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In reply to the discussion: Sanders isn't the only one to be wary of in 2020. [View all]NY_20th
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If Dems bash 'identity politics' or 'political correctness', I'm going to be wary.
Garrett78
Jun 2018
#4
"Identity Politics" is a right-wing smear framing of Civil Rights. And Dems support Civil Rights
emulatorloo
Jun 2018
#43
I vote for the person who will do the best job and will protect vulnerable citizens
emulatorloo
Jun 2018
#44
Yes, because the "economic anxiety"/win over Trump voters argument is dangerous.
Garrett78
Jun 2018
#56
Combating systemic racism and sexism does improve the lives of all Americans.
Garrett78
Jun 2018
#67
If it's in our platform I'm good with it. I don't think the same message should be front and center
jalan48
Jun 2018
#57
you are misconstruing what Sanders was saying, and maybe should take his qoutes in context,
JCanete
Jun 2018
#58
first, not disproven by study after study. Asking people why they voted for somebody is not
JCanete
Jun 2018
#72
Thank you for an excellent OP and for the links and research. I'm SO SICK of the LIES...
NurseJackie
Jun 2018
#81
just to be clear, no dispute here on what media in general, but specifically the right wing, is
JCanete
Jun 2018
#83
Dems already have a message that should (and does) appeal to the majority of working class folks.
Garrett78
Jun 2018
#84
Its not gotten dead wrong. You said it right there. Racism is a tool. It has always been a tool. It
JCanete
Jun 2018
#85
Again, the Democratic message is already heavily geared toward the working class.
Garrett78
Jun 2018
#87
Of course, you fire up the base. It would be nice to get the base and then enough other voters to
JCanete
Jun 2018
#88
the issue with this argument is that there are a lot of reasons why people of color
JCanete
Jun 2018
#93
Anyone who, at this point, thinks Republicans are better on economics is a damn fool.
Garrett78
Jun 2018
#94
heh...I'd say drastically misinformed, and that there are reasons, a part of which we are to blame,
JCanete
Jun 2018
#96
What's there to be wary of regarding Bernie? He's represents the best of progressive ideals.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#62
So Bernie is 1 of the top Senators, serving in a "STRONG DEM" state according to your source,
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#68
FYI, Bernie has #5 lowest "Trump score", Gillbrand has the lowest #1 Trump score
andym
Jun 2018
#104
WTG Bernie.. that's pretty damn good!! Hat's off to Send Gillibrand for bein' #1 in that category.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#106
Survey says! Healthcare is #1, followed by the economy/jobs, guns, taxes/spending, then immigration
progressoid
Jun 2018
#100
Nice try. Systemic racism and sexism weren't part of the survey, except in the sense that...
Garrett78
Jun 2018
#105
The respondents also had the option of 'Other', 'None of these', or 'Not sure'
progressoid
Jun 2018
#108
Very few people are going to select "other." Using that to support your case resulted in my LOL.
Garrett78
Jun 2018
#112