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In reply to the discussion: What political direction should the Democrats take next? [View all]standingtall
(3,007 posts)13. Moving to center is the same as moving to the right
And that has always been a long term loser for us. Even if we make short term gains it comes back to bites down the road. Running centrist/moderate candidates is part of the reason swing States shift to deep red States in the blink of an eye. Plus no one today can define where this mythical center even is.
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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
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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