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Anonymous wrote:So the columnist is basically wishing for a new and improved version of Hillary to reappear? Why? The country has moved left. It’s not 1993 anymore, Tom. Dude is stuck in the 90s Heck, even the suburban white womens of Ashburn and places like that are forever blue voters now. And not surprising: they know that a form of progressive socialism will be good news for their sons.

That you actually believe this idiocy just shows how well and truly out of touch you are. Good luck.

Out if touch how? The party has moved left. Sorry.

+1.

Does the PP really think that the WI, MI, and PA blue collar voters share AOC's values? Or those of "suburban white womens" of Ashburn?

Those people WILL vote D. They HAVE voted D. But they won't do it for a far left candidate. They'll stay home instead.

Dem's are being so astonishingly foolish.

I’m the PP who said how out of touch those of you who think the country has moved left are. I never said the Democrats haven’t moved left - they absolutely have. My point was that while the Dems are moving further and further left (courtesy of AOC and co.), the rest of the country is rejecting their ultra-liberal agenda. Of course mainstream voters don’t share the ultra-left’s zealotry - and they won’t vote for them, either. That was my point.

+1 very true

Both of you are wrong. A big majority of America wants Universal healthcare and also support government funded healthcare. The country is where the dems are. It is the fraud party run by the conman that is on the wrong side of every single issues in America today.

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/13/more-americans-say-government-should-ensure-health-care-coverage/

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/13/more-americans-say-government-should-ensure-health-care-coverage/

OK. Then please allow AOC to speak often and loudly in support of the Democrats' next nominee for president.

PP is wrong... (and why link two identical links?)

People may WANT govt. funded healthcare - until they find out that THEY have to pay for it.
https://reason.com/2019/01/24/new-poll-shows-medicare-for-all-is-popul/

Lol. Is that poll from Reason? Not super reliable.

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Anonymous wrote:On issues such as affirmative action, health care, choice, the environment, prison reform, and a more balanced approach toward Israel, this country is left of center. There is no way Trump can be re-elected.

please..lots of people thought this in 2016, and look where we are now. Don't count your chickens before they are hatched.

Look, there’s no question: There will be a Dem pres in Jan. 2021. The Senate will be at 51-49 Dem. Dems will increase their House majority.

Okay, Rachel.

Who is Rachel? Genuinely curious.

PP here. Maddow. Sorry if too vague!

Evolution is against the republicans. No wonder they don't believe in it.

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Anonymous wrote:On issues such as affirmative action, health care, choice, the environment, prison reform, and a more balanced approach toward Israel, this country is left of center. There is no way Trump can be re-elected.

please..lots of people thought this in 2016, and look where we are now. Don't count your chickens before they are hatched.

Look, there’s no question: There will be a Dem pres in Jan. 2021. The Senate will be at 51-49 Dem. Dems will increase their House majority.

Okay, Rachel.

Who is Rachel? Genuinely curious.

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Anonymous wrote:On issues such as affirmative action, health care, choice, the environment, prison reform, and a more balanced approach toward Israel, this country is left of center. There is no way Trump can be re-elected.

please..lots of people thought this in 2016, and look where we are now. Don't count your chickens before they are hatched.

Look, there’s no question: There will be a Dem pres in Jan. 2021. The Senate will be at 51-49 Dem. Dems will increase their House majority.

Okay, Rachel.

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Anonymous wrote:On issues such as affirmative action, health care, choice, the environment, prison reform, and a more balanced approach toward Israel, this country is left of center. There is no way Trump can be re-elected.

please..lots of people thought this in 2016, and look where we are now. Don't count your chickens before they are hatched.

Look, there’s no question: There will be a Dem pres in Jan. 2021. The Senate will be at 51-49 Dem. Dems will increase their House majority.

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Anonymous wrote:So the columnist is basically wishing for a new and improved version of Hillary to reappear? Why? The country has moved left. It’s not 1993 anymore, Tom. Dude is stuck in the 90s Heck, even the suburban white womens of Ashburn and places like that are forever blue voters now. And not surprising: they know that a form of progressive socialism will be good news for their sons.

That you actually believe this idiocy just shows how well and truly out of touch you are. Good luck.

Out if touch how? The party has moved left. Sorry.

+1.

Does the PP really think that the WI, MI, and PA blue collar voters share AOC's values? Or those of "suburban white womens" of Ashburn?

Those people WILL vote D. They HAVE voted D. But they won't do it for a far left candidate. They'll stay home instead.

Dem's are being so astonishingly foolish.

I’m the PP who said how out of touch those of you who think the country has moved left are. I never said the Democrats haven’t moved left - they absolutely have. My point was that while the Dems are moving further and further left (courtesy of AOC and co.), the rest of the country is rejecting their ultra-liberal agenda. Of course mainstream voters don’t share the ultra-left’s zealotry - and they won’t vote for them, either. That was my point.

+1 very true

Both of you are wrong. A big majority of America wants Universal healthcare and also support government funded healthcare. The country is where the dems are. It is the fraud party run by the conman that is on the wrong side of every single issues in America today.

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/13/more-americans-say-government-should-ensure-health-care-coverage/

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/13/more-americans-say-government-should-ensure-health-care-coverage/

OK. Then please allow AOC to speak often and loudly in support of the Democrats' next nominee for president.

PP is wrong... (and why link two identical links?)

People may WANT govt. funded healthcare - until they find out that THEY have to pay for it.
https://reason.com/2019/01/24/new-poll-shows-medicare-for-all-is-popul/

Yes healthcare is free.

Yes, because Trump works hard to advance a foreign agenda. Foreign powers will see he is elected again. It worked well for him previously.

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Anonymous wrote:His statement is no different from the ol’ “If you don’t like it, leave.” Good grief.

Then why didn't he just say that rather than "go back to your country"? If they were white he would've said what you posted above and not what he said. He said what he said because of the color of their skin and background, pure and simple. That is what makes it a racist statement.. because it was tied to their skin color. Seriously, why can't white people get this.

Oh the white people get it, but only the dem voting whites acknowledge it.

Yes, sorry, I know that. I'm a minority, and my white Dem spouse gets it. I should've been more specific... like.... why don't Trumpsters get it.

BTW, there a handful of white R who do get it, but they are few and far between.

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Anonymous wrote:His statement is no different from the ol’ “If you don’t like it, leave.” Good grief.

Then why didn't he just say that rather than "go back to your country"? If they were white he would've said what you posted above and not what he said. He said what he said because of the color of their skin and background, pure and simple. That is what makes it a racist statement.. because it was tied to their skin color. Seriously, why can't white people get this.

Oh the white people get it, but only the dem voting whites acknowledge it.

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Anonymous wrote:So the columnist is basically wishing for a new and improved version of Hillary to reappear? Why? The country has moved left. It’s not 1993 anymore, Tom. Dude is stuck in the 90s Heck, even the suburban white womens of Ashburn and places like that are forever blue voters now. And not surprising: they know that a form of progressive socialism will be good news for their sons.

That you actually believe this idiocy just shows how well and truly out of touch you are. Good luck.

Out if touch how? The party has moved left. Sorry.

+1.

Does the PP really think that the WI, MI, and PA blue collar voters share AOC's values? Or those of "suburban white womens" of Ashburn?

Those people WILL vote D. They HAVE voted D. But they won't do it for a far left candidate. They'll stay home instead.

Dem's are being so astonishingly foolish.

I’m the PP who said how out of touch those of you who think the country has moved left are. I never said the Democrats haven’t moved left - they absolutely have. My point was that while the Dems are moving further and further left (courtesy of AOC and co.), the rest of the country is rejecting their ultra-liberal agenda. Of course mainstream voters don’t share the ultra-left’s zealotry - and they won’t vote for them, either. That was my point.

+1 very true

Both of you are wrong. A big majority of America wants Universal healthcare and also support government funded healthcare. The country is where the dems are. It is the fraud party run by the conman that is on the wrong side of every single issues in America today.

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/13/more-americans-say-government-should-ensure-health-care-coverage/

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/13/more-americans-say-government-should-ensure-health-care-coverage/

OK. Then please allow AOC to speak often and loudly in support of the Democrats' next nominee for president.

PP is wrong... (and why link two identical links?)

People may WANT govt. funded healthcare - until they find out that THEY have to pay for it.
https://reason.com/2019/01/24/new-poll-shows-medicare-for-all-is-popul/

NEWS FLASH: Universal healthcare(everyone is covered by whatever means, not the fear mongering "death of private insurance") is coming one way or another. Obamacare is gonna be expanded and then a government run insurance for anyone who wants insurance. Thats all that we need. If someone is laid off he/she could enroll in government run insurance. If someone isn't provided insurance at work, then they could enroll in government run insurance.

Millennial and GenZ are way different from the boomers. What the young ones want they get it.

Anonymous wrote:His statement is no different from the ol’ “If you don’t like it, leave.” Good grief.

Then why didn't he just say that rather than "go back to your country"? If they were white he would've said what you posted above and not what he said. He said what he said because of the color of their skin and background, pure and simple. That is what makes it a racist statement.. because it was tied to their skin color. Seriously, why can't white people get this.

Anonymous wrote:On issues such as affirmative action, health care, choice, the environment, prison reform, and a more balanced approach toward Israel, this country is left of center. There is no way Trump can be re-elected.

please..lots of people thought this in 2016, and look where we are now. Don't count your chickens before they are hatched.

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So the columnist is basically wishing for a new and improved version of Hillary to reappear? Why? The country has moved left. It’s not 1993 anymore, Tom. Dude is stuck in the 90s Heck, even the suburban white womens of Ashburn and places like that are forever blue voters now. And not surprising: they know that a form of progressive socialism will be good news for their sons.

That you actually believe this idiocy just shows how well and truly out of touch you are. Good luck.

Out if touch how? The party has moved left. Sorry.

+1.

Does the PP really think that the WI, MI, and PA blue collar voters share AOC's values? Or those of "suburban white womens" of Ashburn?

Those people WILL vote D. They HAVE voted D. But they won't do it for a far left candidate. They'll stay home instead.

Dem's are being so astonishingly foolish.

I’m the PP who said how out of touch those of you who think the country has moved left are. I never said the Democrats haven’t moved left - they absolutely have. My point was that while the Dems are moving further and further left (courtesy of AOC and co.), the rest of the country is rejecting their ultra-liberal agenda. Of course mainstream voters don’t share the ultra-left’s zealotry - and they won’t vote for them, either. That was my point.

+1 very true

Both of you are wrong. A big majority of America wants Universal healthcare and also support government funded healthcare. The country is where the dems are. It is the fraud party run by the conman that is on the wrong side of every single issues in America today.

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/13/more-americans-say-government-should-ensure-health-care-coverage/

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/13/more-americans-say-government-should-ensure-health-care-coverage/

OK. Then please allow AOC to speak often and loudly in support of the Democrats' next nominee for president.

PP is wrong... (and why link two identical links?)

People may WANT govt. funded healthcare - until they find out that THEY have to pay for it.
https://reason.com/2019/01/24/new-poll-shows-medicare-for-all-is-popul/

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So the columnist is basically wishing for a new and improved version of Hillary to reappear? Why? The country has moved left. It’s not 1993 anymore, Tom. Dude is stuck in the 90s Heck, even the suburban white womens of Ashburn and places like that are forever blue voters now. And not surprising: they know that a form of progressive socialism will be good news for their sons.

That you actually believe this idiocy just shows how well and truly out of touch you are. Good luck.

Out if touch how? The party has moved left. Sorry.

+1.

Does the PP really think that the WI, MI, and PA blue collar voters share AOC's values? Or those of "suburban white womens" of Ashburn?

Those people WILL vote D. They HAVE voted D. But they won't do it for a far left candidate. They'll stay home instead.

Dem's are being so astonishingly foolish.

I’m the PP who said how out of touch those of you who think the country has moved left are. I never said the Democrats haven’t moved left - they absolutely have. My point was that while the Dems are moving further and further left (courtesy of AOC and co.), the rest of the country is rejecting their ultra-liberal agenda. Of course mainstream voters don’t share the ultra-left’s zealotry - and they won’t vote for them, either. That was my point.

+1 very true

Both of you are wrong. A big majority of America wants Universal healthcare and also support government funded healthcare. The country is where the dems are. It is the fraud party run by the conman that is on the wrong side of every single issues in America today.

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/13/more-americans-say-government-should-ensure-health-care-coverage/

https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/01/13/more-americans-say-government-should-ensure-health-care-coverage/

OK. Then please allow AOC to speak often and loudly in support of the Democrats' next nominee for president.