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They sound stupid ... like Nader supporters. JoePhilly Mar 2012 #1
Really? white_wolf Mar 2012 #2
It's easy to blame Obama. This system is so dysfunctional when indivdual Senators can prevent libinnyandia Mar 2012 #6
Failed to deliver? bayareamike Mar 2012 #7
Both parties are in the pockets of the rich. They just serve in different ways. white_wolf Mar 2012 #10
Republicans don't want you to vote. B Calm Mar 2012 #27
My phrasing was clumsy. Most are likely to vote... none will volunteer. Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #31
What kind of person expects a President to "deliver" things to them? treestar Mar 2012 #34
Oh please it is a common figure of speech. white_wolf Mar 2012 #35
He has delivered on him promises treestar Mar 2012 #85
How about the Patriot Act? white_wolf Mar 2012 #86
You make a good point loyalsister Mar 2012 #79
I expect politicians to "deliver" on their campaign promises, bvar22 Mar 2012 #84
Yes, calling these college educated youths (2 go to Columbia, 2 are at UCBerkeley, 1 graduated from Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #3
Yep, this is exactly the attitude people feel from this Party now. woo me with science Mar 2012 #4
Genius GOTV strategy. myrna minx Mar 2012 #11
I imagine we often subscribe stupidity to people LanternWaste Mar 2012 #74
They're not registering as Democrats. randome Mar 2012 #78
The complete opposite of my corner of the world. JNelson6563 Mar 2012 #5
That's cool. Which Occupy would that be? I'd like to follow their twitter feed and Face Book page. Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #16
Could be one of these The Straight Story Mar 2012 #26
I was asking for links to the specific Occupy group she was talking about. I'm following 75 or more Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #29
What a great idea! JNelson6563 Mar 2012 #69
Thank you for asking! JNelson6563 Mar 2012 #68
And in my neck of the woods, Le Taz Hot Mar 2012 #70
Sounds like your local Dem party JNelson6563 Mar 2012 #73
Well, thanks to modern medicine, Le Taz Hot Mar 2012 #75
I know the story, it's frustrating! JNelson6563 Mar 2012 #76
Fuck 'em! Nader & Ron Paul ain't happening....EVER! Tarheel_Dem Mar 2012 #8
Rick Perlstein is in his mid-forties and is a commtited Democrat. Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #13
First of ProSense Mar 2012 #9
The article doesn't imply "that Democrats are moving away from party identification.. girl gone mad Mar 2012 #15
That's ProSense Mar 2012 #17
Source from Pew... Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #30
That ProSense Mar 2012 #32
Y Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #33
As ProSense Mar 2012 #37
It is amazing how little political savvy is being expressed here. It is a remarkable statistic Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #18
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Let's hope that those right wing Republicans will cough up cash for Obama like they did for Kerry... Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #14
+1 AnOhioan Mar 2012 #20
The difference is, the purpose of the Kerry $ was to put a Democrat in the White House. Warren DeMontague Mar 2012 #40
+1... SidDithers Mar 2012 #44
If you are going to present unsubstantiated assertions as proof... Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #52
What unsubstantiated assertions? Warren DeMontague Mar 2012 #56
Nijad Fares donated to $2000 to Obama in 2004 (Senate campaign). Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #61
Again, don't be facile. Warren DeMontague Mar 2012 #65
Right wing Republicans $110,000 to Nader. $10,000,000 to Kerry. Piss poor attempt Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #66
I agree that everyone who involved with Nader's campaigns was wasting their time Warren DeMontague Mar 2012 #82
"If that bugs you, you're at the wrong website" Tarheel_Dem Mar 2012 #72
Yep. Bad story repeating itself. nt bluestate10 Mar 2012 #22
So, you agree that John Kerry should have returned the $10 million he received from Republican Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #24
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So you agree that John Kerry who accepted donations that were 5 times Nader's entire Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #45
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See post numbe-r-r-r-r-r feeefty-tooooooooo! Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #55
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With a stick! Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #59
IOKIYAR Aerows Mar 2012 #83
IOKIYAD Fumesucker Mar 2012 #58
GOP reliance on ‘culture wars’ turning off younger voters BumRushDaShow Mar 2012 #19
Glad to hear that the youth going to have their votes taken for granted and think for themselves. Tierra_y_Libertad Mar 2012 #21
Potentially getting a republican elected President is fucking stupid. bluestate10 Mar 2012 #23
Oh, they are standing up for plenty of things, alright. Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #25
It sounds like they stand for the right not to buy into the establishment. Tierra_y_Libertad Mar 2012 #28
Projection??? It would appear the problem is standing for things. TheKentuckian Mar 2012 #64
OBAMA BAD! REAL, REAL BAD!! Liberal_Stalwart71 Mar 2012 #36
Yeah that national youth registration for republicans fujiyama Mar 2012 #38
The Democrats really need to get some voices on a national platform to steal these issues. Saving Hawaii Mar 2012 #48
I actually think pot legalization would play very well nationally, especially w/ proper framing. Warren DeMontague Mar 2012 #53
replies to this thread are perfect example of how NOT to try to re-engage these kids ibegurpard Mar 2012 #39
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Let's do the time warp... YEAH! Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #46
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I didn't bring up Nader and neither did Perlstein.... Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #60
Eat your peas.. Fumesucker Mar 2012 #47
I can sum up the Democrats' problem with young voters in three words: LetTimmySmoke Mar 2012 #43
I'll agree with you there. A lot of us old farts are tired of it, too. Warren DeMontague Mar 2012 #51
Purely anecdotal, but today at the Student Walk Out nadinbrzezinski Mar 2012 #54
This doesn't mean good news for the Repukes, young cons are likely to identify themselves as Repukes pstokely Mar 2012 #62
Please, this article is just a scare tactic Obamacare Mar 2012 #63
True, but today's GOP is "as relevant to what America is becoming as an ice pick in New Orleans." pampango Mar 2012 #67
Kick woo me with science Mar 2012 #71
This piece stands in stark contrast to young people AtomicKitten Mar 2012 #77
They may not be registering as Democrats, but you haven't shown me any polling Arkana Mar 2012 #80
Republicans have a REAL problem Aerows Mar 2012 #81
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