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SocialDemocrat61

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18. Jill Stein voters

Sun Mar 22, 2026, 08:23 AM

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Those who spend more time and effort bashing Schumer, Jeffries and so-called 'establishment' dems than they do criticizing Trump and Republicans. Those who claim both parties are the same. Those who still say Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris were the 'lesser of two evils'. Those who blame Barak Obama for Roe being overturned rather than Trump and Bush. And anyone who proudly declares that they vote 3rd party.

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Republicans will be more than happy to see Democrats fighting over their leadership, instead of unifying [View all] bigtree 22 hrs ago OP

I don't give a FUCK what repukes think Skittles 22 hrs ago #1

I get that bigtree 22 hrs ago #2

I THINK DEMS NEED NEW LEADERSHIP Skittles 22 hrs ago #3

I'M FED UP WITH PEOPLE TEARING OUR LEADERS DOWN bigtree 22 hrs ago #4

A LOT OF US CALL IT LIKE WE SEE IT Skittles 22 hrs ago #6

do what you want bigtree 22 hrs ago #8

Calling voters stupid and irresponsible is a great way to get them to to polls. Orrex 14 hrs ago #27

Some voters do self identify LOL SocialDemocrat61 13 hrs ago #31

So what do you like about Schumer's leadership? dem4decades 13 hrs ago #30

he was an effective legislative leader in the majority bigtree 13 hrs ago #36

dems can deal with that after the election not slug it out in advance IMO msongs 22 hrs ago #5

What, specifically are you looking for? creeksneakers2 21 hrs ago #12

Let's wait until the Republicans are out of power mzmolly 13 hrs ago #33

Me too Ferrets are Cool 13 hrs ago #39

Plus it all feeds into the corporate media's SocialDemocrat61 22 hrs ago #7

There isn't going to be fighting... Historic NY 22 hrs ago #9

which more or less flies in the face - of the incessant hue and cry that we are currently stopdiggin 21 hrs ago #10

these people haven't REALLY been 'party' supporters - for a long, long time stopdiggin 21 hrs ago #11

Who are "these people" you refer to? luv2fly 21 hrs ago #14

interesting, isn't it? Skittles 21 hrs ago #15

The timing seems a bit off. mzmolly 13 hrs ago #34

those that (repeatedly) tell us that "they cannot vote for" - a Democrat, or a party stopdiggin 12 hrs ago #45

Winning elections isn't so important for those who think both sides are the same. Taking over the Democratic Party betsuni 19 hrs ago #17

"For the American people it can be the difference between life and death right now, here in the reality based world." mzmolly 12 hrs ago #43

They party bashers have cost us elections and when they do they don't regret it one bit. creeksneakers2 21 hrs ago #13

Who are "they [sic] party bashers" you reference? luv2fly 20 hrs ago #16

Jill Stein voters SocialDemocrat61 15 hrs ago #18

In the context of the OP, I suspect that's inaccurate. n/t luv2fly 14 hrs ago #21

Why? SocialDemocrat61 14 hrs ago #22

Those who don't understand how change happens mzmolly 11 hrs ago #49

You mean those like Barack Obama? Who Maru Kitteh 11 hrs ago #56

What? mzmolly 10 hrs ago #60

7 years in the state senate and half a US Senate term? dpibel 9 hrs ago #62

Incremental change and compromise as a sin -- but Social Security, Medicare, ACA, all progress -- incremental. betsuni 10 hrs ago #59

such a good point bigtree 9 hrs ago #66

Nobody is forcing them to do anything creeksneakers2 11 hrs ago #53

This message was self-deleted by its author Celerity 15 hrs ago #19

I think the GOP is just fine with an appeaser like Schumer in leadership 617Blue 14 hrs ago #20

what did he 'appease' on during the historic legislative advancements during Biden's term? bigtree 14 hrs ago #24

"petrified of a Leader like .." You can't seriously BELIEVE ....? stopdiggin 12 hrs ago #46

Right-wing can relax, attacking the Democratic Party is being done for them. betsuni 14 hrs ago #23

the pattern was set in the last presidential election. bigtree 14 hrs ago #28

Republicans couldn't have so successfully demonized government and Democrats without all the help. betsuni 13 hrs ago #37

nailed it. what is 100% predictable - is there will be SOMETHING to be 'outraged and disappointed' about in the stopdiggin 11 hrs ago #50

Long Live That Mess We Call Democracy Emile 14 hrs ago #25

Republicans are happy to watch fawning cheerleaders attack their fellow Democrats Orrex 14 hrs ago #26

Sorry, but Democrats do a great job of sabotaging the best election chances they have with conciliatory leaders lees1975 14 hrs ago #29

it's not about what republicans think, but you should care that they're smirking from the WH bigtree 13 hrs ago #42

I guess "Schumer is doing great and you're stupid and a bad Democrat Scrivener7 13 hrs ago #32

Spot on! demmiblue 9 hrs ago #67

Exactly, and very well said! MineralMan 13 hrs ago #35

What are we talking about here, and why? displacedvermoter 13 hrs ago #38

a resurgence of shitstirring over the Dem leadership bigtree 13 hrs ago #41

Democrats in Disarray displacedvermoter 12 hrs ago #47

This you? dpibel 9 hrs ago #63

It basically boils down to: "Someone disagreed with me on the internet." demmiblue 12 hrs ago #44

while doing a pretty darned good job of coherently laying out their OWN points and opinion ... stopdiggin 11 hrs ago #51

Oh. Is it "Now Is Not The Time!" Bingo season already? Sympthsical 13 hrs ago #40

while the insistant (and oh so VOCAL) opposition has gained us .. ? (FFS) stopdiggin 11 hrs ago #52

Maritime advice from people who always steer full speed into the ice field Sympthsical 11 hrs ago #57

equally delusional - are those that continue to insist that we're going to win back stopdiggin 10 hrs ago #58

I guess it depends on who you want to get to the polls. Phoenix61 11 hrs ago #48

this is the holy grail bigtree 10 hrs ago #61

Except they see Jeffries and Schumer as the face of the Dem party Phoenix61 8 hrs ago #68

like I said bigtree 8 hrs ago #69

Well if they're going to do it i prefer now as opposed to SSJVegeta 11 hrs ago #54

As much as we like or dislike our political leaders, they are elected by their constituants walkingman 11 hrs ago #55

It's become obvious to me MorbidButterflyTat 9 hrs ago #64

anyone who knows me here bigtree 9 hrs ago #65

"The candidates didn't fail to resonate with voters; the voters failed to resonate with the candidates." Orrex 1 hr ago #70