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Democratic Primaries

Kurt V.

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2. the old terms don't apply anymore. also, i don't see the party moving

Reply to DonViejo (Original post)

Sun Mar 17, 2019, 09:34 AM

Mar 2019

*hard left*. these are mostly main stream policy with good polling numbers. and any candidate that thinks they can work with republicans, who are acting in bad faith out of the gate, won't get my support

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided

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What is a 'moderate' Democrat anyway? [View all] DonViejo Mar 2019 OP

What do you find in the middle of the road? Funtatlaguy Mar 2019 #1

the old terms don't apply anymore. also, i don't see the party moving Kurt V. Mar 2019 #2

This sounds about right Mr Tibbs Mar 2019 #6

Third Way, lol. aidbo Mar 2019 #3

Does this mean that everyone is 3rd way except Bernie and his crowd? leftofcool Mar 2019 #13

"If there's room for a different approach"? TCJ70 Mar 2019 #4

One who won't get my support. Anyone who thinks they can work with Republicans is Autumn Mar 2019 #5

Moderate Dems like Barak Obama and Bill Clinton get elected comradebillyboy Mar 2019 #7

Some notable extremists: Al Gore, John Kerry, Hillary Clinton. n/t denverbill Mar 2019 #8

So tell me which far left candidates have been elected president? comradebillyboy Mar 2019 #10

LBJ? Passed Medicare and the Civil Rights Act? denverbill Mar 2019 #11

I remember LBJ's presidency. I don't recall anyone calling him a leftist. comradebillyboy Mar 2019 #12

Pretty sure the left disliked his war in Vietnam, not his domestic policies. denverbill Mar 2019 #15

LBJ was a conservative Southern populist, radius777 Mar 2019 #16

2 of those 3 won popular vote, kerry lost narrowly. /nt radius777 Mar 2019 #18

According to this 538 graph, @51% of Democrats SELF-identify Hortensis Mar 2019 #9

liberal and leftist are two different things though, radius777 Mar 2019 #17

Oh, absolutely, adding the note that "mainstream" Hortensis Mar 2019 #20

Someone who understands Gwen Graham has easier election path than Andrew Gillum Awsi Dooger Mar 2019 #14

Keeping in mind that republicans consider all democrats to be extreme, GulfCoast66 Mar 2019 #19