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In reply to the discussion: What political direction should the Democrats take next? [View all]walkingman
(8,692 posts)11. After the shock of our loss subsides, I think we will realize that after another Trump
term, if we still have a Democracy, whom ever is the Dem nominee will be our next POTUS. Much like the situation with "W" Bush.
I don't think we are "out of touch" with the American voter at all. I think there are a lot of people who live from paycheck to paycheck in America and are resentful, so they decided to go against the Dems who hold the current WH.
I personally think Democratic platform is an inclusive platform that celebrate diversity and inclusion. But the pandemic caused such a disruption and someone had to take the blame.
I totally reject the idea that we (DEMS) do not represent the best of America - the choice was easy.
We failed an "open book test" all the facts were obvious.
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Start by telling Liz Cheney and Rick Wilson and Steve Schmidt to find their own political "home"
WarGamer
Nov 8
#9
I happen to be in California, and Newsom is meeting with 17 Governors from blue state for a plan to counter any
JohnSJ
Nov 8
#40
After the shock of our loss subsides, I think we will realize that after another Trump
walkingman
Nov 8
#11
All the GOP has proven in the past 40 years is that there was a good reason for the New Deal
tenderfoot
Nov 8
#20