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I'd argue that says more about your understanding of democracy, especially as Madison envisioned it. Factions getting together and working together for a common purpose is not even remotely new. It's a part of not just democracy, but of any political system which you can care to imagine...

According to themselves, they had an impact. The Lincoln Project would say the same thing about themselves.

Forget illegal. Nothing admitted to in the article is unusual or odd. How's this any different from the Lincoln Project or any other partisan anti-Trump group which did stuff to oppose Trump?

I'd also point out that groups like this are always willing to puff themselves up and claim that they are important and responsible for a Big Thing that happened rather than admit they were just a fragment of the larger picture. A classic example of this is Kermit Roosevelt who tried to portray...

Admitted to what? Seriously, everything this shadowy cabal did is just a combination of banal or duh. Wait, anti-Trump groups advocated for more mail-in ballots and pressured Facebook to crack down on groups they didn't like? STOP THE PRESSES.