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In reply to the discussion: Yes: I am ready for new Democartic Party leadership and with good reason! [View all]wasupaloopa
(4,516 posts)127. Who do you prefer and what is their track record?
It is so damn easy to recite a litany of your grievances but you give no solutions or replacements.
Just chop off their heads.
I would never follow someone like you because you are not a leader. You have no record of fighting for what you want. You are like a baby in a crib crying and whining wanting someone to fix what is bothering you.
You recite all you grievances out of context of what else was going on at the time.
No I won't listen to or follow someone like you.
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Yes: I am ready for new Democartic Party leadership and with good reason! [View all]
Chasstev365
Jun 2017
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I am not. Our experienced, knowledgeable, smart Democratic leaders are holding Trump
pirateshipdude
Jun 2017
#1
Not the handful that does nothing but throw out criticism, true or false. You are right. Eom
pirateshipdude
Jun 2017
#108
It seems the weak messageless corporate lite status quo has destroyed the party, not Sanders.
LBM20
Jun 2017
#15
What is the fixation that Nancy can do NO wrong and anyone who doesen't support her is disloyal?
Chasstev365
Jun 2017
#29
No fixation. But what's the fixation about ousting Pelosi as the Democrats' HOUSE leader? What...
George II
Jun 2017
#59
You forgot the 2000 stolen election, and the ever increasing voter suppression.
Crunchy Frog
Jun 2017
#12
IMO the whole purpose of the 2000 election was to get electronic voting in every polling place.
usaf-vet
Jun 2017
#67
It needs to be the STRONG party again like FDR, Truman, and Kennedy. WEAKNESS LOSES VERY TIME!
LBM20
Jun 2017
#13
and Bernie lectured the Democrats about not politicizing the Russia investigation
BainsBane
Jun 2017
#21
Tom Perez tried to have unity tour, he tried hard. HRC added some of Bernie's ideas to platform and
Madam45for2923
Jun 2017
#35
Whites have been a majority in the USA since they showed up in the continent centuries ago.
Madam45for2923
Jun 2017
#56
GREAT post. We need REAL fighters leading the DEMOCRATIC PARTY -NOT the Washington Generals who lose
chimpymustgo
Jun 2017
#32
Obamacare was not the barest bones of human legislation. It was a huge achievement.
Madam45for2923
Jun 2017
#41
Have to disagree. It lined the pockets of the insurance and drug companies. It did very little to
chimpymustgo
Jun 2017
#48
They work while we sleep. "Dark Money" is the reality we live in. We don't even fight anymore. n/t
chimpymustgo
Jun 2017
#61
In other words, in your lifetime EVERY group of Democratic leaders has been flawed.
pnwmom
Jun 2017
#36
What have these suggestions to do with Pelosi? Can't we have more than one leader?
bresue
Jun 2017
#49
Right...and how exactly when we are in the minority and have to fight big dark money to win
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#93
So, now I am equated to a Trump supporter because I am critical of the party?
Chasstev365
Jun 2017
#113
When your rhetoric mirrors RW talking points, don't be surprised people notice it.
bettyellen
Jun 2017
#114