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And then there is the "The party needs less Bernies and more Schumers" crowd LiberalArkie Mar 2025 #1
Indeed. It is like talking to a wall for some to see how we got here. Passages Mar 2025 #2
... lapucelle Mar 2025 #8
perhaps because... mike_c Mar 2025 #26
What are you talking about? It was the voters who "kept Bernie out of the presidency", not the Democratic Party. lapucelle Mar 2025 #33
They should be, we have Hitler 2.0 and our leadership is stuck in the doc03 Mar 2025 #3
Really stuck in the 60's with the emerging liberalism that the nation gung ho for until it wasn't LiberalArkie Mar 2025 #4
I am done here for the time being. Democrats are so good at attacking their own and fighting among themselves. Going JohnSJ Mar 2025 #5
Imagine running around on a national tour lapucelle Mar 2025 #11
Bernie Sanders said the left should run as third party...oh yeah that would help not! Demsrule86 Mar 2025 #16
I know. There are folks who refuse to believe that he said it on the record to the NYT. lapucelle Mar 2025 #18
What are the numbers for their own members ? JI7 Mar 2025 #6
Usually low? Think. Again. Mar 2025 #10
The author of the opinion piece conflated three different polls lapucelle Mar 2025 #17
Did you read the story you linked to or the Gallup poll it cited? "45% wanted the Party to become more moderate". lapucelle Mar 2025 #7
Yes, a minority want the Dem Party moving further toward the right. Think. Again. Mar 2025 #9
Sorry, assertions predicated on faulty reasoning don't work on me. lapucelle Mar 2025 #13
As you (should) know... Think. Again. Mar 2025 #19
Ah yes, the fallacy of false alternative used in support of the fallacy of equivocation. lapucelle Mar 2025 #27
Wut? Think. Again. Mar 2025 #28
Rupert Murdoch and Vladimir Putin playing TRUMP 24/7/366 full blast. Kid Berwyn Mar 2025 #12
I am not happy with Schumer and the others...including Fetterman Demsrule86 Mar 2025 #14
Why do you say it's "them" or more republicans? Think. Again. Mar 2025 #20
By "other, more trustworthy (!) Democrats" lapucelle Mar 2025 #22
As I said, I'm saying "more trustworthy Democrats". Think. Again. Mar 2025 #23
Schumer's vote ensured that the federal courts and the Social Security Administration remain open. lapucelle Mar 2025 #21
Federal Judges are kept on during shut downs. Think. Again. Mar 2025 #24
Only for "mission critical, i.e. criminal cases. lapucelle Mar 2025 #25
I don't think it matters really Johonny Mar 2025 #15
Well said IrishBubbaLiberal Mar 2025 #31
A clear pluariaty want the Party to become more moderate Kaleva Mar 2025 #29
Find that extremely doubtful IrishBubbaLiberal Mar 2025 #32
Then this overall poll is doubtful. Kaleva Mar 2025 #34
Exactly IrishBubbaLiberal Mar 2025 #35
"I am not a member of any organized political party." elocs Mar 2025 #30
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