Liberals Need to Be Radicals

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19. I wrote something similar a while back

(elsewhere,) in which I asked why liberals weren't as fanatical in suporting liberal causes as Trump's MAGAS are in supporting him and theirs.

Case in point, the issues and concerns mentioned in the op with regard to scarce reliable careers, the burden of debt required by college, the cost and reliability of health coverage, and the affordability of housing,

almost all of which, incidentally, has been exacerbated by Republican obstruction of Democratic efforts to address said concerns, Republican sabotage of consumer protections, and a corporate America gaining record profits while gouging the American consumer to benefit Trump.

To say nothing of the fact that reliable careers were scarce, and the cost of college, health coverage, and housing were high under a Republican administration as well, an administration that hadn't done squat to address any of it,

though one would be hard pressed to find any right winged sources inclined to lay all of that at the feet of Trump and the GOP.

And that's the difference. MAGAS have the ability to look past the weaknesses (if not abject FAILURES) of their party. Instead, they embrace the party that has failed them time and time again, fanatically even, to achieve a greater (and in their case, a more ominously malignant) end. Their slogan now, "Trump or die."

I think liberals can do with some of that.