are centrists. Bernie is a leftist. AOC sometimes seems like a leftist. Newsome (my governor) is not a leftist, even if I think he's not terrible.
OK great, so be sure to complain about these people because they are ever so slightly too liberal or every so slightly less liberal than what you want, and completely disregard the Red Menace. Fantastic. This is the endless bickering that happens on the Left that is just to utterly exhausting and results in nothing ever getting accomplished. Don't look at the fucken fascists that are trying to take over and instead complain because Democrats are a little too centrists.