No, those aren’t the negatives. It is more the fact that the Democratic party shifted to centre right with Bill Clinton (remember when he caved in to the Republican congress) and away from the traditional working class roots, and became a party for the professional class and a dynasty. Why did they pick Hillary at a time when everyone was clamoring for an outsider? Because it was her turn! Thomas Franks discusses it quite well here
Also the reason that Trump won, and I say this having preferred Hillary over his monstrous presidency, was that he skillfully tapped into the brewing discontent in the midwest which the Democrats took for granted as their blue wall.
You have people there whose well paid manufacturing jobs moved south in the 90s and later to Mexico or China and now they’re working in Walmart or one of those Amazon for minimum wage and all they hear every election is vote for me better jobs - and they hear that they’re all going to be replaced by robots, which are all owned by Wall St. types who all got bailed out 8 years before and they finally realized it was all BS. Politics is all about narrative and that’s Trump’s narrative.
Now what was Hillary’s narrative? If you look at her website her policies are just an alphabetical list starting with Alzheimer’s etc and to top it off she states that America is already great. Well aside from the hollowed out cities, opiate epidemics and stripped assets and the fact that 47% of Americans don’t even earn enough to pay taxes. Sure there is racism and xenophobia (that was always there) but that’s not all there is. Right now the DNC and other many centre left parties around the world are unwilling to look at this and blame it all on racism. Which of course means that they are unwilling to except the blame.
