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mackdaddy

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2. The Democrats at the top appear weak and ineffectual to many. Especially compared to the bombastic liars.

Reply to everyonematters (Original post)

Mon Feb 24, 2025, 10:56 AM

Feb 2025

President Clinton said decades ago that people will follow someone that is 'Strong and Wrong vs. Weak and Right' .

We are living it.

But I am sure our leaders will send a strongly worded letter.

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Currently about 30% of voters consider themselves to be Democrats. Is this a problem? [View all] everyonematters Feb 2025 OP

30% of voters are Democrats? Where are you getting that number from. nt Phoenix61 Feb 2025 #1

It comes up consistently in polls. everyonematters Feb 2025 #3

Here's a couple of sources EdmondDantes_ Feb 2025 #4

The Democrats at the top appear weak and ineffectual to many. Especially compared to the bombastic liars. mackdaddy Feb 2025 #2

I get the impression that voters want something to vote FOR DJ Synikus Makisimus Feb 2025 #8

LOL, not even close. W_HAMILTON Feb 2025 #11

More people don't vote than vote for any candidate in U.S. elections. DJ Synikus Makisimus Feb 2025 #15

No, because not being a registered democrat doesn't mean not voting for democrats LearnedHand Feb 2025 #5

Yep. Plus, certain Democratic-aligned politicians and their ilk have been shitting on the party for almost a decade now. W_HAMILTON Feb 2025 #10

It doesnt matter Mountainguy Feb 2025 #6

"I never submitted the whole system of my opinions to the creed of any party of men whatever, Ping Tung Feb 2025 #7

Gallup says it's 28% for Democrats, but also 28% for Republicans Polybius Feb 2025 #9

How can anyone possibly vote no iemanja Feb 2025 #12

Because Nearly 45%.... ProfessorGAC Feb 2025 #13

When the objective is to win elections, yes. Kid Berwyn Feb 2025 #14

Many young people have become Independents womanofthehills Feb 2025 #16

Recommended. H2O Man Feb 2025 #17

I don't remember the politician but one of them; it might have been (Rove or Gingrich) Uncle Joe Feb 2025 #18