People's actions are more reliable. If it help your family, it is good. If it doesn't, vote differently |
Schumer needs to go as Minority Leader. He's like the invisible man these days, has outlived his usefulness, and a sharper, more articulate leader and someone who is more willing to fight should take his place.
I'm not happy with Jeffries either. They need to learn something from how Republicans obstructed action when they were out of power and use that to protect our country from this facist takeover. |
This is the best admin I can recall in a long time. He's doing what should be done that's why most Dems aren't standing up to him. |
Contrary for Democrat hopes, dreams, and actions over the past 10 years, it's very hard to "get them out of office" by undemocratic means. We tried everything. Russiagate, double impeachment, censorship, lawsuits. We even arrested the guy and took his mugshot! We made him a felon! We found him liable for sexual assualt! But he's STILL more popular than we are. Mostly because we believe ourselves to be holy and we believe our policies to be morally right even if the electorate hates them. There's nothing we can do now to get him out of office except change our policies to be more in line with what voters want. We're impatient. We don't want to wait two years for the midterms. We don't want to change any policies or admit any mistakes, because that's an ego blow we aren't psychologically prepared to take. So we keep screaming about "resisting" the will of the voters. We keep acting like it's 2017 and we have a chance to "get rid of" the guy who beat Hillary. It's embarrassing. The most likely path forward is continued irrelevance for our party. Republicans are willing to change. They used to be even more pro-open-borders than we are! But they heard the people complaining, so they changed their policies. Not us. We won't change for the voters. We are all-knowing. And we're now the minority party, out of power, which is where we'll stay. The more we keep focusing on undoing the will of the voters, the less likely we are to earn their future votes. We're the sour grapes party, the cheating party. We know we won't win any popularity contests, so we want to disqualify the popular kids from running. |
Doyou people REALLY think you are fooling anyone with the WE? Dumber eveyr minute. |
And your party lost. What does that tell you about what people think about how their family would fair or was fairing under Dem leadership? |
Keep othering people trying desperately to get the party to consider new strategies. The party lost. At some point you have to consider maybe people don't want what is being offered. Do you want to win or do you want to feel superior? |
It is AMAZING how he cornered Democrats into vehemently opposing audits, transparency, fraud reduction, waste reduction, cost-cutting, and layoffs for federal workers who haven't faced layoffs for 30 years and haven't had to come into the office for 5 years. Everyone in America knows the federal government is inefficient. Everyone in America knows they aren't getting much value for their federal income taxes. And the Democrats, in their "fierce opposition" to Trump, took the most unpopular positions imaginable. "Audits like this should be illegal! The voters don't deserve to see where their money is going! The federal government IS efficient, and doesn't need ANY reform! All federal workers deserve lifetime tenure! They should never have to send an email about what they're working on!" In my humble opinion, the way Democrats have responded to the audits and attempts to reduce fraud and waste have been more destructive to Democratic electoral prospects than ANYTHING Joe Biden did. I think the recent positioning is so bad that it makes 10 million illegals and men in girls' sports seem like no big deal in comparison. Democrats in government have let it be known that they feel entitled to ALL the taxpayer money, forever. I cannot imagine them recovering from this any time soon. Chuck Schumer and Elizabeth Warren and Maxine Waters "protesting" audits and cost-cutting? The Republican midterm ads are already made. |
I like this litmus test! Any advice for Democrats to try to appeal to voters more must mean the poster isn't a "pure" Democrat. Pure Democrats don't change policies, don't admit faults, and feel smugly superior. Anyone suggesting we back off on illegal immigrant importation or trans athletes isn't a "pure" Democrat. Is it any wonder we're losing? We're going to stay holy and pure, but we're going to shrink. |
Who cares? The trolls are giving us some good free advice. We should think about why we lost and about what we should change. If we reject that advice because we don't think the poster is reeeaaaallly a dcurbanmom Democrat, who are we really hurting? Who even are these posters who keep insisting that Dems shouldn't respond to the electorate? That seems like trolling to me. "Do nothing, reconsider nothing, change nothing. Let the Orange Man take the initiative on everything and hope he will bumble into giving Democrats a majority." I mean, that strategy could work, Trump does suck and there probably will be a recession. But the "do nothing" argument seems a little suspicious. |
My favorite trolls on here are the ones who call everyone a bigot for not making trans athletes the most important plank in the Democratic Party. They are either trans activists themselves....or Republican trolls. |
Our entire governmental framework exists specifically because the Founders did not trust the masses. We are not a democracy but a representative republic with many checks intended to protect freedom and minorities against an overzealous, overheated majority. Read the Bill of Rights, in its entirely, and then read it again. Read the Federalist papers. Read Jefferson’s letters. Read the early case law. Read about the clients Adams represented in particular. We have means of changing our government. A king and his proclamations- that ain’t it even if 33% of an undereducated populace is rabidly cheering it on. |
I think they are being educated real-time about this. |
I asked my D senator to make sure they wear a "Resist" shirt that is visible when they vote yes. |
Dems bend to corporations and Reps bend to oligarchs, Dems base is aware of this, Reps not so much. What Trump voters have failed to deduce is that they will suffer much more under the thumb of their own party, Dems are the lesser of 2 evils. Reps are gleeful Dems are losing jobs, again not realizing or ignoring the fact that their own are also losing jobs. Also not deducing that those Reps that currently have jobs, no matter in what sector, will soon also experience job cuts due to their party agenda and domino effect. In addition, cuts to benefits, healthcare, food access etc. The goggles are quite thick. Dems didn’t vote for suffering of voters on either side, Republicans did, knowingly or unknowingly. Reps not reading P2025 is a major faux pas. Those that read it but didn’t believe it demonstrated inability to connect the dots. Reps are complaining now to their Dem colleagues about the actions of their party, failing to deduce this is pointless. Complain to your representatives instead. |