Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, you keep repeating the same thing over and over without providing any good argument other than republicans = bad. Let's hear an argument for what democrats will do. Right now they have both houses and the presidency and the only thing they seem to have accomplished other than infrastructure is giving money to foreigners. Ukraine should receive our help but they shouldn't be the only focus. We are in the middle of sky high inflation, gas is $4.28/gallon and I turn on the tv to see Nancy Pelosi shaking hands with Zelenskyy for a photo op.

Let's see some actual movement on issues that impact American citizens in our day to day lives. They should actually have to do something to earn your vote.

The Democrats have only the House, barely the Senate and Biden has inherited Trump’s mess. What money have the Democrats given abroad? What country on the planet isn’t facing sky high inflation?

If you want movement, blame the GOP (including Manchin and Sinema) who refuse to do anything. I actually suspect that you’re just a right wing troll because most Democrats can look at everything the GOP has blocked and understand why so little movement has been made. The GOP just tried to overthrow the government not two years ago and just now their religious tribunal has decided that women aren’t people because we haven’t always had rights. If you can’t be bothered to go look at the Democrats’ platform - i.e. what they would accomplish if the opposition wasn’t a bag of greasy misogynist treasonists - maybe just don’t vote, right winger.

…so many excuses for not getting anything done…

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, you keep repeating the same thing over and over without providing any good argument other than republicans = bad. Let's hear an argument for what democrats will do. Right now they have both houses and the presidency and the only thing they seem to have accomplished other than infrastructure is giving money to foreigners. Ukraine should receive our help but they shouldn't be the only focus. We are in the middle of sky high inflation, gas is $4.28/gallon and I turn on the tv to see Nancy Pelosi shaking hands with Zelenskyy for a photo op.

Let's see some actual movement on issues that impact American citizens in our day to day lives. They should actually have to do something to earn your vote.

The Democrats have only the House, barely the Senate and Biden has inherited Trump’s mess. What money have the Democrats given abroad? What country on the planet isn’t facing sky high inflation?

If you want movement, blame the GOP (including Manchin and Sinema) who refuse to do anything. I actually suspect that you’re just a right wing troll because most Democrats can look at everything the GOP has blocked and understand why so little movement has been made. The GOP just tried to overthrow the government not two years ago and just now their religious tribunal has decided that women aren’t people because we haven’t always had rights. If you can’t be bothered to go look at the Democrats’ platform - i.e. what they would accomplish if the opposition wasn’t a bag of greasy misogynist treasonists - maybe just don’t vote, right winger.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you want:
- no social security
- no medicare
- no unions
- no employee rights
- no consumer rights
- no abortions
- no environmental protection
- tax cuts for billionaires

Just keep voting Republican. Do they have a plan for you! But unfortunately 45% of Americans want this.

Missing the most important one..

If you don’t want to have democracy- vote republicans in…just one. More.time.

That’s the actual issue here. We are way beyond any normal differences in policy.

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:The choices are not only blue and red. There is no more pressing issue than climate change.

Straight green is the only way in 2022!

Well, Republicans don’t give a shit about the environment, so you’re functionally a Democrat.

Unpragmatic and shortsighted.
As much as I support the green agenda and as much as I have been an environmental activist for 30 years, splitting the ticket and voting green against blue will only hand red an assured victory and set the green agenda even farther back.

I've been a Sierra Club member since the 1980s, and participated in so many protests I can't even count, like picketing Home Depot over products old growth forests in the 1990s, participated in the Global Climate March, DAPL protests, Science March and many many more. The first goal has to be defeating the right. As long as we keep letting them win we will get nowhere at all. We can work with Democrats and get things done. But the right wing is owned by fossil fuel and will never operate in good faith. I won't vote green party in any national election until the right is defeated.

Then you’re hollow, a tourist, more frustrating than the conservatives because you larp as a progressive.
The corporate owned “moderates” are as guilty as republicans in dragging this county down and as for me I just won’t have any part of it. My conscience isn’t for sale.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you want:
- no social security
- no medicare
- no unions
- no employee rights
- no consumer rights
- no abortions
- no environmental protection
- tax cuts for billionaires

Just keep voting Republican. Do they have a plan for you! But unfortunately 45% of Americans want this.

Missing the most important one..

If you don’t want to have democracy- vote republicans in…just one. More.time.

Anonymous wrote:Straight blue for what?

So they can spend the next two years doing absolutely nothing of real value for the country and spin more empty promises. No thanks.

Anonymous wrote:If you want:
- no social security
- no medicare
- no unions
- no employee rights
- no consumer rights
- no abortions
- no environmental protection
- tax cuts for billionaires

Just keep voting Republican. Do they have a plan for you! But unfortunately 45% of Americans want this.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The choices are not only blue and red. There is no more pressing issue than climate change.

Straight green is the only way in 2022!

Well, Republicans don’t give a shit about the environment, so you’re functionally a Democrat.

Unpragmatic and shortsighted.
As much as I support the green agenda and as much as I have been an environmental activist for 30 years, splitting the ticket and voting green against blue will only hand red an assured victory and set the green agenda even farther back.

I've been a Sierra Club member since the 1980s, and participated in so many protests I can't even count, like picketing Home Depot over products old growth forests in the 1990s, participated in the Global Climate March, DAPL protests, Science March and many many more. The first goal has to be defeating the right. As long as we keep letting them win we will get nowhere at all. We can work with Democrats and get things done. But the right wing is owned by fossil fuel and will never operate in good faith. I won't vote green party in any national election until the right is defeated.

Anonymous wrote:Straight blue for what?

So they can spend the next two years doing absolutely nothing of real value for the country and spin more empty promises. No thanks.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The choices are not only blue and red. There is no more pressing issue than climate change.

Straight green is the only way in 2022!

Well, Republicans don’t give a shit about the environment, so you’re functionally a Democrat.

Unpragmatic and shortsighted.
As much as I support the green agenda and as much as I have been an environmental activist for 30 years, splitting the ticket and voting green against blue will only hand red an assured victory and set the green agenda even farther back.

I've been a Sierra Club member since the 1980s, and participated in so many protests I can't even count, like picketing Home Depot over products old growth forests in the 1990s, participated in the Global Climate March, DAPL protests, Science March and many many more. The first goal has to be defeating the right. As long as we keep letting them win we will get nowhere at all. We can work with Democrats and get things done. But the right wing is owned by fossil fuel and will never operate in good faith. I won't vote green party in any national election until the right is defeated.

Thank you!!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The choices are not only blue and red. There is no more pressing issue than climate change.

Straight green is the only way in 2022!

Well, Republicans don’t give a shit about the environment, so you’re functionally a Democrat.

Unpragmatic and shortsighted.
As much as I support the green agenda and as much as I have been an environmental activist for 30 years, splitting the ticket and voting green against blue will only hand red an assured victory and set the green agenda even farther back.

I've been a Sierra Club member since the 1980s, and participated in so many protests I can't even count, like picketing Home Depot over products old growth forests in the 1990s, participated in the Global Climate March, DAPL protests, Science March and many many more. The first goal has to be defeating the right. As long as we keep letting them win we will get nowhere at all. We can work with Democrats and get things done. But the right wing is owned by fossil fuel and will never operate in good faith. I won't vote green party in any national election until the right is defeated.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The choices are not only blue and red. There is no more pressing issue than climate change.

Straight green is the only way in 2022!

Well, Republicans don’t give a shit about the environment, so you’re functionally a Democrat.

Unpragmatic and shortsighted.
As much as I support the green agenda and as much as I have been an environmental activist for 30 years, splitting the ticket and voting green against blue will only hand red an assured victory and set the green agenda even farther back.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The choices are not only blue and red. There is no more pressing issue than climate change.

Straight green is the only way in 2022!

Well, Republicans don’t give a shit about the environment, so you’re functionally a Democrat.

Unpragmatic and shortsighted.
As much as I support the green agenda and as much as I have been an environmental activist for 30 years, splitting the ticket and voting green against blue will only hand red an assured victory and set the green agenda even farther back.