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In reply to the discussion: Obama: I want to develop a new generation of Democratic talent [View all]azureblue
(2,729 posts)29. start by
breaking the stranglehold Fox news has on rural America.. Then show Dems how to fight back against GOP dirty tricks and win.
Oh yeah, and put some Dem talking heads on TV that will stand up and call out liars when lies are being told. Breathe some fire for a change.
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As the de facto head of the Democratic Party for 8 years, I wish he'd shown more leadership on this.
SharonAnn
Dec 2016
#25
I agree. Party leadership should be full time. And should be run by Democrats. (nt)
ehrnst
Dec 2016
#31
I hear she was the reason that Bernie couldn't appeal to non-white voters in the south.
ehrnst
Dec 2016
#33
Well, Obama did beat Mitt Romney in 2012. And we picked up Senate seats that year even though
StevieM
Dec 2016
#34
Oh, well I guess this is as a good a time as any for the gloves to finally come off.
Tatiana
Dec 2016
#9
This. Why didn't he make that "time of our choosing" speech in OCTOBER, when the WH knew
LaydeeBug
Dec 2016
#20
Might have been nice to have started EIGHT YEARS AGO. Meanwhile, DWS was picked by you
KittyWampus
Dec 2016
#17
If you go by the balance of power in state houses, it is a red nation with a few blue spots.NT
eilen
Dec 2016
#27
I see what you are saying but my point is that George W. Bush was MUCH less popular in 2008 than
StevieM
Dec 2016
#38