I'm So Disappointed with Schumer and Jeffries. They Don't Agree with Me 100%.

[Nanjeanne]

86. Everyone has reasons for supporting or not supporting the politicians that are elected to represent them.

It’s wonderful that you feel as you do. Others have, like myself, some big and little issues we base our disappointments on - and some big and little things we go to battle for or not. Being condescending and dismissive of fellow Democrats who don’t accept things as you do is really sad. Personally, for me, Schumer and to a lesser extent Jeffries have been a disappointment on the big issues that I feel are important to me. And since our government is supposed to work for us, those who feel disappointed or those who would like a change in leadership, have every right to express those feelings. To want more from our elected officials is healthy. To want better from our government is very much the essence of democracy. Pushing for better ideas, better plans, better advocacy isn’t being disloyal. It’s being engaged. Discussing in a message board reasons for being disappointed is not disloyal. It’s not voting Republican. It’s discussion and it’s healthy.

I don’t care if you are happy with the choices they are making for you. You are happy. That’s all that matters. It’s your right to be content. I wouldn’t presume to make fun of you for feeling as you do. And — You really don’t need to express your unhappiness ess for those that feel a different way. Those that are pushing for better just might also make things good for you too.