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In reply to the discussion: Elizabeth Warren Comes Down Hard Against Global Warming, Separates Herself From Hillary Clinton [View all]WowSeriously
(343 posts)The Democratic Party was out of power, and its policies would be ignored through traditional means, and there was a need to go "underground" to move the country forward, as it were. Thank you for confirming that.
I've reviewed our email exchanges, no doubt I was the more civil. Small victory for me.
Max Baucus is extremely important. The Democratic Party is larger than the "M" Massachusetts state. When it is argued that more Democrats need to be elected, it means more Democrats than can possibly be elected an a single "M" Maryland state. Democrats like Max Baucus denied Single Payer advocates a seat at the table. Having that Democrat was a net loss.
There are dozens of examples of Baucus like Democrats. You knew that. As for Kucinich, the fact that you mock him with the tiresome laughing avatar is indicative of Third-way Democrats. He did not sway many voters, or legislators. He was a visually unfortunate messenger for an excellent message. Much like FDR would be in today's media hypnotized and shallow public.
As for the TOS, somehow I think electing more Democrats includes the understanding that the Democrat advocates for Democratic policies that reflect Democratic values. Because we, as in you and I, both know that if George W. Bush had been the Democratic nominee 2000, neither one of us would have voted for him. At least I hope that would be the case.
And I've that HRC in a walk once before, circa 2008.
Cheers