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In reply to the discussion: California Democrats decline to endorse Feinstein [View all]Jim Lane
(11,175 posts)If people disagree about how Feinstein voted on a particular bill, that concerns a question of fact. Someone who continued to misstate her vote, after having been given a link to the Senate clerk's record, would indeed be distorting and misrepresenting.
If, however, someone says that her votes, taken together make her "some kind of 'Republican light' Democrat," then that concerns a question of opinion. If you react with outrage every time someone expresses an opinion with which you disagree, then you just don't understand the political process.
It's interesting that you attribute the vote for de León to people affiliated with the Our Revolution group, even though, as you yourself point out, de León endorsed Clinton over Sanders. I guess that, in some quarters, merely intoning the magic phrase "Our Revolution" proves that anyone you apply it to is wrong.
You appear to have a similar attitude about New Jersey. Tell me, when you wrote your post, was there an electric light on?