Pass the popcorn: DNC asks how they can 'do better in future elections'

The Democrats suffered big losses on Election Day and are soliciting suggestions for how they can “do better” next time:

We want to know your ideas for how we can do better in future elections. Take the survey: http://t.co/8KcvOCSoCT pic.twitter.com/WWn4KITMz8

— The Democrats (@TheDemocrats) November 19, 2014

.@TheDemocrats are starting a top-to-bottom assessment of why we came up short this Nov, and what we can do better → http://t.co/xOsXKmc1Xy

— Debbie Wasserman Schultz (@DWStweets) November 19, 2014

Did Democrats distance themselves too much from President Obama’s awesome policies?

https://twitter.com/terrencesherry/status/535125935020724225

@TheDemocrats don't distance yourself from one of our greatest presidents and the most admired man in the world for the past six years!

— Carmen Vellon (@carmenvellon) November 19, 2014

@TheDemocrats Support the fucking President when Housing Sales are up, Gas is down, Stocks are up, Unemployment is down. Get a spine.

— Sappho's Revenge (@AGraceMorgan63) November 19, 2014

@TheDemocrats How about telling people — over and over again — about our ACCOMPLISHMENTS instead of running from them.

— Joanne Fanizza (@1stAmendmentJ) November 19, 2014

Many Dems on the ballot weren’t convinced that was the way to go.

Others went in a different direction:

@TheDemocrats Step 1. Don't mock opponents in wheel chairs.

— Guilty as Stone (@FauxTT) November 19, 2014

@TheDemocrats Step 2. Quit declaring a GOP "War on Women". It's asinine.

— Guilty as Stone (@FauxTT) November 19, 2014

@TheDemocrats Step 3. Quit blowing smoke up our asses about man-made global warming. It's BS and you know it.

— Guilty as Stone (@FauxTT) November 19, 2014

@TheDemocrats Step 4. Disregard the previous steps. You're doing great!!!

— Guilty as Stone (@FauxTT) November 19, 2014

Pass the popcorn: DNC asks how they can &#039;do better in future elections&#039;

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Pass the popcorn: DNC asks how they can 'do better in future elections'