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In reply to the discussion: Republicans will be more than happy to see Democrats fighting over their leadership, instead of unifying [View all]luv2fly
(2,660 posts)14. Who are "these people" you refer to?
Fellow DUers? Senate Democrats?
Since you're being truly honest and all...
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Republicans will be more than happy to see Democrats fighting over their leadership, instead of unifying [View all]
bigtree
Yesterday
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which more or less flies in the face - of the incessant hue and cry that we are currently
stopdiggin
Yesterday
#10
these people haven't REALLY been 'party' supporters - for a long, long time
stopdiggin
Yesterday
#11
those that (repeatedly) tell us that "they cannot vote for" - a Democrat, or a party
stopdiggin
Yesterday
#45
Winning elections isn't so important for those who think both sides are the same. Taking over the Democratic Party
betsuni
Yesterday
#17
"For the American people it can be the difference between life and death right now, here in the reality based world."
mzmolly
Yesterday
#43
They party bashers have cost us elections and when they do they don't regret it one bit.
creeksneakers2
Yesterday
#13
Incremental change and compromise as a sin -- but Social Security, Medicare, ACA, all progress -- incremental.
betsuni
23 hrs ago
#59
what did he 'appease' on during the historic legislative advancements during Biden's term?
bigtree
Yesterday
#24
Republicans couldn't have so successfully demonized government and Democrats without all the help.
betsuni
Yesterday
#37
nailed it. what is 100% predictable - is there will be SOMETHING to be 'outraged and disappointed' about in the
stopdiggin
Yesterday
#50
Republicans are happy to watch fawning cheerleaders attack their fellow Democrats
Orrex
Yesterday
#26
Sorry, but Democrats do a great job of sabotaging the best election chances they have with conciliatory leaders
lees1975
Yesterday
#29
it's not about what republicans think, but you should care that they're smirking from the WH
bigtree
Yesterday
#42
while doing a pretty darned good job of coherently laying out their OWN points and opinion ...
stopdiggin
Yesterday
#51
Maritime advice from people who always steer full speed into the ice field
Sympthsical
23 hrs ago
#57
equally delusional - are those that continue to insist that we're going to win back
stopdiggin
23 hrs ago
#58
As much as we like or dislike our political leaders, they are elected by their constituants
walkingman
Yesterday
#55
"The candidates didn't fail to resonate with voters; the voters failed to resonate with the candidates."
Orrex
14 hrs ago
#70