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red dog 1

(33,479 posts)
32. I agree 100%
Mon May 19, 2025, 03:47 PM
May 2025

From 1st video:
- "Only 35% of Democrats are optimistic about where their party's going"
- "Only 27% of Democrats approve of party leadership right now"
- "Last week Axios surveyed the 30 or so House Democrats who are 75 or older asking if they planned to run again & half of them said that they were. The base is not happy with that."

From 2nd video:
- "One of the few bright spots for Democrats in this last election was Senator Reuben Gallego...and he seems to understand that to reconnect with these voters.. it's about a very simple economic message and more importantly the sort of flexibility and confidence to deliver that message at all times in plain speak on social media and not have this consultified, stiff feeling that so many Democrats who've been around since the '90s seem to have."

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Cannot agree more. sop May 2025 #1
Absolutely. Jirel May 2025 #2
From a Bernie email: usonian May 2025 #3
Maybe the rebrand needs to also include FirstLight May 2025 #4
How about running against the failures of cutting wealthy taxes? IbogaProject May 2025 #11
Right? Republicans have implemented a lot of welfare for the rich over recent decades... Beartracks May 2025 #27
That last one.... Bettie May 2025 #5
Long overdue Iamscrewed May 2025 #6
100% Blue Full Moon May 2025 #7
This is David Hogg's exact point. I expect the Hogg-haters to hate this too Arazi May 2025 #8
Finding common ground with Nazis gets you LuvLoogie May 2025 #9
Did you mean to post this in this thread? Scrivener7 May 2025 #15
Hell yes. You want elected you better work for that vote. Autumn May 2025 #10
Hell yes. biocube May 2025 #12
Absolutely!!!!! BurnDoubt May 2025 #13
Be the Change you want MagickMuffin May 2025 #14
I am so sick of this response. Yes, of course we should all be involved. I'm about as involved Scrivener7 May 2025 #17
That's why attending the meetings are important MagickMuffin May 2025 #23
And again, as I said, I am involved. While you have said you have not been involved. Scrivener7 May 2025 #24
This message was self-deleted by its author DinahMoeHum May 2025 #18
I love this OP! Scrivener7 May 2025 #16
It ALL begins at the local level. DinahMoeHum May 2025 #19
Where is the unrec function wryter2000 May 2025 #20
We do need an unrec function for posts like these. murielm99 May 2025 #21
we don't need "sure winners" who are INEFFECTIVE Skittles May 2025 #33
Great change is always driven by grass roots movements bucolic_frolic May 2025 #22
In hindsight Joe should have stepped down earlier to allow a younger generation to enter LiberalLovinLug May 2025 #25
And the older Reps and Senators should mentor and lift up the younger ones Autumn May 2025 #30
Amen! Joinfortmill May 2025 #26
It is about left versus center Cirsium May 2025 #28
Yup, SHOW ME THE MONEY Amishman May 2025 #29
When 60% of the population can't afford basic necessities that's a Autumn May 2025 #31
I agree 100% red dog 1 May 2025 #32
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