Well said. I find it extremely frustrating that they don’t have a plan and they continue to shed traditional supporters. Losing labor is huge and will have far reaching consequences. It sounds cliche but we need an opposition party with principles that are willing to take it on chin and return it. What frustrates me to know end is knowing why we’re here and that they did absolutely nothing to prevent this. I wish people would stop with this whole needing a third party thing, we all know where that leads. Honestly, I agree it’s time to clean house.
So far, your critical analysis reflects relatively accurately, the zeitgeist. i use the word relatively, because i really am not aware of what's really happening in the inner sanctums of/between the two parties. Is it possible they've been working towards the same end together? Surely Democrats aren't/weren't that stupid as to not see, to not put forward more strongly their own judicial candidates earlier? They had the chance. Democrats also had the chance to upend Syrias dictatorship in Obama's time. The previous sentences sound like conspiracy theory to me but the continued silence and the ignoring of Kamala looks like she was merely a scapegoat.
But, that would make the American people look like fools, which they are far from.
I ask one last question, "Have the uber rich controlled the path the U.S. had taken and even control it more so today, than we ever suspected?" I merely look at the utterly illegal ploys/orders that Trump & the Gang have issued in just 6 weeks.
Brilliantly said! I’m embarrassed that it took me as long as it did to come to this conclusion, but I do not want to hear words of “unity” and “reaching across the aisle” while those across the aisle have no desire to do the same.
The obvious difference is that dems have been progressive, at least over the past few decades--changing with the times and looking forward. Republicans are regressive--while shaking up the system, their vision is to go backwards: to wipe out the social progress we've achieved since the 1960s.
Well said. I find it extremely frustrating that they don’t have a plan and they continue to shed traditional supporters. Losing labor is huge and will have far reaching consequences. It sounds cliche but we need an opposition party with principles that are willing to take it on chin and return it. What frustrates me to know end is knowing why we’re here and that they did absolutely nothing to prevent this. I wish people would stop with this whole needing a third party thing, we all know where that leads. Honestly, I agree it’s time to clean house.
So far, your critical analysis reflects relatively accurately, the zeitgeist. i use the word relatively, because i really am not aware of what's really happening in the inner sanctums of/between the two parties. Is it possible they've been working towards the same end together? Surely Democrats aren't/weren't that stupid as to not see, to not put forward more strongly their own judicial candidates earlier? They had the chance. Democrats also had the chance to upend Syrias dictatorship in Obama's time. The previous sentences sound like conspiracy theory to me but the continued silence and the ignoring of Kamala looks like she was merely a scapegoat.
But, that would make the American people look like fools, which they are far from.
I ask one last question, "Have the uber rich controlled the path the U.S. had taken and even control it more so today, than we ever suspected?" I merely look at the utterly illegal ploys/orders that Trump & the Gang have issued in just 6 weeks.
Brilliantly said! I’m embarrassed that it took me as long as it did to come to this conclusion, but I do not want to hear words of “unity” and “reaching across the aisle” while those across the aisle have no desire to do the same.
The obvious difference is that dems have been progressive, at least over the past few decades--changing with the times and looking forward. Republicans are regressive--while shaking up the system, their vision is to go backwards: to wipe out the social progress we've achieved since the 1960s.