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In reply to the discussion: Ocasio-Cortez takes direct shot at Pelosi and Schumer [View all]betsuni
(29,080 posts)198. It's a shame more people don't know Democratic policies.
Thanks for bringing up Medicare for All, that's been around a long time, as well as Democrats saying health care is a human right.
Two senators may vote 93% the same and yet one is called a centrist, moderate, corporatist establishment and the other hailed as a progressive who introduced new and radical policies and dragged the party left. It's fiction!
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Well, if she can't get support from the Democratic mainstream, she can't win.
Hortensis
Dec 2020
#76
There are worse things than being a lifer in the House...I don't see her winning statewide in
Demsrule86
Dec 2020
#113
This is not the time to change leadership. We have had to work hard just to maintain our Democracy.
katmondoo
Dec 2020
#4
I'm not convinced they actually like McConnell. Silence isn't always agreement. I think they are
Vivienne235729
Dec 2020
#193
McConnell was elected to the Senate in 1984. Long before the fascists took over and they
Autumn
Dec 2020
#195
you should realize neither Politico or Intercept provided any quotes supporting their premises
bigtree
Dec 2020
#36
Yep. As for your fart analogy, consider this: if three people are on an elevator and someone farts..
George II
Dec 2020
#84
She has much to offer, a lot of natural "gifts." She also has a potentially self-defeating ego
hlthe2b
Dec 2020
#9
She offers challenging discussion. I think current Democratic leadership is equipped for that.
ancianita
Dec 2020
#14
We are barely hanging onto the House and trying to win the Senate. We need unity not endless
Demsrule86
Dec 2020
#119
The time before the 117th is the time for discussing leadership. One opinion is not endless division
ancianita
Dec 2020
#130
Happy holidays! We should be celebrating the 35 Democrats it lists who WON all across the USA!
ancianita
Dec 2020
#131
Looking at the intercept article they don't quote AOC saying those words, I'll wait
uponit7771
Dec 2020
#16
Especially if you are supporting someone like Sanders who has very little accomplishment
JI7
Dec 2020
#107
I won't give him, just his ideas, credit for getting 35 new democratic socialists into Congress.
ancianita
Dec 2020
#144
I don't believe you don't know, but I'll go along, since DU discussed this through the general.
ancianita
Dec 2020
#152
Really. Can you link the public option and Green New Deal sites under Obama?
ancianita
Dec 2020
#159
Were they others' ideas prior to Sanders? Many of his proposals have been on record from others....
George II
Dec 2020
#190
Old IS the issue. When one complains that the party had "failed at grooming the next generation of..
George II
Dec 2020
#139
Yes, it's a Politico article. Cobble together a few 3rd hand rumors, imply (or even say outright)..
George II
Dec 2020
#172
AOC seems to have no problem with Nancy either. I won't say the "She's old" part though.
Autumn
Dec 2020
#44
The headline is, the article seems to be a bit different. Bernie also isn't Senate leadership. nt
Autumn
Dec 2020
#52
Agree, there seems to be no problems between them and a mutual respect. Unlike Manchin's
Autumn
Dec 2020
#66
The big tent has been telling the liberal wing of the party to sit down & be quiet for decades. -nt
CrispyQ
Dec 2020
#118
How old is Bernie Sanders again? At this specific time, is this really helpful? The fact is that
still_one
Dec 2020
#31
No doubt. It would be interesting to see how she would do if she ran for Mayor of NY
still_one
Dec 2020
#54
I'd give her and the 35 other just-elected Democratic Socialists more time. They'll get there and
ancianita
Dec 2020
#72
I agree but AOC seems to catch a lot of hell around here for voicing her opinion
jcgoldie
Dec 2020
#59
The HISTORIC, first (and only) Female Democratic Speaker of the House. All I can say is...
George II
Dec 2020
#121
We might recognize that we're not her intended audience, which is national young voters.
ancianita
Dec 2020
#77
She's not intending to divide anything. You keep using "divide the party."That's your interpretation
ancianita
Dec 2020
#100
I hear you and disagree. That's exactly what Republicans do. We're transparent.
ancianita
Dec 2020
#140
Don't over react to this. Her comments don't shake the foundations of our democracy OR of our Party
Tom Rinaldo
Dec 2020
#79
I'm not going to click on the link. Did she offer any names for possible replacements?
George II
Dec 2020
#81
From what I read on Twitter, she's not all that complementary toward Democrats.
George II
Dec 2020
#111
Do people here think that Pelosi (81) and Schumer (70) should be leaders forever? n/t
Yavin4
Dec 2020
#102
I doubt she would win a primary. Running statewide is very different than running in a deep blue
Demsrule86
Dec 2020
#126
Not taking that bet! Should we be surprised that it took 178 posts to see this?
Bongo Prophet
Dec 2020
#187