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In reply to the discussion: Let’s abandon the Democrats: Stop blaming Fox News and stop hoping Elizabeth Warren will save us [View all]merrily
(45,251 posts)187. You're going in circles. I have already replied to everything in your
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Let’s abandon the Democrats: Stop blaming Fox News and stop hoping Elizabeth Warren will save us [View all]
Autumn
Dec 2014
OP
If the Democrats don't run Liberal candidates, then Liberals won't vote Democratic.
Maedhros
Dec 2014
#30
and still not one...if he is such a perfect hero why does he need our party at all?j
VanillaRhapsody
Dec 2014
#217
Think harder then. It's not a very complex thing to understand...for most.
R. Daneel Olivaw
Jan 2015
#248
Like I wrote. Try to think harder. It'll come to you if you have an open mind.
R. Daneel Olivaw
Jan 2015
#250
what is wrong with you? "where are they going to come from?" wtf? the party could find
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#142
Of course it will affect me. I can't even find out where the local Democratic party MEETS, let
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#162
the victim mentality is with the party. "if they (the voters) don't give us what we want we'll just
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#144
The real world is one in which we vote for democrats & things will get worse. Good to know.
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#207
It's also how Democrats run and what they deliver or fail to deliver if elected.
merrily
Dec 2014
#168
I have watched this happen since I voted for JFK. Why do we always have to learn the
jwirr
Dec 2014
#186
Fine I hear you but do you hear me? There are people who need the protection of those safety net
jwirr
Dec 2014
#219
Then maybe Duers who are saying they will not vote should find a way to assure the people who
jwirr
Jan 2015
#234
Hell no I am not the only one and I am damned glad of that but you just watch what happens
jwirr
Jan 2015
#243
You are right. If our current Democrats were winning elections and protecting the safety
JDPriestly
Jan 2015
#258
When we won in 2006 and 2008, it was with Liberal and non-Liberal candidates...
brooklynite
Dec 2014
#70
The democratic party could have put up anyone and would still have won. Democrats and a lot
Autumn
Dec 2014
#80
and I happen to know Republican women who WILL vote for Hillary Clinton. ....yet you still oppose he
VanillaRhapsody
Dec 2014
#113
The fact that republicans will vote for Clinton is part of the democrats problem.
CrispyQ
Dec 2014
#127
Those who would be likely to vote for Hillary because she is a woman will be even more likely
JDPriestly
Jan 2015
#259
not Bingo because that is NOT what I said.....I didn't once say they support her politics...
VanillaRhapsody
Dec 2014
#132
then they are no longer Democrats....just like those R women will no longer be Republicans
VanillaRhapsody
Dec 2014
#137
Voting for a democrat doesn't make one a democrat, nor does voting for a republican make one a
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#221
How about let's figure out finally why voters will no longer accept Republican Lite candidates
sabrina 1
Dec 2014
#59
You are so right... People voted FOR many liberal candidates and issues they believed in...
cascadiance
Dec 2014
#75
What candidate are you planning to run which has not or will not accept corporate
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#81
I do not see this happening in tge coming few years. DNC is in the minority on Congress
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#90
It won't happen as long as we continue to elect compromised candidates that do "pay to play"...
cascadiance
Dec 2014
#93
Did you realize the Democrats are in the minority in both the House and Senate?
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#94
I do! And do you realize that this is why money needs to be taken out of politics?
cascadiance
Dec 2014
#98
Warren also took campaign funds from corporations, she understands campaigns needs big bucks
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#101
I think I've said multiple times I GET that just about all politicians take money...
cascadiance
Dec 2014
#102
I think it is more than corporate sympathic Democrats, the votes are not there, we have to change
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#103
Are you calling Warren a liar? She admitted she had donors from Wall Street.
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#176
Go back and add up the amounts opensecrets.com listed, does it add up to
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#180
Maybe you could find out from opensecrets.com, they apparently missed lots
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#182
Then believe what she says, she said she has Wall Street donors and she spent
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#199
The information opensecrets.com perhaps gave correct information but they did
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#204
Autumn, she and the rest of her fellow Clintonites are pulling their own purity test
davidpdx
Dec 2014
#228
Well there's plenty of time for you to cool off and change it back to help us
RiverLover
Jan 2015
#241
I think by early summer we'll have a good idea how the field is going to shape
davidpdx
Jan 2015
#253
If you read - or understood - the entire article, this is about why the Democrats lost
djean111
Dec 2014
#12
Well, then, you disagree with the article. Noted! But - others of us will be reading it
djean111
Dec 2014
#18
VR, they don't get it, they'll never get it, and there's not a sliver of difference between
BlueCaliDem
Dec 2014
#67
because the main reason the republicans have power today is that the democrats have been just
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#152
I'm no left leaning independent but a 3rd gen Dem. I think the post has a lot of value.
appalachiablue
Dec 2014
#84
If HRC is the nominee I will vote for her absolutely. No no way for Jeb, Rand Paul et al.
appalachiablue
Dec 2014
#89
gee that's really nice she was delightful. Because that is what we want in a president. nt
ellenrr
Dec 2014
#114
I described her behavior at social event that's all. Voting is a different matter, when the brain
appalachiablue
Dec 2014
#124
baloney.....we lost because WE DON'T show up in the midterms....this is nothing new
VanillaRhapsody
Dec 2014
#115
Maybe YOU did not show up, but I did. At least, this time, you did not blame the "LLI"s.......
djean111
Dec 2014
#125
Yes I did.....but this is a collective not just about you....we are called a "Party" for a reason...
VanillaRhapsody
Dec 2014
#128
its not about THEM.....its about supporting US.....we are a collective...we elect candidates....
VanillaRhapsody
Dec 2014
#134
Any party that loses the ability to process constructive criticism...
Man from Pickens
Jan 2015
#260
Yeah, because ceding the field to the Repubs would be good for the country? Really?
riqster
Dec 2014
#10
Supporting "Party" over "Policy" is how the Corporatists seized control of OUR party.
Vincardog
Dec 2014
#76
Bullshit it is about holding elected officials accountable to the people who voted for the.
Vincardog
Dec 2014
#79
Please inform me, if we elect someone and they act against our interests Why should
Vincardog
Jan 2015
#229
I think it is time for you to elaborate why it is better to support Party over Policy.
Vincardog
Jan 2015
#245
There is that snark. Give me a reason to support "democrats" who voted to guarantee all the
Vincardog
Jan 2015
#262
Ok you aren't willing to offer anything except DS Talking points and refuse every request
Vincardog
Jan 2015
#264
my fellow democrats don't support me; and as you concede, they select whom they like, without
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#154
you are 100% correct, but I do not expect the stoners in this thread to ever see that. nt
ellenrr
Dec 2014
#116
They may 'support' her in a poll, but they didn't pick her as a candidate. That was rigged, as it
NewDeal_Dem
Dec 2014
#222
Totally agree. I moved to Ohio just after the last Primary. Chris Redfern was so bad
RiverLover
Dec 2014
#27
That bastard fucker of syphillitic, scrofulus ocelots totally screwed the state.
riqster
Dec 2014
#35
The Kochs conceived and funded the teabaggers. The teabaggers were not out there
merrily
Dec 2014
#179
10 years? Tea Party managed to do it in less then an election cycle...
Exultant Democracy
Dec 2014
#157
To put it another way and bluntly, this makes me think of what Redskins John Riggins used to say:
appalachiablue
Dec 2014
#87
Hilarious, memorable and only he could pull it off. Friends saw him at Nathan's twice on
appalachiablue
Dec 2014
#91
That is why voters stay home. People who lean Democratic are not stupid and they know
Autumn
Dec 2014
#51
"Not as bad" is a piss poor way of campaigning and a piss poor way of governing.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Dec 2014
#60
I have little hope of that seeing as how candidates are determined by
Tierra_y_Libertad
Dec 2014
#65
Not sure what to make out of a former Bill Clinton counselor writing this piece. It goes counter
still_one
Dec 2014
#64
As a lifelong Democratic voter, I will NEVER EVER vote for another corporate dem as long as I live.
onecaliberal
Dec 2014
#196
1978. My first vote ever, for whoever was running against Jim Thompson. Don't even
Doctor_J
Dec 2014
#206
That Would Be Like Abandoning Your Child Bcuz They Made Mistakes Or Didn't Live Up 2 All expectation
Corey_Baker08
Dec 2014
#223
the gnewz media is STILL in thrall of reaganism + the GOP. democrats need to stop being afraid.
pansypoo53219
Dec 2014
#227