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It's time for John Kasich to STFU (Original Post) melman Nov 2020 OP
This message was self-deleted by its author Squinch Nov 2020 #1
kasich is not a dem and he is not "within Democratic ranks" really nt msongs Nov 2020 #2
Since when is John Kasich "within Democratic ranks?" melman Nov 2020 #3
+1 nsd Nov 2020 #4
AOC is right, takes a lot of nerve to spout that shit. No surprise, though. Bongo Prophet Nov 2020 #5
As soon as he started spouting "we need to listen" I changed the channel n/t Just_Vote_Dem Nov 2020 #6
Kasich is a snake in the grass montanacowboy Nov 2020 #7
Indeed!!! nt Guy Whitey Corngood Nov 2020 #8
We will need Kasich kansasobama Nov 2020 #9
And so it begins melman Nov 2020 #10
And how will Kasich save us with his empty rhetoric and flexible morality? Earthshine2 Nov 2020 #13
This. nt Buckeye_Democrat Nov 2020 #20
John Kasich? ....John Kasich. jayfish Nov 2020 #21
Keep in mind Windy City Charlie Nov 2020 #11
I couldn't agree more. Must be lobbying for a cabinet post. Peregrine Took Nov 2020 #12
Maybe but he's not a Biden surrogate; he's a moderate Republican LeftishBrit Nov 2020 #14
He's not a moderate. He's just not batshit crazy. Hassin Bin Sober Nov 2020 #16
Yes, I suppose that's what counts as 'moderate' these days. Sigh. LeftishBrit Nov 2020 #17
The proverbial wolf in sheep's clothing. Dagstead Bumwood Nov 2020 #18
Remove that one statement and he had a few good points Prince99 Nov 2020 #15
He's speaking about candidates like Greenfield and Finkenauer in Iowa, etc. George II Nov 2020 #19
John Weaver, one of the founders of TLP was a campaign adviser to Kasich's 2016 campaign diva77 Nov 2020 #22
Yes melman Nov 2020 #23

Response to melman (Original post)

Bongo Prophet

(2,650 posts)
5. AOC is right, takes a lot of nerve to spout that shit. No surprise, though.
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 02:27 PM
Nov 2020

Moved right into splitting dems and putting the weight of the GOPs character flaws on us. Go the F away.

montanacowboy

(6,085 posts)
7. Kasich is a snake in the grass
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 02:29 PM
Nov 2020

a number one Opportunist but first and foremost always a right wing asshole

why we have to suffer him and frothy Santorum on CNN is beyond me.

kansasobama

(609 posts)
9. We will need Kasich
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 02:31 PM
Nov 2020

Hello:

WE will need him for 2 years at least. We really have lost lot of seats in the House. We cannot have a very divisive mid-terms where we could lose seats. Biden focuses on COVID, COVID, and economy and police reform so that we don't have this stupid "Defund the Police" lies on us.

Earthshine2

(4,002 posts)
13. And how will Kasich save us with his empty rhetoric and flexible morality?
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 02:57 PM
Nov 2020

I cringe when I see him on TV. He's a hollow man.

Buckeye_Democrat

(14,853 posts)
20. This. nt
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 03:17 PM
Nov 2020

Very shallow, riding on the coattails of right-wing propaganda lies.

Clean YOUR house before trying to lecture anyone else, hypocritical dumbass!

Edit: I just heard Steve Schmidt talking on MSNBC. He's so much more intelligent than Kasich, and describes the political problems more accurately and eloquently.

jayfish

(10,039 posts)
21. John Kasich? ....John Kasich.
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 03:17 PM
Nov 2020

Oh, I remember him. ...from the Clinton Presidency. The guy who, along with Joe Scarborough and Newt Gingrich, helped get us where we are today. Now he's going to tell us how to clean up his mess? F that guy.

Windy City Charlie

(1,178 posts)
11. Keep in mind
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 02:41 PM
Nov 2020

The anti-Trump Republicans are still Republicans. What you have now are 2 separate wings of the Republican party, and both will return to being our adversaries.

Peregrine Took

(7,413 posts)
12. I couldn't agree more. Must be lobbying for a cabinet post.
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 02:52 PM
Nov 2020

'Can't stand him - asking us to understand MAGA.

LOL - I DO understand them.

No thanks.

LeftishBrit

(41,205 posts)
17. Yes, I suppose that's what counts as 'moderate' these days. Sigh.
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 03:08 PM
Nov 2020

Anyway, he's not a Democrat, or 'Biden surrogate'.

Prince99

(53 posts)
15. Remove that one statement and he had a few good points
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 03:04 PM
Nov 2020

Moving forward is not so much making the connection with the rural voter but to provide the programs and funding for their needs.

Entitlement programs are not enough. There needs to be a new Rural Deal consisting of 1) better medical care, such as provide new doctors an opportunity to work in these smaller communities and offer them reduced loans for schooling to incentivize these doctors, 2) technological advancement such as broadband for all but to schools, make attempts to bring them into the 21st century, better phone service goes along way, 3) improved access to clean water systems, and/or provide incentives for wells and sewer, the small stuff goes a long way, 4) Emphasize climate change and actually provide these people incentives to move out of the flight path of destruction of tornadoes, hurricanes, etc., its madness that damage occurs and they rebuild, they rebuild because there is not another option, provide that option.

I can go on and on...a New Rural Deal has a ring to it.

 

melman

(7,681 posts)
23. Yes
Sat Nov 7, 2020, 03:31 PM
Nov 2020

But we're apparently not allowed to talk about that sort of thing. We have to pretend the LP aren't who they really are.

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