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In reply to the discussion: There seems to be DU angst regarding ... [View all]TheKentuckian
(26,314 posts)This means their voters and leaners will absolutely not punish their pols for not compromising in exchange for what even they don't actually want.
You have greatly over weighted a data point, that people want politicians to negotiate and let ideology take a back seat to governing. It is true but nobody wants to cut their Social Security over it (or again, at all). So even if the strategy is sound, the pry bar is brittle because it is fairly universally popular.
There is no there here except for a lame set up to blame the liberals for when the too clever by half as a cover for corporate and right wing policies and initiatives fail to bring the independents and TeaPubliKlans they are supposed to attract but never seem to do though the coffers seem to be ever bigger.