http://https://medium.com/@danhusman/what-kind-of-organization-for-dsa-cdf7cee1c4dd
"It seems that the B&R view of what makes DSA a “big tent” is for organized ideological tendencies to engage in gladiatorial combat, a winner to be crowned, and the winner’s view to dominate the organization. But I think there is a better kind of big tent. Instead, we can strive to be open, flexible, and experimental. We can look for new ideas and empower new people. We can listen and learn from many different ideological and historical sources, and try to create new combinations responding to changing circumstances. Contrary to fears that centralization is the only way to make a coherent organization, in the end this approach will make us stronger."
http://www.leftvoice.org/With-Ellison-Defeated-What-Next-for-the-Democratic-Socialists-of-America
"But pinning down what the DSA believes in, precisely, or where the group is going has proven to be a difficult task. Since DSA is an ideologically big-tent organization and operates in a decentralized manner, outlook and strategy can vary dramatically from chapter to chapter. The organizational turmoil resulting from the mass influx of members and the paucity of public statements from DSA’s leadership only adds to the confusion. In trying to analyze DSA one is reminded of the parable of the blind and the elephant, in that different members in DSA often report starkly different experiences of the organization."
http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-democratic-socialists-20170308-story.html
"Among leftists, the DSA is considered a "big-tent" organization. Decisions are made by topic-specific committees instead of through adherence to rigid ideology, which allows for a relatively wider range of opinion than other groups. The group also takes a more incremental approach to reining in free-market capitalism.
"As we are unlikely to see an immediate end to capitalism tomorrow, DSA fights for reforms today that will weaken the power of corporations and increase the power of working people," says the group's website. "Our vision is of a society in which people have a real voice in the choices and relationships that affect the entirety of our lives."
https://twinportsdsa.org/our-practice/
"DSA is not a political party. We are a big-tent political organization that operates from the bottom up, and provides a political home for people who share similar values (particularly those whom are part of Bernie Sanders' political revolution). We provide an open opportunity to dig into policy issues, develop positions, and share our understanding with the broader community. Educate, agitate, organise!"
Again, I think you and your DSA brethren need to get on the same page -- it seems you are already unmanageable