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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: The legacy of "The Left" [View all]Avalux
(35,015 posts)42. I know you're afraid of how the media and voters are viewing the protesters.
It's understandable, given what's at stake but it's not going to matter much in the long run. Even though you believe the protesters are doing damage and helping Trump they're not.
My advice? Take the lead of those who are moving forward and let it go. Bernie has and so have most of his supporters like me - god knows I did my fair share of Hillary bashing in the primary. The Democratic Party is stronger because of his campaign and Hillary will benefit come election day. Even Obama pointed this out.
It's going to be ok, really. We're going to kick Trump's ass come November - together.
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The state of California has been taken over and is run by what used to be "The Left."
Tatiana
Jul 2016
#18
We actually have a model for what coalition politics can do: The "Front Populaire" of the 30s/40s.
forjusticethunders
Jul 2016
#33
You might need a Hitler to fight against to make people come together like that
auntpurl
Jul 2016
#36
Here is a fact. The radical fringe started warning you all about Trump decades ago.
Bluenorthwest
Jul 2016
#40