Bernie quit the Democratic party when he lost the primaries.
Yeah, I did it that way on purpose. If I'd have said the hypothetical marginalized voters were one centrist and five progressives you'd have insisted the Democratic party stay with the one centrist because the other five weren't appreciative enough to deserve representation, but I figured the other way around you'd be more likely to engage in the non-zero-sum exercise. And holy crap did you! I wasn't really expecting four entire pages of you and Emily's Cat creaming your shorts about how bad you think progressives are given the flimsiest of excuses. Get a grip. Or maybe a room, I don't know, you do you.Well, we were working with the "lose 1 to gain 5 vs lose 5 to gain 1" scenario that Beelzebuddy introduced, and there are more in the center, center left and center right than on the far left by a significant margin.
The success of the Clinton administration, ushered in by her dominant performance in all of these swing states, ultimately proved the wisdom of tossing long term supporters under the bus in a relentless pursuit of the middle.Chuck said:For every blue-collar Democrat we lose in western Pennsylvania, we will pick up two moderate Republicans in the suburbs in Philadelphia, and you can repeat that in Ohio and Illinois and Wisconsin.
Is this supposed to be yet another illustration of what the Democrats did wrong?I was arguing with a MAGA dude and blocked him. No idea what his name was.
But anyway, he said Musk had earned it all. And called me a communist. I refrained from explaining to him that it's too late to tax Musk. And on the topic of wealth, he did not know a billion was 1000 million. I give up.![]()
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Just had to block someone today for claiming Musk had "earned it all."www.threads.com
We told them facts. They can't do math, so you need to show them things that make them hate the rich, or at the least envy them.Is this supposed to be yet another illustration of what the Democrats did wrong?