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In reply to the discussion: Does the party need to move right culturally to win more elections? [View all]NYResister
(164 posts)141. No. Senator Sander's atempted that message in the primary,
and lost.
Advocating the abandonment of Civil Rights is Republican lite.
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Does the party need to move right culturally to win more elections? [View all]
geek tragedy
Jun 2017
OP
Ossoff was not a moderate...he believed in choice and notice how Mello, Quist, Thompson and
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#25
Don't need to win the hardcore Republicans over, but rather the swing populist voters
geek tragedy
Jun 2017
#8
No...while candidates in red states can run on most of our issues...we can never politicize
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#26
Nah you should fuck off and join the rest of the people who want to push "bathroom bills"
Spider Jerusalem
Jun 2017
#60
You realize that third trimester abortions are for medical necessity, right?
AtheistCrusader
Jun 2017
#147
"These are the exact same feelings I've had since I cast my very 1st vote for President 40 yrs ago"
Act_of_Reparation
Jun 2017
#81
it wasn't a problem back then because we just didn't know as much back then
OriginalGeek
Jun 2017
#105
Political parties, and even elections, are becoming irrelevant to a lot of people...
TreasonousBastard
Jun 2017
#12
I completely disagree with you. When we had a majority and power we had blue dogs...without then, we
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#20
Some candidates may be to the right...but we can not change who we are...right is right...
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#19
No, but in some districts it would make sense to try and project a "traditional" image.
dawg
Jun 2017
#23
The country has moved right...and the idea we need to move left is wrong and will cost us
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#51
I think that "cultural conservatism" could be broken down into numerous components.
David__77
Jun 2017
#29
Well too bad for them...we can not walk away from civil rights period...or you lose me and
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#54
I think there is a greater desire for some sort of "radical change" than there is desire
RadiationTherapy
Jun 2017
#30
So why didn't Quist stimulate non-voters? The Dem governor beat Gianfort in 2016
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#56
Are you asking me why your single data point doesn't support my hypothesis
RadiationTherapy
Jun 2017
#100
"For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
Va Lefty
Jun 2017
#39
And Democrats need to get real about how toxic they are in many parts of the country.
YoungDemCA
Jun 2017
#67
One who would leave the party over guns, isn't much of a Democrat in my mind. But, fine.
Hoyt
Jun 2017
#70
So, let's put more George Zimmermans and Michael Dunns on the street to appease gun lovers?
Hoyt
Jun 2017
#91
Actually no...I don't. I was angry about Mello...and did not see why we even got involved with
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#61
What I said was ...candidate have to be tailored for their district. That is a fact to regain
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#73
No. We are not evil greedy morally or ethically bankrupt. We are NOT republicans.
onecaliberal
Jun 2017
#118
We need to establish a law that says: you don't vote, you don't drive. Too harsh?
YOHABLO
Jun 2017
#119
I would expect the Evergreen College types to get Sistah Souljah'd between now and 2018 nt
geek tragedy
Jun 2017
#124
We need the Supreme Court to recognize that gerrymandering disenfranchisement
Warren DeMontague
Jun 2017
#130
After listening to Jeh Johnson today, I think we need to fix our voting machines first....
bresue
Jun 2017
#133
Where on that graph are typical Democratic (and Republican) policies?
muriel_volestrangler
Jun 2017
#148