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jalan48

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21. What he's talking about is obvious.

Sun Feb 26, 2017, 06:58 PM

Feb 2017

His belief that the Party is influenced too much by big money and not enough by the needs of working class people. By the way, not only did Clinton lose, Democrats as a whole got their asses kicked all over the country. Time to get off of the divisive racist meme and unite.

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Is "open up the party to working people" really code for [View all] pnwmom Feb 2017 OP

Or code for cardcheck. dogman Feb 2017 #1

That accusation by is hsrmful to the party. boston bean Feb 2017 #2

seriously! That accusation pisses me off. Fast Walker 52 Feb 2017 #9

Yeah- this framing is absolute shit. bettyellen Feb 2017 #17

Change "white" to "all" and you're good to go! democratisphere Feb 2017 #3

It is already opened up to all working people. So they must mean pnwmom Feb 2017 #5

white working class that voted trump support muslim ban and deportations JI7 Feb 2017 #4

Since when has the party not been open to white working class people? n/t Zing Zing Zingbah Feb 2017 #6

Good question. nt pnwmom Feb 2017 #8

Looks like our "Indivisible" thing already has some cracks in it. jalan48 Feb 2017 #7

well, Sanders isn't a Dem. Real Dems are fairly unified against Trump. Fast Walker 52 Feb 2017 #10

And the millions of Dems that like Bernie Sanders? jalan48 Feb 2017 #14

Need to look hard at what they're saying. When Sanders says we're not open to the "working class" Hekate Feb 2017 #16

What he's talking about is obvious. jalan48 Feb 2017 #21

They need to concern themselves with our civil rights too- if they can't see how we bettyellen Feb 2017 #20

If that's the case then we need a strategy that will help get Democrats elected. jalan48 Feb 2017 #23

The question is why would anyone write off Dems as not being "working people" - this is a RW meme... bettyellen Feb 2017 #24

If this is true we should control the government. jalan48 Feb 2017 #28

Working women and POC are the fucking backbone of the party... bettyellen Feb 2017 #37

Who said they aren't important? jalan48 Feb 2017 #39

Asinine "message." pat_k Feb 2017 #11

It was the message coming from an Independent who caucuses with the Democrats. pnwmom Feb 2017 #13

Still asinine. pat_k Feb 2017 #19

Traditionally there has always been only ONE party open to the working class. Think Civil Rights. Rex Feb 2017 #12

How about fewer wall-street bankers and their ilk? n/t X_Digger Feb 2017 #15

How many of those do you think the Secretary of LABOR led in his department? pnwmom Feb 2017 #26

So the whole of the DNC is coming from labor, and there are no bankers? X_Digger Feb 2017 #30

The new head of the DNC is the former Secretary of Labor pnwmom Feb 2017 #32

So wall street won't be a major player in the DNC? X_Digger Feb 2017 #40

When has the Party ... NanceGreggs Feb 2017 #18

No. It's clear-speak for WORKING PEOPLE, SMC22307 Feb 2017 #22

the party is "open" to working people, period Fast Walker 52 Feb 2017 #25

Democrats fully control a measly six statehouses (an historic low)... SMC22307 Feb 2017 #31

Why can't Bernie focus on solutions instead of slamming the former Secretary of Labor pnwmom Feb 2017 #33

LOL @ "slamming." SMC22307 Feb 2017 #34

The ones who are sowing division are those pretending that the Secretary of LABOR pnwmom Feb 2017 #27

No one is doing that. (n/t) SMC22307 Feb 2017 #35

EVERYONE who thinks that it's okay to deliver a mini-lecture to Tom Perez pnwmom Feb 2017 #36

Let's break this down, shall we? SMC22307 Feb 2017 #38

It's just another damned Trump-GOP lie vlyons Feb 2017 #29

No Nevernose Feb 2017 #41

Are you able to post anything that isn't an attack on Sanders? Barack_America Feb 2017 #42

No. n/t QC Feb 2017 #43

Step 1: throw shade at Bernie and his supporters killbotfactory Feb 2017 #44