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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Democrats should instead of being about total [b]resistance[/b] to Trump, show they can work with him.  They should support his tariffs, which are opposed by so many Republicans in Congress.

This would help bring back those Obama voters that switched to Trump.[/quote]

We are watching, in real time on the streets of Los Angeles, what democrats mean by resistance to Trump:

- it means using violence against federal workers and destroying property (public and private).

The Democratic Party is the party of violence.[/quote]

One city riot doesn't define anything. Just a bunch of idiots screaming. Most aren't Democrats. Just young people looking for camera time.[/quote]

Democrats are the ones encouraging the “idiots screaming” while the nation watches.[/quote]

I know a lot of Democrats. None are encouraging "idiots screaming". Go night, night now.[/quote]

mayor bass: “we’re going to fight for all Angelenos, regardless of when they got here, regardless of if they have papers or not” !!!

And Alex Padilla “keep protesting” (see LA times)

“Among the most outspoken California Democrats in recent days has been San Diego Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera, who was pilloried by conservative media outlets over his Instagram post that included a photo labeling ICE agents as “terrorists” in the restaurant raid.”
- Politico

Oh and another, LA council member Hernandez “escalate tactics” (posts on X)[/quote]

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