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Look how easily the right convinced Democrats that they were the problem [View all] bigtree Mar 15 OP

So you're happy with Schumer's and Jefferie's leadership. Got it. nt Phoenix61 Mar 15 #1

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If the horse you're on is drowning it's the only smart thing to do. mt Phoenix61 Mar 15 #4

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Not the party, the leadership. Huge difference! Phoenix61 Mar 15 #6

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Sincere apologies, I didn't understand you took wanting new Phoenix61 Mar 15 #15

It's not about talking down the party. It about squarely looking jrthin Mar 15 #11

But we're not midstream EarlG Mar 15 #17

We have posts in support of Ralph Nader now. LeftInTX Mar 17 #38

Totally agree. There's no "conversation" when it's hateful name-calling and mindless bashing. betsuni Mar 17 #39

We cannot continue to allow the gop to frame the arguments. They are no longer the party of freedom. lindysalsagal Mar 15 #2

They never were the party of freedom. choie Mar 16 #28

Anyone who has seen the data, the statistics, the graphs gab13by13 Mar 15 #7

As you know, I agree - we need a paper ballot hand recount in certain states... yellow dahlia Mar 16 #30

That dems could be easily convinced jrthin Mar 15 #8

lol bigtree Mar 15 #9

As a NYS resident, H2O Man Mar 15 #22

You are lucky to have that personal history and memory. From reading about him, jrthin Mar 16 #23

And worse, we're spending our weekend attacking Democratic leadership, MineralMan Mar 15 #12

If Senator Schumer isn't savvy enough to see the rat fucking William769 Mar 15 #13

Post removed Post removed Mar 15 #14

"An Ode to the Establishment, Chapter 2,567" BannonsLiver Mar 15 #16

K&R betsuni Mar 15 #18

"...dragging them for what republicans are in complete control over. " Lancero Mar 15 #19

magats were cheering for a shutdown Comrade Citizen Mar 15 #20

But Schumer did nothing to gain anything for the price of his vote displacedvermoter Mar 16 #26

Surely you can see the problem with the leadership, right? alarimer Mar 15 #21

If you think there were no Dems worried about Biden's age Cuthbert Allgood Mar 16 #24

People here still seem to think there was no mental decline for him. Ace Rothstein Mar 16 #32

Your post are a breath of fresh air, keep them coming. nt Hotler Mar 16 #25

Ah, I see, anybody concerned about the state of our leadership are ratfuckers, how convenient. indusurb Mar 16 #27

Two things can be true at once. yellow dahlia Mar 16 #29

You are back, after yesterdays drama. republianmushroom Mar 16 #31

Nah, this was posted yesterday as a precursor to their crash-out rant with the sites co-owner. Lancero Mar 16 #34

@bigtree B.See Mar 16 #33

I wish I could recommend this post a thousand times. valleyrogue Mar 16 #35

Same here Stuckinthebush Mar 16 #36

I'm not convinced, but if I were looking for a simple easy convincing DFW Mar 16 #37

Reed Hastings didn"t want to donate to Biden Blue Full Moon Mar 17 #40