Yes, because that Democrat favors the entrenchment of capitalism just as Republicans do. They helped enact a healthcare system that is worse than common socialized healthcare (even if it is better than our previous system). They provided little help for workers crushed by giant corporations, such as when they blocked the United Railroad Workers strike. They, at times, have been just as bad on border policy as mainstream Republicans. Very few of them actually care enough about common people, giving in to GOP narratives by rejecting socialism outright.
But so that I am clear: these are all much better positions than the Greene and Boebert clan would have us in (who appear to run the GOP in Congress despite having nowhere close to a majority in their own party). But they feel more like the relatively moderate positions of Republicans a couple of decades ago, instead of the progressive positions that would truly turn the country around.
We can have better, but only if we sufficiently demand it.