What are the ways you'll resist?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pussy hat? Bore everyone? So many options you fools have at your disposal.

Ehhh, talk about a boring post…

[Anonymous]

Hopefully you losers will resist by leaving the country. Let me know, I’ll get my boy Holman to help.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully you losers will resist by leaving the country. Let me know, I’ll get my boy Holman to help.

Oaky

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pussy hat? Bore everyone? So many options you fools have at your disposal.

You should see a doctor. They got a cream for that.

[Anonymous]

All these ridiculous posts.

Resistance is futile. Continue down this path and the GOP will win again in 2028.

I voted for Harris as an anti-Trumper...he won't be in the picture in 2028.

Unless the Democratic party does some serious self-reflection and puts forth a moderate candidate that appeals to the majority, that appeals to those who voted third-party, that can get those who decided not to vote to come out and vote....they will lose. Because I for one will mostly likely vote Red.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully you losers will resist by leaving the country. Let me know, I’ll get my boy Holman to help.

I think you need to get him to a doctor first. He looks too red

[Anonymous]

Eh, not planning on "resistance" this time. Trumpers can get what they get.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All these ridiculous posts.

Resistance is futile. Continue down this path and the GOP will win again in 2028.

I voted for Harris as an anti-Trumper...he won't be in the picture in 2028.

Unless the Democratic party does some serious self-reflection and puts forth a moderate candidate that appeals to the majority, that appeals to those who voted third-party, that can get those who decided not to vote to come out and vote....they will lose. Because I for one will mostly likely vote Red.

Okay. Sounds like that's a vote to write off, and the D party can focus on other things. Useful to know, I guess..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All these ridiculous posts.

Resistance is futile. Continue down this path and the GOP will win again in 2028.

I voted for Harris as an anti-Trumper...he won't be in the picture in 2028.

Unless the Democratic party does some serious self-reflection and puts forth a moderate candidate that appeals to the majority, that appeals to those who voted third-party, that can get those who decided not to vote to come out and vote....they will lose. Because I for one will mostly likely vote Red.

Dude, nobody's going to dance for you. That time and energy is better spent elsewhere.

But keep asking, like anyone cares. It's amusing.

[Anonymous]

I'm going to run for Congress!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All these ridiculous posts.

Resistance is futile. Continue down this path and the GOP will win again in 2028.

I voted for Harris as an anti-Trumper...he won't be in the picture in 2028.

Unless the Democratic party does some serious self-reflection and puts forth a moderate candidate that appeals to the majority, that appeals to those who voted third-party, that can get those who decided not to vote to come out and vote....they will lose. Because I for one will mostly likely vote Red.

Okay. Sounds like that's a vote to write off, and the D party can focus on other things. Useful to know, I guess..

Like I said...I held my nose and voted for Harris because I couldn't stand Trump. Both were too extreme...one to the right and one to the left.

Honestly, who I vote for in 2028 will depend on how the next 4 years pan out. I voted based on political policies and values that I align with the most, not solely based on the POTUS or any party affiliation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All these ridiculous posts.

Resistance is futile. Continue down this path and the GOP will win again in 2028.

I voted for Harris as an anti-Trumper...he won't be in the picture in 2028.

Unless the Democratic party does some serious self-reflection and puts forth a moderate candidate that appeals to the majority, that appeals to those who voted third-party, that can get those who decided not to vote to come out and vote....they will lose. Because I for one will mostly likely vote Red.

Have you read any of the posts? Nobody is resisting. You have somebody who won't visit red states, the OP who stocked up on Plan B, and a few MAGA annoyed that they can't rile up any action.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All these ridiculous posts.

Resistance is futile. Continue down this path and the GOP will win again in 2028.

I voted for Harris as an anti-Trumper...he won't be in the picture in 2028.

Unless the Democratic party does some serious self-reflection and puts forth a moderate candidate that appeals to the majority, that appeals to those who voted third-party, that can get those who decided not to vote to come out and vote....they will lose. Because I for one will mostly likely vote Red.

Okay. Sounds like that's a vote to write off, and the D party can focus on other things. Useful to know, I guess..

Like I said...I held my nose and voted for Harris because I couldn't stand Trump. Both were too extreme...one to the right and one to the left.

Honestly, who I vote for in 2028 will depend on how the next 4 years pan out. I voted based on political policies and values that I align with the most, not solely based on the POTUS or any party affiliation.

Correction -- I *will voted based on....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All these ridiculous posts.

Resistance is futile. Continue down this path and the GOP will win again in 2028.

I voted for Harris as an anti-Trumper...he won't be in the picture in 2028.

Unless the Democratic party does some serious self-reflection and puts forth a moderate candidate that appeals to the majority, that appeals to those who voted third-party, that can get those who decided not to vote to come out and vote....they will lose. Because I for one will mostly likely vote Red.

Just tired of Democrats refusing to do any self-reflection and denying why Harris lost.

Refusing to visit any red states isn't really going to help.

[Anonymous]

Too many Democrats want an ideologically far left minority more than a center left majority.