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In reply to the discussion: I'm sort of over everything now. The tiny bit of belief that I had in my party is broken now. [View all]flying_wahini
(8,254 posts)8. Really, I'm pushing 70 and have high hopes for our country
And for our younger generation I am pretty psyched.
Im old enough to remember crush on JFK that got lots of younger kids involved with politics.
Then Bill Clinton did it. Then Obama did it. Now
Biden is the end of the Old Guard.
Joe is a real class act. I love him.
Kamala will be our first Woman President.
(Still sore about Hillary) but I hope to hell she gets someone not over 60.
Feed the young and their dreams. Its time for the old guard to pass the torch .
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I'm sort of over everything now. The tiny bit of belief that I had in my party is broken now. [View all]
SoCal Roomba
Jul 2024
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Link to "most" democrats getting behind Harris? tia My concern is a nasty convention that seldom helps
uponit7771
Jul 2024
#46
I don't see that at all! We are on the way to an election that will (hopefully) bring us the first woman, and woman of
CTyankee
Jul 2024
#59
Joe Manchin wants back into party, so he can get nomination O don't trust him
uponit7771
Jul 2024
#72
I don't believe the oligarchy bullshit. Joe made a choice and saying that he didn't...
CoopersDad
Jul 2024
#4
President Biden has now saved this country from Trump twice! Took them all down with some keyboard strokes.
still-prayin4rain
Jul 2024
#12
It's better than all the doom and gloom articles about Joe's age and withdrawal crap.
LeftInTX
Jul 2024
#15
Sorry you feel that way but in the eyes of most people who saw Joe in the debate and subsequent interviews...
johnnyplankton
Jul 2024
#16
yes, give people no time to grieve or process something that meant something to them
Blue_Adept
Jul 2024
#45
It's time to move on. We have a candidate that will attract the voters that thought Joe was no longer up to the job
Doodley
Jul 2024
#27
We need a candidate who can control the narrative and get the message across. We now have that.
Doodley
Jul 2024
#89
A great summary of what I've been struggling to articulate for myself over the past hours.
CincyDem
Jul 2024
#30
I hope everyone chastising and scolding is marching down to their local campaign office
Arazi
Jul 2024
#41
I'm thankful that we are not a cult and we have people of good faith in the party that may different views than you
themaguffin
Jul 2024
#43
That's not what I was doing. I'm celebrating that we are not them & we have different opinions among ourselves
themaguffin
Jul 2024
#61
Its not just the donors.. the majority of Dem and Indy voters had doubts about Joe.
honest.abe
Jul 2024
#50
Im treading lightly now.. I got shitcanned a couple of weeks ago for being too "observant".
honest.abe
Jul 2024
#54
No, The Party is NOT Broken. I understand the feelings of sadness, but there is a very bright side,,
msfiddlestix
Jul 2024
#53
But you don't what conversations or decisions were happening in the background...
Chakaconcarne
Jul 2024
#68