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In reply to the discussion: Hi there. [View all]hrmjustin
(71,265 posts)54. I am not a supporter of TTP but i don't call all supporters corpratists
I can't speak to why they support it.
I don't see any corpratist on this board.
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I might say that's projection. I think it's naive to think that supporting the billionaires
rhett o rick
Jun 2015
#62
Thank you mmonk for the DU hello..I spoke to a former employer here in Ontario..(I'm retired now)
nenagh
Jun 2015
#14
There was a time when the Democrats were indeed something of which to be proud.
Maedhros
Jun 2015
#24
Why would Sanders want to become a Democrat if the Democratic Party is so terrible?
NYC Liberal
Jun 2015
#51
This presumes one views parties as principled entities with a consciousness
geek tragedy
Jun 2015
#39
there remains only one vehicle for implementing positive policy changes in this country.
geek tragedy
Jun 2015
#45
That you've failed to notice all of the positive developments in those fields
geek tragedy
Jun 2015
#60
Welcome to the largest and fast-growing voter registration category in the nation.
Le Taz Hot
Jun 2015
#30
I agree. We must trust the billionaires to take good care of us. Just look how well they've done
rhett o rick
Jun 2015
#63