Another denial of reality from you. Ronald Reagan was a Democrat. Senators Sinema and Manchin were Democrats. Tulsi Gabbard was a Democrat. All left the party to become independents or Republicans.
You are laughing but I don't know how to explain to you that Bob Casey and Mark Warner are not socialists lol
Natural gas has destroyed the coal industry. To get coal, we blow up entire mountains, scaring the earth for millions of years, and annihilating some of the most diverse temperate ecosystems on earth in the process. In contrast, while there are environmental costs to fracking, the environmental costs to mountaintop removal coal mining, are literal orders of magnitude worse.
It sounds stupid to you, but it's not what I said.
Your guy's own VP doesn't want him to be president again. Many members of his cabinet do not think he should be president again. So don't lecture others on extremism, y'all own it.
Everyone knows he is techniclly an independent, however he caucuses with the democrats and has at least twice run for president on the democrat nomination. has a massive folling with the democrats. And he has priased such communists as Putin and the late Fidel Castro. He is an albatross around your neck.
She's been vice president for almost 4 years
What does "embrace America First" mean in concrete terms? Not in useless sloganeering terms
True. But she represents a good bit more than that. Till I stumbled on this video last year I'd never heard about her. Caused me to wonder how many more like her there might be in both parties. Working class/small business/problem solving congress people.
Yes, but Dems should do that anyway, regardless of whether Harris wins or loses. I give Kamala Harris credit for distancing herself from some of the Biden Administration's policies (e.g. immigration and inflation), and for walking back some of her own unpopular stances from her 2019 campaign (e.g. woke identity politics). I think she did about as well as she could on short notice, given that she didn't expect to be the nominee this election. I'm not sure if it will be enough, but either way, it's a good approach. Tack to the center, keep the popular parts of the Democratic agenda, and repudiate some of the worst excesses.
Yep, we just kept leaving in droves. That doesn't mean we love the Republicans either. Trump is not the cure for what's wrong with WA DC. He does however tap into the energy of those who are no longer satisfied with either party pre-Trump. I don't know where we go from here, but even without the man, Trumpism remains.
I was a Democrat since I was 18 years old. The light went on just like it did for all you've mentioned above. They're not tolerant, open-minded free thinkers. They are the party of control freaks. Everything they once were, they're not now.
They would have been wiser to try to run him out before the primaries, by way of the 25th amendment if necessary, however may not have had anyone on the bench any better then Harris.
Trump was simply able to tap into the populist movement that is sick and tired of typical establishment politics in both parties in Washington DC. The democrats and the RINOs just do not want to admit it. They prefer to see Trump as some sort of pied piper for the right.
How so, Democrats are a centrist party?
