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Shidei wrote:

You are partially correct about money, you are not correct about who you blame for it. The Democrats have just as many, if not more, wealthy individual and corporate benefactors financing their campaigns and movements. (Bloomberg being the posterboy, but he's far from the only one.) They consistently raise and spend more money than Republicans and conservative movements, and the sources tend to be more heavily skewed towards the wealthy benefactors, while GOP and conservatives rely more on a small but active grassroots base.

https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/graphics/2016-presidential-campaign-fundraising/

As for winning people over, I mean long term, not just for 2020. That's going to happen, but only because of the push away from Trump, not because of any draw from Democrats. Those people will vote Republican in the midterms and 2024. The Democrats have a chance right now to reassert their moderate wing, and even bring back the "bluedog" conservatives. But instead they are doubling down on "socialism," abortion, and wokeness: all things that repel moderates and conservatives.