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In reply to the discussion: Democrats' Move to the Right Profoundly Affects our Young People and Our Future. [View all]SunSeeker
(51,662 posts)210. It is fine as long as you are not doing it on a DEMOCRATIC site.
Pushing for third party candidates here seems like trolling to me.
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Democrats' Move to the Right Profoundly Affects our Young People and Our Future. [View all]
Le Taz Hot
Aug 2013
OP
Clinton moved center right too ...Obama the same ...and some want a repeat of that with Hillary. WTF
L0oniX
Aug 2013
#215
Obama had an army in 2009, he told them to sit in the corner while the grownups ran things
Fumesucker
Aug 2013
#7
Isn't that whats wrong in America? No real patriotism and honor anymore...
AZ Progressive
Aug 2013
#189
Along with the loss of ambition to do great things. We'd rather not try than risk failing anymore
Egalitarian Thug
Aug 2013
#190
Those young Dem voters represented the future of the real Dem party ...thrown under the bus.
L0oniX
Aug 2013
#218
In fairness, the Third Way/DLC/Blue Dogs in the House and Senate, Harry Reid in particular,
Zorra
Aug 2013
#195
Loosing that Obama Dem youth vote will be the worst mistake in the history of the Dem party. n/t
L0oniX
Aug 2013
#217
Both the 2008 and 2012 Democratic party platforms were well to the right of the 1956 Republican one.
hobbit709
Aug 2013
#8
That's not a policy. Name the policies that demonstrate a "sharp right turn." n/t
ProSense
Aug 2013
#22
It started with leaving single payer Democrats out of the talks about health care.
JDPriestly
Aug 2013
#168
It started with focusing on health care without doing a thing about the economy
duffyduff
Aug 2013
#223
Actually, after reading the article I cite in the following post, I realized
JDPriestly
Aug 2013
#224
"Hoffa and Trumka know what it takes if they want access to the White House. "
ProSense
Aug 2013
#174
Are you really that far gone? Day one; before being sworn into office Barack Obama appoints
Egalitarian Thug
Aug 2013
#204
As a boomer living in WI, I often feel the earth has shifted beneath my feet...
HereSince1628
Aug 2013
#17
I agree with the exception that I don't see today's youth as much different from us.
Bluenorthwest
Aug 2013
#19
I'm offering the literature of the times. I think that which you claim is 'today's youth'
Bluenorthwest
Aug 2013
#69
Oh, they'll stop by alright, but will read just enough of it, to post some BS why is is wrong.
RC
Aug 2013
#26
If keeping wingnuts out of those seats isn't incentive enough for you, how about the SCOTUS?
SunSeeker
Aug 2013
#107
At the very least, to elect Dems because they will not force women to have their rapists babies. nt
SunSeeker
Aug 2013
#110
I am going to work to get DEMS elected, whether you think they're "neoliberals" or whatever.
SunSeeker
Aug 2013
#126
No, the disenfranchisement of the Dem base is caused by Republican voter ID/suppression laws.
SunSeeker
Aug 2013
#131
The time to make that choice is in the primaries, not in the general election.
SunSeeker
Aug 2013
#118
I do too. And no one said you're supposed to get enthusiastic about Hillary.
SunSeeker
Aug 2013
#134
You owe your country a vote that assures a Republican not be elected President.
SunSeeker
Aug 2013
#228
There's very few "safe states," especially with Republicans changing winner take all in blue states.
SunSeeker
Aug 2013
#237
No, that is not reality. No Dem wants to force you to have your rapist's baby. nt
SunSeeker
Aug 2013
#229
A DINO would not run against Snowe (she's not running again anyway). But she still supports the GOP
SunSeeker
Aug 2013
#233
How is it that none of you ever think to look in the mirror when assigning blame
Egalitarian Thug
Aug 2013
#205
Reagan was a Reactionary. It's critical to understand what he reacted to as these issues remain...
Junkdrawer
Aug 2013
#39
You could drive a truck through the massive gaps of history lacking in this OP
BeyondGeography
Aug 2013
#56
I see the lesser-of-two-evils voting strategy to be exactly what you describe.
Maedhros
Aug 2013
#136
Instead of talking about young people and speculating about what they think perhaps
totodeinhere
Aug 2013
#84
What about your false claim that support for President Obama among younger voters declined in
totodeinhere
Aug 2013
#92
No really? So there is a reason for all the young right leaning kiddies? Who woulda thunk!
Safetykitten
Aug 2013
#89
If you go back and look at some of his old video clip he was always pro business. A lot of people
JRLeft
Aug 2013
#109
Start the military draft .. again. That seems to get young folks engaged .. pretty quickly too.
YOHABLO
Aug 2013
#180
Obama and Hillary should've gotten out of the way, We NEEDED a REAL HERO
AZ Progressive
Aug 2013
#188
truly sad failure this president has been, retrograde in so many ways,..
Civilization2
Aug 2013
#192
The phony Democrats we've been allowed to vote for have been selling us out for decades.
blkmusclmachine
Aug 2013
#196
Although it's not all his fault (Pelosi and Reid "helped"), Obama's time in office
Doctor_J
Aug 2013
#200
I knew in 2008 that he was the largest receipient of Wall Street cash of any candidate in history
Douglas Carpenter
Aug 2013
#207