Anonymous wrote:You democrats are so pathetic with the handwringing.

Meanwhile, the GOP is fully behind the liar felon and proud of it.

Grow some balls, FFS, and fight.

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Anonymous wrote:There will be a massive disconnect with politicians and their voters in 20 years. When the 60+ crowd are gone, the dems will be panicking as to how to run more progressive campaigns rather than resenting anyone whose marginally more left than a conservative 10 years ago. The republicans will be great though.

What?
The Dems will adjust. They believe in civil rights, rule of law, making the environment sustainable, women's rights, abortion rights.

The R's used to believe in fiscally conservative policies, state's rights, and ending abortion.

Now, their main unifying policy (abortion) is off the list, and they no longer believe in state's rights or fiscally conservative policies.

Neither policy has a clear vision for foreign policy.

In 20 years, the D's have something to build on / build up / build towards.

The R's have dismantled the entire government, made the tax structure unsustainable, and totally eliminated our leadership position in foreign policy. They've made us an unreliable partner and even have brought into question whether we have or support rule of law.

In what way are the R's in a better position to have an agenda for the future?

They don't give an eff about women. They want men pretending to be women in women’s spaces.

Actually Democrats have fought for women's rights through the decade, most importantly the right to choose.

Oh how they’ve shifted - choosing to put delusional biological males in women’s/girl’s sports and locker rooms against the wishes of women.

+1 dems throwing girls and women under several buses and then claiming to fight for women. They have no shame.

And Donald Trump is pro-woman? In what way.

Ask Ivana Trump, Stormy Daniels, Rosie O'Donnell or even his own daughter how he does on women's rights. They won't have much good to say.

Hilarious. A party against female genital mutilation and in favor of Title IX sports policy moves 180 degrees because of blind activism and must have "a cause".

Yes, I'm sure climate change affects LGBTQIA++WTFBBQ disproportionately. Got any other pearls of wisdumb for us?

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Anonymous wrote:There will be a massive disconnect with politicians and their voters in 20 years. When the 60+ crowd are gone, the dems will be panicking as to how to run more progressive campaigns rather than resenting anyone whose marginally more left than a conservative 10 years ago. The republicans will be great though.

What?
The Dems will adjust. They believe in civil rights, rule of law, making the environment sustainable, women's rights, abortion rights.

The R's used to believe in fiscally conservative policies, state's rights, and ending abortion.

Now, their main unifying policy (abortion) is off the list, and they no longer believe in state's rights or fiscally conservative policies.

Neither policy has a clear vision for foreign policy.

In 20 years, the D's have something to build on / build up / build towards.

The R's have dismantled the entire government, made the tax structure unsustainable, and totally eliminated our leadership position in foreign policy. They've made us an unreliable partner and even have brought into question whether we have or support rule of law.

In what way are the R's in a better position to have an agenda for the future?

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Anonymous wrote:There will be a massive disconnect with politicians and their voters in 20 years. When the 60+ crowd are gone, the dems will be panicking as to how to run more progressive campaigns rather than resenting anyone whose marginally more left than a conservative 10 years ago. The republicans will be great though.

What?
The Dems will adjust. They believe in civil rights, rule of law, making the environment sustainable, women's rights, abortion rights.

The R's used to believe in fiscally conservative policies, state's rights, and ending abortion.

Now, their main unifying policy (abortion) is off the list, and they no longer believe in state's rights or fiscally conservative policies.

Neither policy has a clear vision for foreign policy.

In 20 years, the D's have something to build on / build up / build towards.

The R's have dismantled the entire government, made the tax structure unsustainable, and totally eliminated our leadership position in foreign policy. They've made us an unreliable partner and even have brought into question whether we have or support rule of law.

In what way are the R's in a better position to have an agenda for the future?

They don't give an eff about women. They want men pretending to be women in women’s spaces.

Actually Democrats have fought for women's rights through the decade, most importantly the right to choose.

Oh how they’ve shifted - choosing to put delusional biological males in women’s/girl’s sports and locker rooms against the wishes of women.

+1 dems throwing girls and women under several buses and then claiming to fight for women. They have no shame.

And Donald Trump is pro-woman? In what way.

Ask Ivana Trump, Stormy Daniels, Rosie O'Donnell or even his own daughter how he does on women's rights. They won't have much good to say.

I mean, it wasn't nice but they are pigs. No man is going to make everyone happy. When did Biden meet Jill?

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Anonymous wrote:There will be a massive disconnect with politicians and their voters in 20 years. When the 60+ crowd are gone, the dems will be panicking as to how to run more progressive campaigns rather than resenting anyone whose marginally more left than a conservative 10 years ago. The republicans will be great though.

What?
The Dems will adjust. They believe in civil rights, rule of law, making the environment sustainable, women's rights, abortion rights.

The R's used to believe in fiscally conservative policies, state's rights, and ending abortion.

Now, their main unifying policy (abortion) is off the list, and they no longer believe in state's rights or fiscally conservative policies.

Neither policy has a clear vision for foreign policy.

In 20 years, the D's have something to build on / build up / build towards.

The R's have dismantled the entire government, made the tax structure unsustainable, and totally eliminated our leadership position in foreign policy. They've made us an unreliable partner and even have brought into question whether we have or support rule of law.

In what way are the R's in a better position to have an agenda for the future?

They don't give an eff about women. They want men pretending to be women in women’s spaces.

Actually Democrats have fought for women's rights through the decade, most importantly the right to choose.

Oh how they’ve shifted - choosing to put delusional biological males in women’s/girl’s sports and locker rooms against the wishes of women.

+1 dems throwing girls and women under several buses and then claiming to fight for women. They have no shame.

And Donald Trump is pro-woman? In what way.

Ask Ivana Trump, Stormy Daniels, Rosie O'Donnell or even his own daughter how he does on women's rights. They won't have much good to say.

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Anonymous wrote:It seems like Republicans will sweep to victory after seeing Biden’s frail state.

But even if Dems win, the Supreme Court has done so much this year to stymie any liberal policy.

Gun control ain’t happening. The environment is fked and now will be more so with the loss of Chevron. Organized religion is fully breaking down the walls between the state and itself.

What the fk? What’s to be happy about?

Maybe you shouldn't construct an entire political philosophy on something that is so at odds with the original design and intent of the system? You'd encounter less friction that way.

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Anonymous wrote:Using the law to go after your political opponent 😆 you love the law. Except keeping violent criminals in jail.

Bill Clinton pushed forward the three strikes law.

What have Republicans done for you lately on this?

Is it 1997? What is this thing I'm holding? It is like a miniature computer. Amazing.

Right. Policy still stands. What did Trump do, again? That's right. Nothing but whine like a baby.

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Anonymous wrote:There will be a massive disconnect with politicians and their voters in 20 years. When the 60+ crowd are gone, the dems will be panicking as to how to run more progressive campaigns rather than resenting anyone whose marginally more left than a conservative 10 years ago. The republicans will be great though.

What?
The Dems will adjust. They believe in civil rights, rule of law, making the environment sustainable, women's rights, abortion rights.

The R's used to believe in fiscally conservative policies, state's rights, and ending abortion.

Now, their main unifying policy (abortion) is off the list, and they no longer believe in state's rights or fiscally conservative policies.

Neither policy has a clear vision for foreign policy.

In 20 years, the D's have something to build on / build up / build towards.

The R's have dismantled the entire government, made the tax structure unsustainable, and totally eliminated our leadership position in foreign policy. They've made us an unreliable partner and even have brought into question whether we have or support rule of law.

In what way are the R's in a better position to have an agenda for the future?

They don't give an eff about women. They want men pretending to be women in women’s spaces.

Actually Democrats have fought for women's rights through the decade, most importantly the right to choose.

Oh how they’ve shifted - choosing to put delusional biological males in women’s/girl’s sports and locker rooms against the wishes of women.

+1 dems throwing girls and women under several buses and then claiming to fight for women. They have no shame.

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Anonymous wrote:Using the law to go after your political opponent 😆 you love the law. Except keeping violent criminals in jail.

Bill Clinton pushed forward the three strikes law.

What have Republicans done for you lately on this?

Is it 1997? What is this thing I'm holding? It is like a miniature computer. Amazing.

Right. Policy still stands. What did Trump do, again? That's right. Nothing but whine like a baby.

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Anonymous wrote:There will be a massive disconnect with politicians and their voters in 20 years. When the 60+ crowd are gone, the dems will be panicking as to how to run more progressive campaigns rather than resenting anyone whose marginally more left than a conservative 10 years ago. The republicans will be great though.

What?
The Dems will adjust. They believe in civil rights, rule of law, making the environment sustainable, women's rights, abortion rights.

The R's used to believe in fiscally conservative policies, state's rights, and ending abortion.

Now, their main unifying policy (abortion) is off the list, and they no longer believe in state's rights or fiscally conservative policies.

Neither policy has a clear vision for foreign policy.

In 20 years, the D's have something to build on / build up / build towards.

The R's have dismantled the entire government, made the tax structure unsustainable, and totally eliminated our leadership position in foreign policy. They've made us an unreliable partner and even have brought into question whether we have or support rule of law.

In what way are the R's in a better position to have an agenda for the future?

They don't give an eff about women. They want men pretending to be women in women’s spaces.

Actually Democrats have fought for women's rights through the decade, most importantly the right to choose.

Oh how they’ve shifted - choosing to put delusional biological males in women’s/girl’s sports and locker rooms against the wishes of women.

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Anonymous wrote:There will be a massive disconnect with politicians and their voters in 20 years. When the 60+ crowd are gone, the dems will be panicking as to how to run more progressive campaigns rather than resenting anyone whose marginally more left than a conservative 10 years ago. The republicans will be great though.

What?
The Dems will adjust. They believe in civil rights, rule of law, making the environment sustainable, women's rights, abortion rights.

The R's used to believe in fiscally conservative policies, state's rights, and ending abortion.

Now, their main unifying policy (abortion) is off the list, and they no longer believe in state's rights or fiscally conservative policies.

Neither policy has a clear vision for foreign policy.

In 20 years, the D's have something to build on / build up / build towards.

The R's have dismantled the entire government, made the tax structure unsustainable, and totally eliminated our leadership position in foreign policy. They've made us an unreliable partner and even have brought into question whether we have or support rule of law.

In what way are the R's in a better position to have an agenda for the future?

They don't give an eff about women. They want men pretending to be women in women’s spaces.

Actually Democrats have fought for women's rights through the decade, most importantly the right to choose.

Oh how they’ve shifted - choosing to put delusional biological males in women’s/girl’s sports and locker rooms against the wishes of women.

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Anonymous wrote:There will be a massive disconnect with politicians and their voters in 20 years. When the 60+ crowd are gone, the dems will be panicking as to how to run more progressive campaigns rather than resenting anyone whose marginally more left than a conservative 10 years ago. The republicans will be great though.

What?
The Dems will adjust. They believe in civil rights, rule of law, making the environment sustainable, women's rights, abortion rights.

The R's used to believe in fiscally conservative policies, state's rights, and ending abortion.

Now, their main unifying policy (abortion) is off the list, and they no longer believe in state's rights or fiscally conservative policies.

Neither policy has a clear vision for foreign policy.

In 20 years, the D's have something to build on / build up / build towards.

The R's have dismantled the entire government, made the tax structure unsustainable, and totally eliminated our leadership position in foreign policy. They've made us an unreliable partner and even have brought into question whether we have or support rule of law.

In what way are the R's in a better position to have an agenda for the future?

They don't give an eff about women. They want men pretending to be women in women’s spaces.

Actually Democrats have fought for women's rights through the decade, most importantly the right to choose.

Oh how they’ve shifted - choosing to put delusional biological males in women’s/girl’s sports and locker rooms against the wishes of women.

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Anonymous wrote:There will be a massive disconnect with politicians and their voters in 20 years. When the 60+ crowd are gone, the dems will be panicking as to how to run more progressive campaigns rather than resenting anyone whose marginally more left than a conservative 10 years ago. The republicans will be great though.

What?
The Dems will adjust. They believe in civil rights, rule of law, making the environment sustainable, women's rights, abortion rights.

The R's used to believe in fiscally conservative policies, state's rights, and ending abortion.

Now, their main unifying policy (abortion) is off the list, and they no longer believe in state's rights or fiscally conservative policies.

Neither policy has a clear vision for foreign policy.

In 20 years, the D's have something to build on / build up / build towards.

The R's have dismantled the entire government, made the tax structure unsustainable, and totally eliminated our leadership position in foreign policy. They've made us an unreliable partner and even have brought into question whether we have or support rule of law.

In what way are the R's in a better position to have an agenda for the future?

They don't give an eff about women. They want men pretending to be women in women’s spaces.

Actually Democrats have fought for women's rights through the decade, most importantly the right to choose.

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Anonymous wrote:There will be a massive disconnect with politicians and their voters in 20 years. When the 60+ crowd are gone, the dems will be panicking as to how to run more progressive campaigns rather than resenting anyone whose marginally more left than a conservative 10 years ago. The republicans will be great though.

What?
The Dems will adjust. They believe in civil rights, rule of law, making the environment sustainable, women's rights, abortion rights.

The R's used to believe in fiscally conservative policies, state's rights, and ending abortion.

Now, their main unifying policy (abortion) is off the list, and they no longer believe in state's rights or fiscally conservative policies.

Neither policy has a clear vision for foreign policy.

In 20 years, the D's have something to build on / build up / build towards.

The R's have dismantled the entire government, made the tax structure unsustainable, and totally eliminated our leadership position in foreign policy. They've made us an unreliable partner and even have brought into question whether we have or support rule of law.

In what way are the R's in a better position to have an agenda for the future?

They don't give an eff about women. They want men pretending to be women in women’s spaces.