Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

Using terms like "reform" and "Roosevelt"
just seem backwards looking?

Given the demographics and the oft repeated term "reform"
it's understandable how it seems like an obvious choice.
However, it's a term that is so overused it's almost meaningless.
How many times do we here reform in Dee Cee?

Given the scale and scope of the necessary changes for the
Democratic Party and in Washington, "reforming" it sounds impossible.
Also Reform has a connotation that we could go back in and
make changes to fix what is broken...
we can't fix many of these problems, we need NEW SOLUTIONS.

Buckminster fuller once said or wrote something to the effect
that solving world problems is such a HUGE endeavor that we could
never "reform" policy or practices... he suggested "New-form"
as a better conceptual frame of reference give how vast the
necessary changes need to be. From "Spaceship Earth", I think?

If you are looking for a positive, forward-thinking BRAND
the words chosen should embody the ideas.
Something like: awakening, renewal, rebirth, regeneration, rejuvenation?
Terms such as these are far more uplifting and inspiring
than the tired, and overused "reform".

The Democratic Renewal

The Populist Awakening

The Populist Rejuvenation