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bettyellen

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34. Not women and POC, we understand our liberty is on the line- im fed up with that not being priority
Wed May 31, 2017, 09:56 PM
May 2017

Number one. Seriously dudes gotta take it seriously .

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I'd put FDR's New Deal first and foremost. Then Medicare/Medicaid; Civil Rights; Roe v. Wade; WinkyDink May 2017 #1
i'd add social security to that...but that's one hell of a list spanone May 2017 #2
Thanks! (I figured "FDR" covered SS. :-) ) WinkyDink May 2017 #13
you are correct! spanone May 2017 #17
Too bad.... vi5 May 2017 #24
Completely untrue. WinkyDink Jun 2017 #45
How many Democratic supporters of the New Deal also opposed Civil Rights? brooklynite Jun 2017 #41
The query was for the present: "is". I'm not going back to "Lincoln was a Republican," either. WinkyDink Jun 2017 #46
Anyone who votes against my right to own my body loses my vote. I can't believe this Squinch May 2017 #3
If we don't take money out of politics though, women's rights will always be a wedge issue that JCanete May 2017 #14
My right to own my own body is not a wedge issue. It is no more a wedge issue Squinch May 2017 #26
what I mean by a wedge issue, is it is being used, manipulated to drive a wedge and to get us to JCanete May 2017 #30
But when WE fight over it we are contributing to THEIR narrative. Wedge issues are Squinch May 2017 #31
Ahem, Democrats were once the pro-slavery party. Slavery was most KingCharlemagne Jun 2017 #42
We once had Whigs and Tories, too. Then there was a revolution. WinkyDink Jun 2017 #47
You're hoping that buggy whip industry comes back, aren't you? Squinch Jun 2017 #56
1. Trump is an abomination. 2. The Republican Party is responsible for Trump. Voltaire2 May 2017 #4
... NurseJackie May 2017 #5
Great post Gothmog May 2017 #20
the logic is wanting to actually have a majority, and sometimes, even when we have the D's, that is JCanete May 2017 #21
Exactly.... vi5 May 2017 #28
You have a very odd definition of all the time mythology May 2017 #35
Well said, Jackie. brer cat May 2017 #22
Boom Dem2 May 2017 #37
+ a million NurseJackie mhw Jun 2017 #54
Let's put the question back at you. Who makes the cut in your world? stevenleser May 2017 #6
Exactly right. Demsrule86 May 2017 #8
I notice you didn't answer my question. vi5 May 2017 #9
Post removed Post removed May 2017 #11
So your answer is "nothing" vi5 May 2017 #23
Compared to the "L" or the "I" or the "G" or the "R" ... that's absolutely correct. NurseJackie May 2017 #25
Basically their perks are more important than civil rights and health care ... bettyellen May 2017 #27
The far left needs to "fall in love"... NurseJackie May 2017 #32
Not women and POC, we understand our liberty is on the line- im fed up with that not being priority bettyellen May 2017 #34
Yep. NurseJackie May 2017 #38
OP said he was "venting." He is asking for our opinions of a minimum, not "perfection." Jeez Louise. WinkyDink Jun 2017 #48
Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security...of course. But really Demsrule86 May 2017 #7
Also those who threaten to take their ball and go home and vote for Greens or any third party... Demsrule86 May 2017 #10
Well, there are some things I would really like them to have mvd May 2017 #12
There does not need to be any one thing we all agree on treestar May 2017 #15
Republicans do vi5 May 2017 #29
20 of them voted against the AHCA mythology May 2017 #36
Looking at the larger picture of Republican principles and voting records, I'd say they are pretty WinkyDink Jun 2017 #50
They don't. But they vote Republican treestar Jun 2017 #44
100% DISAGREE. If Democrats do not support AT A MINIMUM the New Deal and Medicare, they stand for WinkyDink Jun 2017 #49
Others will have a couple of different issues treestar Jun 2017 #51
Of course. One always considers one's constituents. WinkyDink Jun 2017 #53
yes that all republicans are worthless pieces of shit gopiscrap May 2017 #16
Going forward, Smickey May 2017 #18
That thing is Human Rights Justice,and Equality delisen May 2017 #19
I'll vote for any D that I believe has reasonable integrity NobodyHere May 2017 #33
This is objectively wrong mythology May 2017 #39
So Barack Obama wasn't a real Democrat, since he didn't support marriage equality until recently... brooklynite Jun 2017 #40
Capitalism is good. SocialismCommunism is bad. - nt KingCharlemagne Jun 2017 #43
Corporations are not people... beachbum bob Jun 2017 #52
The protection and axpansion of all Civil Rights, Social Safety Net Programs, and the Environment. JoeStuckInOH Jun 2017 #55
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