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(3,199 posts)2. Yeah, a lot of us aren't as smart as others
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Phrases come to mind: "Cut off nose to spite your face", "Perfect is enemy of the good", . . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Oct 5
#1
I would argue it is even worse, those that feel the need to do that are actually working against the Democrats.
JohnSJ
Oct 5
#3
Like we were in 2016 by Cornell West, David Sirota, Brian Joy Gray, Nina Turner, etc. etc. etc.
JohnSJ
Oct 5
#22
and you don't know how many will vote for Harris/Walz because of those endorsements. It is called the Howard Dean
JohnSJ
Oct 5
#21
I don't know, but Sen. Sanders did endorse Hillary in 2016, and the Democratic nominees henceforth, but some of his
JohnSJ
Oct 6
#43
Personally ANYONE who said anything REMOTELY like "I will have to hold my nose to vote for Hillary"
Eliot Rosewater
Oct 6
#52
With that logic I should be rallying against those who voted for Jill Stein in 2016 also, instead of following the
JohnSJ
Oct 5
#23
Not railing against them at all. I don't talk about the Cheneys until a Cheney love fest gets started.
Iggo
Oct 5
#6
YES we FIRST put the MASSIVE FIRE OUT then worry about the attitudes of some of the firefighters
Eliot Rosewater
Oct 6
#54
and I could argue that Cornell West, David Sirota, Nina Turner, Brianna Joy Gray, etc. who actively campaigned against
JohnSJ
Oct 5
#24
Exactly Cha. With that logic, should I start condemning those who voted for Jill Stein in 2016, and helped give us the
JohnSJ
Oct 5
#25
DUH DUH DUH ...no, I know, lets require PERFECTION now NOT JUST FROM OUR CANDIDATES but ALSO from our VOTERS
Eliot Rosewater
Oct 6
#55
Since 2016 my policy is simple: if you just support democracy, I don't need to quarrel with you.
paulkienitz
Oct 5
#27
I will debate reasons we need to be careful on this board and with hardcore liberal friends, BUT
Cheezoholic
Oct 5
#28
Like I said I agree with the premis that publically attacking the Cheney's support is a really bad idea
Cheezoholic
Oct 5
#37
Yep, I actually dont think we need the Cheney's endorsement to win but there is too much to lose
Cheezoholic
Oct 6
#39
Some are STILL convinced the majority of Americans are secretly socialists or Leftist populists or whatever and
betsuni
Oct 6
#42
It's an article of faith around here that a Republican can never be right about anything
Shrek
Oct 6
#46
No SHIT...if trmp takes over there IS NO UNITED STATES OF AMERICA or Democratic Party or
Eliot Rosewater
Oct 6
#56