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In reply to the discussion: We don't have to choose BETWEEN addressing voter suppression or being more progressive on economics. [View all]GulfCoast66
(11,949 posts)35. Just what the Fuck does that mean?
So we had the most progressive platform ever but somehow we are not with the bottom?
Reminder...most progressive platform ever.
Screaming about the one percent, or the millionaires and Billionaires does not mean jack shit if you are not willing to join with the establishment Democratic Party that had the most progressive platform ever. And by the way, most Americans understand it is not really 1% vs 99% and it pisses us off when told that it is We can fucking do math. 33% of Americans are thriving, 33% are holding their own and 33% are poor even if they do not know it. I am not a victim but a fighter.
Have a nice evening.
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We don't have to choose BETWEEN addressing voter suppression or being more progressive on economics. [View all]
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
OP
"without needing to make any significant changes to what we stand for. "
Weekend Warrior
Sep 2017
#12
I'm not attacking Clinton-we don't need to pretend nothing needs to change to show respect to her.
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
#14
It's exactly what you did with this sentence. A sentence that holds no basis in reality.
Weekend Warrior
Sep 2017
#17
I like what we stand for. The Citizen United thing has to be reversed by the SC....
bettyellen
Sep 2017
#13
That's what a lot of the people who keep saying "it was voter suppression" are essentially arguing.
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
#6
No. It really isn't. People who point out the existence of voter suppression are
Squinch
Sep 2017
#19
Where The Eff do you get this crap? This is so not a thing. Are you trying to make it a thing? (n/t)
FreepFryer
Sep 2017
#4
What I favor is justice...for those who face injustice(s) and for all who need change from below.
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
#32
Sorry on double post. I think too many equate economic justice with old white repub men
lovemydogs
Sep 2017
#34