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Martin Eden

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13. Republicans are to the left of "corporate" Democrats?

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Sun Dec 28, 2025, 11:06 AM

9 hrs ago

If not, then you can't dismiss the Republican Party when placing blame for those policies.

What percent of elected Democrats are on record as opposing raising the minimum wage, and supporting tax cuts for billionaires?

What percent of Republicans?

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The GOP embraces their protesters and far right spokesmen Farmer-Rick 9 hrs ago #11

Elected Democratic leaders need to endorse popular Democratic candidates and ideas while fighting the fights they can. Gore1FL 9 hrs ago #14

We don't actually need a revolution, we need a counter-revolution. The Reagan Revolution has to go JHB 8 hrs ago #17

One suggestion: Democratic leaders should hold "shadow" hearings and tape them Justice matters. 6 hrs ago #21

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trouble is- mopinko 10 hrs ago #5

And these things need to be accomplished in a hard hitting get-it-done manner. Trust_Reality 7 hrs ago #18

We need to be more outspoken WmChris 11 hrs ago #3

It doesn't fully explain it. everyonematters 10 hrs ago #4

"trans boys" angrychair 1 hr ago #24

I should have said trans girls. everyonematters 54 min ago #25

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Yep. For profit media is for profit first. Trust_Reality 7 hrs ago #19

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i don't see Dem adrenaline. AOC and Gavin are exceptions Tetrachloride 9 hrs ago #8

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Republicans are to the left of "corporate" Democrats? Martin Eden 9 hrs ago #13

It's simple. Low approval for Democrats does NOT equate to approval for Republicans Martin Eden 9 hrs ago #10

Yes, Democrats need to fight harder Mysterian 9 hrs ago #12

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Both parties make the same mistake of thinking--or choosing to think--that voters... Ol Janx Spirit 8 hrs ago #16

With a few exceptions (AOC, Gavin, Bernie) pinkstarburst 7 hrs ago #20

I think there's a disconnect between campaigning and achieving dickthegrouch 6 hrs ago #22

It all stems from a sometimes-Democrat that has misled a large swath of the left-leaning electorate. W_HAMILTON 6 hrs ago #23

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