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In reply to the discussion: DNC chairman aims for diversity with delegate nominations [View all]Wounded Bear
(63,799 posts)6. Sounds good to me...
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Thanks for posting this. Was just browsing the other thread when it was locked.
eppur_se_muova
Oct 2017
#4
Amazing the difference using this as an attack against Dems and simply laying out a story factually.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#5
Criticism of something someone in the party does is not "an attack against Dems".
Ken Burch
Oct 2017
#20
Criticism lacking fact equals, bad. We see too much and this is a perfect example.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#24
Look, I disagree. I have watched and continue to watch the effort to put some aside.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#29
I am referring to your claim that this side is not putting diversity to the side. I argue that point
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#36
We are all for diversity and we all support the fight against social oppression.
Ken Burch
Oct 2017
#56
And I don't gaslight. I don't have power over you and I don't have the capacity
Ken Burch
Oct 2017
#70
You are right. You do not have that ability which is the theme of my posts, repeatedly.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#73
I do not "need"anything from you, lol. You put out division and then step back. I do not play.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#81
Finally, someone describes it in words that make sense, I have been trying to do that, well done
Eliot Rosewater
Oct 2017
#203
A former candidate that is posturing himself for a future run. It matters to us, the Democratic base
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#201
Incorrect. we hear the language today. That is what we are addressing, today.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#210
This Op was DNC and a faction attacking DNC. I do not need your help on how to maneuver my political
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#215
No straw man. I'll narrow it down...it was the response I got to all the post-election OPs.
Ken Burch
Oct 2017
#234
I am done with that. I am done with the coddling. Done. Some refuses to learn from the past.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#39
For some, diversity apparently means angry, impolite "street level" radicals who think Democrats
betsuni
Oct 2017
#41
What I feel, adamantly, is some people telling me what is happening, is not happening.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#42
I do not really care about your end result. I do care about the effort to once again, trashing the
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#49
As we clearly see, it was presented for some to cause controversy that wasn't there. I oppose.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#66
Mostly, these are people who cannot accept 16...and are bitter..those who hated the
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#183
I will repeat my point this once, for you. Sanders is posturing for a future run.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#211
My conversation isnt about you. It is about the divisiveness being created for the Democratic Party.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#216
I have no doubt he is posturing for another run...but he won't win a primary...I hope he does not
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#220
No. And I admitted that was a stupid thing to do, so why are you still mad about it?
Ken Burch
Oct 2017
#45
There's nothing that's being done that people need to be hardballed into accepting.
Ken Burch
Oct 2017
#63
I am so done with being told I really do not see what is in front of my face. I agree with you.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#69
Yes...if we say we will unquestioningly vote for the Democrat...it will lead to an electoral
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#182
"Diversity" achieved entirely at the expense of the Sanders/Ellison wing of the party
markpkessinger
Oct 2017
#8
Just as you did not bother to read the article in the OP, I cannot be bothered to read your comment.
DonViejo
Oct 2017
#9
I look forward to reading your letter to Tom Steyer, telling him he and his money are no longer
DonViejo
Oct 2017
#27
I read your op and the Vanity Fair article and a number of other articles this morning..
CentralMass
Oct 2017
#133
Nope, see Mrs. Coffee's #25 below. The facts are against what you are saying. nt
stevenleser
Oct 2017
#77
And there you have it. All of this nonsense from people trying to manufacture outrage against the
stevenleser
Oct 2017
#75
Petty squabbles and attacks on Democrats or the party do not seem reasonable. Period.
MrsCoffee
Oct 2017
#90
And I thought DU was a place to SUPPORT the party, but attacking the party is welcome
Eliot Rosewater
Oct 2017
#205
And there it is...this is always and continues to be about Sen. Sanders...who cannot have a "wing"
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#184
Pres. Obama supported the Keystone at one time...there are differing opinions...and it is no longer
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#31
The Dems have always been a big tent. But I too was unhappy with the endorsement of Mello.
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#134
The Democratic Party is a big tent party...and what you consider important...may not be
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#177
We don't need to kick people out of the party because they have jobs you don't like...too bad.
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#30
People have jobs and we have never based party membership or activism on jobs.
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#35
On some matters, DU is less credible than progressive boards like JackPineRadicals.
philly_bob
Oct 2017
#87
I don't see how anyone could look at that sentence without bursting into peals of hearty laughter.
betsuni
Oct 2017
#161
That would be the site that calls women harpies, at the very least? No identity politics.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#105
That's true, but there's one respect in which they're almost exactly the same.
Jim Lane
Oct 2017
#166
Sorry, not buying it. This is just your version of "both sides do it" as an attempt to
R B Garr
Oct 2017
#195
Both sides do it, both sides are the same, what about the men, blue lives matter too.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#198
I went into one link, calling women, Democratic women, harpies. That said everything.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#229
The official spin about "diversity" is not completely congruent with the facts.
Jim Lane
Oct 2017
#89
I don't know. Is the statement I quoted true? or do you not care about that? (n/t)
Jim Lane
Oct 2017
#108
JPR, Breitbart, Greenwald/Intercept, FR, and various others aren't worth the effort to check
stevenleser
Oct 2017
#112
Isn't Greenwald connected to Assange? I know that doesn't work for me.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#114
Exactly. And they are lying again now, MrsCoffee's #25 above has all the facts.
stevenleser
Oct 2017
#115
I stopped listening to Greenwald at least a couple years ago. He has proved his agenda counters
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#118
People are done, and hopefully the DNC and Democratic Party is done with the petty fighting.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#122
I have watched childish, false, irresponsible attacks on the Democratic Party. Done.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#127
Getting into an argument about who deserves the title "progressive" is generally unhelpful.
Jim Lane
Oct 2017
#138
Using it to bash the majority of the Democratic base is harmful and untrue.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#139
Your post is a good example of a distinction without a difference and manufactured outrage
stevenleser
Oct 2017
#128
Their well-known reputations precede them. I must say, it reveals much about anyone who would...
NurseJackie
Oct 2017
#117
I agree. And I have to read MrsCoffee #25 that you all are pointing out.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#119
I respectfully request that you also read my # 88 in response. Get both sides. Thanks. (n/t)
Jim Lane
Oct 2017
#123
It is not "both sides". I am done with agitators that caused our problem 2016.
Mediumsizedhand
Oct 2017
#125
Lots of attention is being paid to those who were removed, little attention to....
George II
Oct 2017
#121
I don't know much about them yet, but I sure as heck didn't jump on the bandwagon...
George II
Oct 2017
#193
If you want to say that something is wrong, fine, but don't say it isn't true.
Jim Lane
Oct 2017
#224
so if they make a claim, somebody could correct the record. Sure, take it with a pile of salt. Are
JCanete
Oct 2017
#144
They are now like Breitbart...so none of their statements need be addressed...they
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#187
It looks like the Party is hurting for money also. Maybe this diversity will help fill the coffers.
jalan48
Oct 2017
#94
Sanders grassroots organization was a prolific fund raiser during the primary. Do think that ..
CentralMass
Oct 2017
#152
What I believe is that the DNC just made a mistake with this recent purge.
CentralMass
Oct 2017
#159
I dispute that they are not being listened too...and why should anyone follow a Senator
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#188
Cool...sounds like a puff piece though. If you are going to talk about who got nominated as if
JCanete
Oct 2017
#143
Why...would that be useful? You can infer anything by such choices... and it is just more endless
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#189
You don't give a damn about it. Other people do. But of course it would be useful. If some people
JCanete
Oct 2017
#197
"Stop giving them your support" and elect Republicans...not a great plan but one that works out
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#221