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Anonymous wrote:The pandemic proved a worthy opponent for Trump because it was unaffected by his insults. Perhaps the same is true of the economy?

Yes. It’s called the “invisible hand” of the market for a reason. And the invisible hand is slapping Trump bigly.

All because he couldn’t handle not being reelected in 2020.

+1 I stated repeatedly, this was going to be a big FU presidency. He doesn't actually care about the average Joe (pardon the pun).

No, actually, you elitist democrats don't care about the average Joe. As long as money pours into DC and you get your check, you couldn't care less.

Why do people keep saying “ elitist democrats”! I grew up working class. Everyone in my family is still working class. I did well. They need head start for preschool, they need scholarships for college, they need aca and Medicaid, they took the stimulus, they need unions. I don’t but I know they do. They voted for trump. I did not because I care about them even though they have no idea they voted against their own interests.

When you ask them why it’s because…he says it like it is, he’s a business man, he’s kicking out the illegals. That’s it.

Dems never push back on this. Remember how everyone said Kerry was a rich elite because he’d married into wealth, while everyone thought he was so folksy, BUT he owned a baseball team. He was filthy rich!

I was mad at the Dems then, and am mad now for not being shooting down this narrative at every opportunity!

Ironically, upper middle class Dems helped create the myth of Trump as the representative of the common man. We are eager to distinguish ourselves from our merely middle class cousins. So we were cool with Obama’s arugula and Kerry’s windsurfing, but we expressed our contempt for Trump’s hopelessly middle class tastes. He doesn’t even drink wine. He eats McDonalds. He has gold wallpaper. He’s not even a real billionaire like our billionaires. We said he’s what working and middle class people mistakenly think a real rich person is like, but we know better. We did more that Trump himself did to position him on the side of the people and against the snobs. Our mistake.

Ridiculous. Clinton was obsessed with McDonald’s. If you think having your name on buildings and owning a baseball team is “down to earth” that’s on you. But, I know you’re a fake Dem since you’re claiming “our billionaires.” Such a MAGA tell.

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Anonymous wrote:It will shock you, but most Republicans think that Democrats are far MORE corrupt than Trump and co. I know it’s hard to believe, but it’s true. Not most MAGA, most Republicans. Sure, Trump and Musk are self-dealing billionaires. And sure, a lot of the right wing grifters are selling supplements and stuff. But Republicans see a MILLION insider Dems on the take, a huge group of taxpayer looters, looting at scale for 50 years. “Trump is the most corrupt person ever” is a partisan talking point and a partisan belief. Most Republicans think the opposite. independents think the two parties are equally corrupt, with Dems slightly worse. Only Dems thing Trump and co are more corrupt than Dems

Let me simplify this for you:

99% of the American people- good, well meaning people

100% of American major political parties- awful, corrupt, dysfunctional, need to be replaced entities

99% of Congressional members- corrupt, awful, dysfunctional politicians that care only for themselves and their portfolios

This is the actual truth. But dcurbanmoms are loath to sdmit it. People like is give WAY higher approval ratings to Congresspeople than the rest of America does. We approve!

I'm having a hard time understanding your word salad but I'm pretty sure you're misguided. 90% of DCurbanmom people understand how awful our two major parties have become. We are to discuss how to do better. We can't possibly do worse than what we've experienced since 2017.

And then you have the 10% of idiots that think all is good in our political landscape. I'm not here to fix those stupid people. I'm here to discuss what the 90% can do to take back control of our two parties.

I think the PP is face down in their mac n cheese by now. Too much cheap bourbon.

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Anonymous wrote:It will shock you, but most Republicans think that Democrats are far MORE corrupt than Trump and co. I know it’s hard to believe, but it’s true. Not most MAGA, most Republicans. Sure, Trump and Musk are self-dealing billionaires. And sure, a lot of the right wing grifters are selling supplements and stuff. But Republicans see a MILLION insider Dems on the take, a huge group of taxpayer looters, looting at scale for 50 years. “Trump is the most corrupt person ever” is a partisan talking point and a partisan belief. Most Republicans think the opposite. independents think the two parties are equally corrupt, with Dems slightly worse. Only Dems thing Trump and co are more corrupt than Dems

Let me simplify this for you:

99% of the American people- good, well meaning people

100% of American major political parties- awful, corrupt, dysfunctional, need to be replaced entities

99% of Congressional members- corrupt, awful, dysfunctional politicians that care only for themselves and their portfolios

This is the actual truth. But dcurbanmoms are loath to sdmit it. People like is give WAY higher approval ratings to Congresspeople than the rest of America does. We approve!

I'm having a hard time understanding your word salad but I'm pretty sure you're misguided. 90% of DCurbanmom people understand how awful our two major parties have become. We are to discuss how to do better. We can't possibly do worse than what we've experienced since 2017.

And then you have the 10% of idiots that think all is good in our political landscape. I'm not here to fix those stupid people. I'm here to discuss what the 90% can do to take back control of our two parties.

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Anonymous wrote:We’ll never win an election again. The next party to beat the Republicans will have a different name. We can’t drop any of our beliefs, no matter how unpopular. Trans, J6, no human is illegal, Republicans belong in prison, double masking kills germs, etc etc

Dems did not run on trans issues. J6 was a domestic terrorist attack and I’m astounded anyone would feel otherwise. And what is so objectionable about a human not being illegal? Why shouldn’t we expect our elected leaders to form immigration policy with some sense of decorum and moral responsibility. Talking about human beings in a derogatory manner is disgusting propaganda. No one is trying to put republicans in prison except for the J6-ers or anyone who committed a crime. No one is double masking. I haven’t worn a mask in years despite being a liberal. These are all such throw away stupid arguments for blaming dems for any of this.

You’re very comfortable with, and committed to, your political beliefs. The American public is less comfortable with them. You are astounded that anyone might disagree with you about Jan 6. And yet clearly most voters do. You think Americans have a moral responsibility toward invading illegal aliens. Most voters disagree with you. Democrats have a choice. They can stay pure, according to their latest shared beliefs. Or they can give the voters what they want, and win elections. They can’t do both.

Most voters don't disagree with J6. Where are you seeing that?

Most voters do not agree that the President fomented a domestic terrorist attack on our Democracy. That’s why they didn’t mind voting for him. Most didn’t pay any attention to the J6 committee. And most don’t even agree that 2020 was “the most secure and least suspicious election in American history.” A lot of assertions that we take as holy writ within our partisan circles…are disagreed with by the public.

First of all, Trump failed to garner 50% of the popular vote when running against a last minute replacement candidate who replaced a very unpopular incumbent and who also happened to be that unpopular incumbent's VP. Any normal/average GOP candidate would have secured 65% of the popular vote and 500 electoral votes.

Second of all, what we know for sure Trump did on J6 is ignore all pleas for his help for three hours while a mob of hundreds forcefully breached security at the US Capitol Building and chased our most prominent government officials to the basement while seeking to "hang" the American VP. While this was going on- Trump did nothing for three hours!!! This is why he couldn't even garner 50% of the popular vote when running against the most weakened and vulnerable POTUS election opponent in American history.

The fact that voters were unbothered by Jan 6 sickens me and makes me hate them even more for re-electing Trump.

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Anonymous wrote:It will shock you, but most Republicans think that Democrats are far MORE corrupt than Trump and co. I know it’s hard to believe, but it’s true. Not most MAGA, most Republicans. Sure, Trump and Musk are self-dealing billionaires. And sure, a lot of the right wing grifters are selling supplements and stuff. But Republicans see a MILLION insider Dems on the take, a huge group of taxpayer looters, looting at scale for 50 years. “Trump is the most corrupt person ever” is a partisan talking point and a partisan belief. Most Republicans think the opposite. independents think the two parties are equally corrupt, with Dems slightly worse. Only Dems thing Trump and co are more corrupt than Dems

The fact that Russian misinformation campaigns have fueled these delusions to influence our election does not make them true. Never forget the craziness of pizza gate. There are absolutely vile scumbag politicians on both sides, and Russia threw misinformation at both sides for sure. But it appears they ultimately found the most vulnerable group in the rabid Trump supporters.

Democrats really struggle with empathy. They FEEL like they MUST be the less corrupt party. They cannot believe that anyone would suspect or notice Dem corruption…unless they were brainwashed by Putin. Funny.

E- Must try harder.

Anonymous wrote:Do you think that they will ever admit that voting for a guy that can’t say a recession isn’t coming after he told them he’d have prices coming down, will ever say he was a mistake?

No, it’s all relative for them. If others are losing more than they are then they will be content. Immigrants, govt workers, the elite liberals etc.

Humans are strange, comparison matters more to most than the overall betterment. As long as the others (you know the groups) lose more that’s what matters.

Anonymous wrote:January 6th wasn’t considered bad enough by Americans to prevent them from voting in Trump as President. But if we keep talking about it, maybe it will help JB Pritzker against Vance in 4 years? Surely Americans will have learned by then what a dark day Jan 6 truly was?

Vance? Are you that stupid or do realize that Vance is Trump's VP? Please ask Harris and Pence what it is like running for president after you've committed four years of your political career being the understudy of a very unpopular president.

Lol. Vance? Haha. We'll call him Vance no Chance. Harris no careus. Pence you must dense.

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Anonymous wrote:It will shock you, but most Republicans think that Democrats are far MORE corrupt than Trump and co. I know it’s hard to believe, but it’s true. Not most MAGA, most Republicans. Sure, Trump and Musk are self-dealing billionaires. And sure, a lot of the right wing grifters are selling supplements and stuff. But Republicans see a MILLION insider Dems on the take, a huge group of taxpayer looters, looting at scale for 50 years. “Trump is the most corrupt person ever” is a partisan talking point and a partisan belief. Most Republicans think the opposite. independents think the two parties are equally corrupt, with Dems slightly worse. Only Dems thing Trump and co are more corrupt than Dems

Let me simplify this for you:

99% of the American people- good, well meaning people

100% of American major political parties- awful, corrupt, dysfunctional, need to be replaced entities

99% of Congressional members- corrupt, awful, dysfunctional politicians that care only for themselves and their portfolios

This is the actual truth. But dcurbanmoms are loath to sdmit it. People like is give WAY higher approval ratings to Congresspeople than the rest of America does. We approve!

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Anonymous wrote:It will shock you, but most Republicans think that Democrats are far MORE corrupt than Trump and co. I know it’s hard to believe, but it’s true. Not most MAGA, most Republicans. Sure, Trump and Musk are self-dealing billionaires. And sure, a lot of the right wing grifters are selling supplements and stuff. But Republicans see a MILLION insider Dems on the take, a huge group of taxpayer looters, looting at scale for 50 years. “Trump is the most corrupt person ever” is a partisan talking point and a partisan belief. Most Republicans think the opposite. independents think the two parties are equally corrupt, with Dems slightly worse. Only Dems thing Trump and co are more corrupt than Dems

The fact that Russian misinformation campaigns have fueled these delusions to influence our election does not make them true. Never forget the craziness of pizza gate. There are absolutely vile scumbag politicians on both sides, and Russia threw misinformation at both sides for sure. But it appears they ultimately found the most vulnerable group in the rabid Trump supporters.

Democrats really struggle with empathy. They FEEL like they MUST be the less corrupt party. They cannot believe that anyone would suspect or notice Dem corruption…unless they were brainwashed by Putin. Funny.

January 6th wasn’t considered bad enough by Americans to prevent them from voting in Trump as President. But if we keep talking about it, maybe it will help JB Pritzker against Vance in 4 years? Surely Americans will have learned by then what a dark day Jan 6 truly was?

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Anonymous wrote:The pandemic proved a worthy opponent for Trump because it was unaffected by his insults. Perhaps the same is true of the economy?

Yes. It’s called the “invisible hand” of the market for a reason. And the invisible hand is slapping Trump bigly.

All because he couldn’t handle not being reelected in 2020.

+1 I stated repeatedly, this was going to be a big FU presidency. He doesn't actually care about the average Joe (pardon the pun).

No, actually, you elitist democrats don't care about the average Joe. As long as money pours into DC and you get your check, you couldn't care less.

Why do people keep saying “ elitist democrats”! I grew up working class. Everyone in my family is still working class. I did well. They need head start for preschool, they need scholarships for college, they need aca and Medicaid, they took the stimulus, they need unions. I don’t but I know they do. They voted for trump. I did not because I care about them even though they have no idea they voted against their own interests.

When you ask them why it’s because…he says it like it is, he’s a business man, he’s kicking out the illegals. That’s it.

Dems never push back on this. Remember how everyone said Kerry was a rich elite because he’d married into wealth, while everyone thought he was so folksy, BUT he owned a baseball team. He was filthy rich!

I was mad at the Dems then, and am mad now for not being shooting down this narrative at every opportunity!

Ironically, upper middle class Dems helped create the myth of Trump as the representative of the common man. We are eager to distinguish ourselves from our merely middle class cousins. So we were cool with Obama’s arugula and Kerry’s windsurfing, but we expressed our contempt for Trump’s hopelessly middle class tastes. He doesn’t even drink wine. He eats McDonalds. He has gold wallpaper. He’s not even a real billionaire like our billionaires. We said he’s what working and middle class people mistakenly think a real rich person is like, but we know better. We did more that Trump himself did to position him on the side of the people and against the snobs. Our mistake.

All of this may have made sense prior to Trump's dereliction of duty on J6 when he went AWOL for 3 hours while a mob of hundreds chased the American VP to the House basement seeking to hang him. As awful and senile as Biden may have been, he would have stepped up immediately to defend out country in that moment.

Most of the working and middle class understand how tens of thousands of our 18, 19, and 20 year old kids gave their lives to spare the freedoms granted in our country along with many other countries in the world. Trump's lack of integrity put those freedoms in jeopardy. Some of the less intelligent working and middle class people continue to support Trump but even those folks will eventually see the light.

There is no light of day when you challenge the freedom of the people in this greatest country the world has ever seen. FAFO!!!

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Anonymous wrote:The pandemic proved a worthy opponent for Trump because it was unaffected by his insults. Perhaps the same is true of the economy?

Yes. It’s called the “invisible hand” of the market for a reason. And the invisible hand is slapping Trump bigly.

All because he couldn’t handle not being reelected in 2020.

+1 I stated repeatedly, this was going to be a big FU presidency. He doesn't actually care about the average Joe (pardon the pun).

No, actually, you elitist democrats don't care about the average Joe. As long as money pours into DC and you get your check, you couldn't care less.

Why do people keep saying “ elitist democrats”! I grew up working class. Everyone in my family is still working class. I did well. They need head start for preschool, they need scholarships for college, they need aca and Medicaid, they took the stimulus, they need unions. I don’t but I know they do. They voted for trump. I did not because I care about them even though they have no idea they voted against their own interests.

When you ask them why it’s because…he says it like it is, he’s a business man, he’s kicking out the illegals. That’s it.

Dems never push back on this. Remember how everyone said Kerry was a rich elite because he’d married into wealth, while everyone thought he was so folksy, BUT he owned a baseball team. He was filthy rich!

I was mad at the Dems then, and am mad now for not being shooting down this narrative at every opportunity!

Ironically, upper middle class Dems helped create the myth of Trump as the representative of the common man. We are eager to distinguish ourselves from our merely middle class cousins. So we were cool with Obama’s arugula and Kerry’s windsurfing, but we expressed our contempt for Trump’s hopelessly middle class tastes. He doesn’t even drink wine. He eats McDonalds. He has gold wallpaper. He’s not even a real billionaire like our billionaires. We said he’s what working and middle class people mistakenly think a real rich person is like, but we know better. We did more that Trump himself did to position him on the side of the people and against the snobs. Our mistake.

Hr just behaves crass. That's the only correlation to lower class.

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Anonymous wrote:Do you think that they will ever admit that voting for a guy that can’t say a recession isn’t coming after he told them he’d have prices coming down, will ever say he was a mistake?

Everything is great from how I see things. Common sense is prevailing. If you referring to the stock market, it doesn’t go up in a straight line. Let’s review in 4 years and then you can judge.

Yeah, just the common sense stuff.

Torch our alliances with our closest allies. Trample the constitution. Destroy the entire federal government. Crash the economy completely. Yeah let’s give it 4 years before judging.

Democrats are sufferng from “lead character syndrome.” In spite of theor trouncing by Trump, they assume they are still powerful. So instead of plotting to tetake power in 2 or 4 or 8 years,they are STILL in denial of being less powerful and relevant today. So it’s all screeching, all resisting, all in the moment reaction stuff, and no planning. We think we’re the king and Trump is an errant knight who must be disciplined. We don’t even seem to realize we’re outside of the castle walls

No idea what you’re talkie about

Anonymous wrote:Do you think that they will ever admit that voting for a guy that can’t say a recession isn’t coming after he told them he’d have prices coming down, will ever say he was a mistake?

They consumed some powerful Kool Aid. Do cult members ever understand what their leaders have gotten them into?

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Anonymous wrote:The pandemic proved a worthy opponent for Trump because it was unaffected by his insults. Perhaps the same is true of the economy?

Yes. It’s called the “invisible hand” of the market for a reason. And the invisible hand is slapping Trump bigly.

All because he couldn’t handle not being reelected in 2020.

+1 I stated repeatedly, this was going to be a big FU presidency. He doesn't actually care about the average Joe (pardon the pun).

No, actually, you elitist democrats don't care about the average Joe. As long as money pours into DC and you get your check, you couldn't care less.

Why do people keep saying “ elitist democrats”! I grew up working class. Everyone in my family is still working class. I did well. They need head start for preschool, they need scholarships for college, they need aca and Medicaid, they took the stimulus, they need unions. I don’t but I know they do. They voted for trump. I did not because I care about them even though they have no idea they voted against their own interests.

When you ask them why it’s because…he says it like it is, he’s a business man, he’s kicking out the illegals. That’s it.

Dems never push back on this. Remember how everyone said Kerry was a rich elite because he’d married into wealth, while everyone thought he was so folksy, BUT he owned a baseball team. He was filthy rich!

I was mad at the Dems then, and am mad now for not being shooting down this narrative at every opportunity!

Ironically, upper middle class Dems helped create the myth of Trump as the representative of the common man. We are eager to distinguish ourselves from our merely middle class cousins. So we were cool with Obama’s arugula and Kerry’s windsurfing, but we expressed our contempt for Trump’s hopelessly middle class tastes. He doesn’t even drink wine. He eats McDonalds. He has gold wallpaper. He’s not even a real billionaire like our billionaires. We said he’s what working and middle class people mistakenly think a real rich person is like, but we know better. We did more that Trump himself did to position him on the side of the people and against the snobs. Our mistake.