I can see you kids have gotten wound up and overstimulated from playing your cute Democracy game, but now you need to calm down and listen to the adults. I know the democracy seemed almost real, but playtime is over.

The nation’s biggest liberal donors are gathering in Washington for a postelection briefing where they’ll focus on turning out more voters of color, flipping red states to blue, and combating GOP attacks on voting rights, according to a schedule obtained by HuffPost.

Democracy Alliance, a group of more than 100 liberal donors who pledge to give at least $200,000 a year to a list of recommended progressive organizations, is holding a postelection briefing Thursday and Friday. Members of the alliance include bold-faced liberal names like Tom Steyer, George Soros and Susan Sandler. Reporters are not allowed into the event.

Nothing says democracy like secret meetings of billionaires.

I strongly suggest looking at this map.
It's important to know who besides the billionaires is part of this neoliberal corporatist group.

Unions: Early on, the SEIU was the only union in the Alliance. Now, the AFL-CIO, Communications Workers of America, and American Federation of Teachers are involved, too. And John Stocks, the executive director of the country's largest teachers union group — the National Education Association — became the chairman of the group's board in 2014.

Yep, the f*cking AFL-CIO, CWA, SEIU, and AFT.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: People need to take back the labor unions before we can even think about a labor party.

I found this article from 2014 that is enlightening.

Potentially more significant, the groups’ donors also could play an important role in determining whether the post-Barack Obama Democratic Party embraces the rising tide of progressive populism or hews to a more cautious, centrist course — in other words, whether the Hillary Clinton wing or Elizabeth Warren wing will seize the reins.

I can tell you which way they went, and it wasn't for the left-wing.
Although, to be fair, they've turned a new leaf.

Gara LaMarche, the president of the Democracy Alliance, did not dispute the club’s heightened focus on progressive organizing, but he said that it was not mutually exclusive with policy work and efforts to appeal to Rust Belt voters.
In a speech to the assembled donors on Thursday, he praised “unapologetically progressive candidates who excite and inspire core progressive voters,” according to his prepared remarks.
..But Mr. Brock and his groups still garner significant support from the party’s major donor class, including from Democracy Alliance members.

I think they will throw progressives a bone this year. Maybe a public option. Something like that.
Not because they feel any love for progressives, but because they want to control the energy, so they can channel it.
Speaking of control, you don't hear much about the McResistance these days.