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The Wizard

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3. Too radical for reason.

Reply to NewHendoLib (Original post)

Sat Jan 25, 2025, 04:05 PM

Jan 2025

It is an extremist fringe movement.

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There is no working with, getting along with, or compromising [View all] NewHendoLib Jan 2025 OP

Amen Whyisthisstillclose Jan 2025 #1

The Democrats have been guilty of this since Obama got elected. dugog55 Jan 2025 #2

Yes. The Dems have been bringing water balloons to NewHendoLib Jan 2025 #4

I'm trying to remember when I coined "bringing pie charts to a street brawl"... JHB Jan 2025 #6

Agreed DENVERPOPS Jan 2025 #12

Biden never had a chance to expand the Supreme Court standingtall Jan 2025 #15

That never stops Republicans Cirsium Jan 2025 #18

Except it does EdmondDantes_ Jan 2025 #20

because will allow too many back stabbers into the Democratic party standingtall Jan 2025 #22

Sadly might have to add fetterman to that list PortTack Jan 2025 #25

You know, you have a very good point there. hadEnuf Jan 2025 #39

Thank you for the clarification. dugog55 Jan 2025 #42

...and one of them will be I-lean "Loose" Cannon....... lastlib Jan 2025 #29

Too radical for reason. The Wizard Jan 2025 #3

I agree... Think. Again. Jan 2025 #5

Micheal Steele said the same thing this a.m. on MSNBC. Katinfl Jan 2025 #7

The house very much needs the Dems. Listen to leader Jefferies...he knows PortTack Jan 2025 #26

"or so they think, indeed" Skittles Jan 2025 #32

Republicans know they will always have all the Democrats they need. nt Autumn Jan 2025 #40

Attempting to reason with bullies is a losing strategy dlk Jan 2025 #8

Sounds like Democrats should go home stillcool Jan 2025 #9

I hardly think that is what the OP is suggesting. choie Jan 2025 #10

Agree DENVERPOPS Jan 2025 #13

I came very close to leaving the party then wnylib Jan 2025 #16

I want to see some grit, fight, action. Not apparent right now. NewHendoLib Jan 2025 #19

I see it...Jefferies, AOC, Crockett, Raskin, Moskowitz, Porter, Swalwell, Dem govenors and state attorneys general PortTack Jan 2025 #28

100 % Nigrum Cattus Jan 2025 #11

Years ago DENVERPOPS Jan 2025 #14

Maybe someday democrat politicians will learn that. republianmushroom Jan 2025 #17

*Democratic* not 'democrat'. Kingofalldems Jan 2025 #21

That's 100% true wendyb-NC Jan 2025 #23

Yep. A fascist is a fascist is a fascist. Karasu Jan 2025 #24

Meanwhile some Democrats are squeaking about bi-partisanship they need to STFU Historic NY Jan 2025 #27

Democrats have been assuming for far too long now Buns_of_Fire Jan 2025 #30

This message was self-deleted by its author Karasu Jan 2025 #31

Don't Help People That Don't Want or Appreciate It modrepub Jan 2025 #33

Ding ding malaise Jan 2025 #34

You don't... GiqueCee Jan 2025 #35

Case in point, @SenFettermanPA RT_Fanatic Jan 2025 #36

100% correct! Alliepoo Jan 2025 #37

You don't vote out Fascism paparush Jan 2025 #38

And we'd damn well better equip ourselves to do it. hadEnuf Jan 2025 #41