Democratic Primaries

loyalsister

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4. Both of them tend to deflect with political alibis

Reply to getagrip_already (Original post)

Fri Mar 6, 2020, 01:15 PM

Mar 2020

VAWA, marching for civil rights, etc. When things like not showing up and voting against the interests of women's rights to control their bodies are pointed out. People love to defend, deny, and ignore when their candidates flaws become apparent. The biggest flaw both of these men have is their unwillingness to admit to being wrong and self correct. In so many ways they share so many qualities I dislike that I find it impossible to find anything that distinguishes them from each other in a way that would inspire me to commit or advocate for one over the other.

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

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Warren had a great interview with Rachel last night.... Threw Major Shade on Bernie [View all] getagrip_already Mar 2020 OP

Long thread on it from last night. TwilightZone Mar 2020 #1

I heard this podcast last night on Stitcher. efhmc Mar 2020 #2

This stood out: madaboutharry Mar 2020 #3

I did not knot about NOW, thanks. I agree with what you say. Then Sanders goes out and LizBeth Mar 2020 #7

Both of them tend to deflect with political alibis loyalsister Mar 2020 #4

Nice attempt at whataboutism HarlanPepper Mar 2020 #6

It's systemic loyalsister Mar 2020 #8

I thought Warren showed admirable restraint flibbitygiblets Mar 2020 #5

This is just not an issue with any other candidate. It's been like this since 2016. Happyhippychick Mar 2020 #9

I like how Rachel and Warren asserted that she single-handedly destroyed Bloomberg stopbush Mar 2020 #10