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In reply to the discussion: Robert Reich on "Lessons from the Election"-- I think he's spot on [View all]delisen
(6,822 posts)60. Mexico just got a female president. She is also Jewish.
Millions of macho Mexican men voted her into office . How do you explain that? She is also Jewish.
Do you know what is happening in Mexico? How they have not let misogyny stop them from making abortion legal, increasing female representation at all levels, moving ahead on environmental issues,. affordable health care.
Blaming misogyny for our regression into fascism is accepting the MAGA framing and ensuring that fascism will win and democracy will lose.
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Robert Reich on "Lessons from the Election"-- I think he's spot on [View all]
LymphocyteLover
Nov 2024
OP
For 40 years now, those coming into the workforce have dealt with this ... and your statement was an "Oh Snap!"
KPN
Nov 2024
#54
Agree - I think we should bring back more apprenticeship type programs in the various trades.
walkingman
Nov 2024
#24
This is a recipe for the death of the Democratic Party (or whoever adopts this position.)
LAS14
Nov 2024
#66
No nihilsm, please. No "will anything make any difference", please. It's self-destructive. Forward. . . . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 2024
#19
The world is on a self-destructive path, and we just trashed the last chance to avoid it
William Seger
Nov 2024
#32
I understand. It IS dark & difficult now. Will be brighter later. Break is ok. But you might find support on DU
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 2024
#63
Don't shift ground, but increase efforts to help the non-college educated. Reich makes lots of good points
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 2024
#17
Nope. This is the same thing they said in 2016, and we learned unequivocally that it wasn't true. It still isn't.
Scrivener7
Nov 2024
#21
I agree with you. We had a disaster, when after a debate, everybody turned on Joe, including his own party.
LisaL
Nov 2024
#47
Yes. I saw. I disagree. It's the biggest problem. And the economy is definitely A problem, but it's not why she lost.
Scrivener7
Nov 2024
#59
Here is some wisdom that we all need to understand. It comes from DUer soldierant:
Scrivener7
Nov 2024
#55
Ironically, "Latino men" may have a hard time returning to the damn country much less the Democratic Party.
paleotn
Nov 2024
#26
I totally disagree with "There is little or no evidence of widespread cheating by Republicans."
dickthegrouch
Nov 2024
#70