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In reply to the discussion: Ocasio-Cortez Not Sure She Wants to Stay In Politics [View all]Blue_true
(31,261 posts)126. I am 100% sure that I saw a table that listed names, how the voted on one piece
of legislation or how the favored the concept and the result for them in the election. The table listen people by name. The policy was either Medicare for All or the Green New Deal, one of the two.
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Look. I like AOC. And I had hoped she would do the hard work of helping the progressive
Demsrule86
Nov 2020
#78
I agree...we must support the party. She and others must understand, in order to have majority
Demsrule86
Nov 2020
#128
She could have considered what would have happened if the Progressive was at
empedocles
Nov 2020
#11
Getting a taste of the beltway life might make her want to become a lobbyists or
Boogiemack
Nov 2020
#180
So did Obama. So does Nancy. So does Omar. So do most of the Dem former candidates.
Boogiemack
Nov 2020
#94
Just because she's in a position of power, it doesn't mean she's not a normal person.
qdouble
Nov 2020
#70
As Congressman Clyburn observed: We lost seats because of Medicare for All and Defund the Police
question everything
Nov 2020
#95
I'm sure that there are lots of Democrats who would be happy to represent the people of NY 14. N/T
lapucelle
Nov 2020
#3
I am progressive. Did I say being progressive was a sin? My progressivism is grounded in what
Blue_true
Nov 2020
#74
No one can say with absolutely certainty what can and can't be accomplished politically.
qdouble
Nov 2020
#76
The problem that I have with analysis like yours is you overlook inconvenient realities.
Blue_true
Nov 2020
#124
I am not an AOC fan, but if she is unnerved by what she perceives as internally hostile to anything
still_one
Nov 2020
#9
The US Constitution provides a method of term limits that works quite well. Vote.
Hekate
Nov 2020
#117
Term limits is one reason California has too many Propositions with BLUE California voting not so
JI7
Nov 2020
#161
Spanberger was angry because she had a difficult race that didn't need to be difficult.
Blue_true
Nov 2020
#46
She listed the two South Florida reps that lost, the one in Iowa that lost and
Blue_true
Nov 2020
#67
I am 100% sure that I saw a table that listed names, how the voted on one piece
Blue_true
Nov 2020
#126
Yes, that is it. She retweeted it, when I originally saw it, I thought that she did
Blue_true
Nov 2020
#133
Contrary to common belief, MLK actually had very little to do with getting legislation passed
StarfishSaver
Nov 2020
#154
I'm referring to LBJ telling MLK that MLK being in the streets enabled him to convince
ehrnst
Nov 2020
#159
That's partly true. Dr. King HELPED LBJ convince legislators but he didn't do it alone
StarfishSaver
Nov 2020
#167
She's right. The hostility toward progressives and progressive policies is obvious. nt
Autumn
Nov 2020
#15
I didn't see Tony Gonzales attack Green New Deal in San Antonio (media market)
LeftInTX
Nov 2020
#81
It is not hostility, it is legitimate questions about how we best accomplish the
Blue_true
Nov 2020
#42
Please point me out to the discussion on how we can get the things we need? Because I haven't
Autumn
Nov 2020
#48
Then that problem is something that needs to be addressed. They either get an massive overhaul
Autumn
Nov 2020
#62
You are looking past the reality that it is up to Democratic leadership to step up and move on this
Autumn
Nov 2020
#75
Again. Other than restating the problem, what solutions do you propose, other than
Blue_true
Nov 2020
#77
AOC said she might quit politics, as some centrist Democrats blame progressives for House losses
Gothmog
Nov 2020
#26
Can you really accomplish much as 1 of 435 Reps? She could have her own MSNBC show
Alhena
Nov 2020
#28
Our world and it's people don't have years left. Some people can do the math. nt
Autumn
Nov 2020
#55
The day Biden is announced the winner...and Putin *might* be on the way out too?
Baltimike
Nov 2020
#53
I think she should explore every Avenue possible if that's what she wants.
BannonsLiver
Nov 2020
#56
Not a single Democratic candidate ran on Defund the Police, you are repeating RW talking points
Celerity
Nov 2020
#121
Odd then how James Clyburn himself said that stupid Defund the Police slogan cost us seats
Hekate
Nov 2020
#130
here is breakdown of the 8 flips, the narrative (solely blame the left) doesn't hold up under strict
Celerity
Nov 2020
#138
"Internal hostility"? Is that like trying to primary Democratic reps outside your district?
JustABozoOnThisBus
Nov 2020
#98
It's not a big ask for her to realize that she's in a very safe seat, and her loose words hurts Dems
OnDoutside
Nov 2020
#114
Kick & Rec for the OP & thread that turned out to be a discussion worth having. TY Babylonsister. nt
Hekate
Nov 2020
#127
Maybe she should ask Speaker Pelosi and Hillary Clinton how they managed to stay in politics
ehrnst
Nov 2020
#131
proportional representation systems yield non-binary, multi-party outcomes nt
Celerity
Nov 2020
#174
AOC should invest in law school. Judging on how well she performed on one of the House panels i feel
onetexan
Nov 2020
#151
Give me a break. It doesn't happen over night. If she's willing to give up now,
Vivienne235729
Nov 2020
#155