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originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: UKTruth
I fear you're correct, and that scares me.
I'm not a Republican... I am proudly independent. I want a balance of power that serves the people. But if things don't change with the DNC, and change fast, I can foresee a day 12 years or so from now when I am trying to convince people how President Mike Pence's latest proposal is a disaster in the making, with no DNC to hear me.
That's, I guess, what bothers me the most. If people think a two-party system is bad, wait till they get a load of a one-party system!
TheRedneck
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: Krazysh0t
Oh, I am being objective... about subjectivity.
People make decisions based on their interpretation of the facts, not strictly on the facts themselves. The whole point of politics is to convince people of the facts in a particular light. The DNC has chosen to do this through riots, name-calling, and throwing tantrums. Sorry, but all that convinces me of is that they need to be ignored until they grow up.
And I'm not alone. If I was, we might be giving grades to President Hillary Clinton. *cringe*
TheRedneck
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: UKTruth
You know I can not believe how spiteful, hateful and evil, Democrats has become since trump won the elections, the leadership is just destroyed and without any organization, we can see very clear that their intentions as career politicians has never been about the people, the nation or the needs of the nation, is all about themselves and their campaign donors.
I guess the democratic leadership has always been this bad, is just that we never got to see their true colors until a none career politician won the elections in modern days.
a Democrat party embracing obstructionism, violence and oppression, and a Republican party too idealistic to get things done. A mess.
Many Americans – more than half, in most polls –
believe that Trump is underperforming as president.
Strikes against him include his divisive and failed travel bans,
his blatant and insulting duplicity when it comes to voter fraud or crowd size,
his impulsive conduct of foreign policy,
his failure to divest from the Trump Organization,
his embrace of Wall Street and of foreign dictators,
his addiction to cable news,
and a lack of policy seriousness which leads him to confuse Iraq and Syria,
confuse which direction the navy is sailing in
and to say things like, “Nobody knew that healthcare could be so complicated.”
Half of the voters didn't want him.