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In reply to the discussion: Biden Is Ceding Presidential Influence to Trump, and Some Democrats Are Furious [View all]CousinIT
(10,485 posts)33. Yes I'm MORE than a little pissed that Dems are dead silent on so many issues.
WTF are they waiting for, the DNC Chair choice - waiting to get marching orders?
WTAF?
They're not on media, they're not much on social media (NONE OF THEM SHOULD BE ON X!) and many are still not on BlueSky.
They need to get their asses out on mainstream media every DAY, socials too. ALL of it -- and hammer on SHitler's cabinet picks, HAMMER on his cult's plans to decimate Social Security, HAMMER on RFKJr's idiocy - there's SO MUCH they could hammer on yet they are doing... WHAT exactly?
Ugh.
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Biden Is Ceding Presidential Influence to Trump, and Some Democrats Are Furious [View all]
WhiskeyGrinder
Dec 9
OP
Can we PLEASE use proper grammar: it's "Democratic leadership", not "democrat leadership"
HuskyOffset
Dec 9
#36
I sounds like you are saying that our Democratic Leaders are only out for themselves. Is that
DontBelieveEastisEas
Dec 10
#100
Rupert Murdoch owns The Wall Street Journal. As well as Fox News and The New York Post.
emulatorloo
Dec 9
#56
IT GOT 'HIM' RELIEF AND A CHANCE TO LIVE FOR MILLIONS OF AMERICANS. How DARE you.
Maru Kitteh
Dec 9
#9
The people he should be communicating with and trying to protect are average Americans
senseandsensibility
Dec 9
#86
When in the course of human events, it becomes obvious that a person needs to step aside, it must be called out by those
DontBelieveEastisEas
Dec 10
#103
Dems didn't backstab Biden. Dems backstabbed Dems that knew Biden had to go. And they are still doing it.
DontBelieveEastisEas
Dec 10
#101
I could no longer back him when I saw that he had lost the capacity to be effective. It is wrong, in my opinion to have
DontBelieveEastisEas
Dec 10
#104
What bullshit. No surprise this is from murdoch's WSJ. However, those suppossed unamed Democrats who are so
JohnSJ
Dec 9
#13
That is only a technicality, the reality is the media is only focused on the sociopath now.
JohnSJ
Dec 9
#76
I still cannot believe that he wasn't arrested as soon as they discovered the scope of his theft.
CrispyQ
Dec 9
#65
They must step up, all together with Biden leading, and lay out a plan for he next sic weeks.
Magoo48
Dec 9
#22
What I'm gonna do is get in the fucking way as often as I can and in as many ways as I can
Magoo48
Dec 9
#60
Exactly...President Biden was where he should be with what was going on in Syria. The thing is France was
PortTack
Dec 9
#27
Then, what do you do if they do not pay? And a system that uses exemptions can never be applied in a
DontBelieveEastisEas
Dec 11
#116
In the face of what they called a threat to democracy, what safeguards do you think that playbook includes?
WhiskeyGrinder
Dec 9
#38
Rupert Murdoch's Wall Street Journal! Can you post a link from Murdoch's Fox and NYPost too?
emulatorloo
Dec 9
#53
Syria's Russian-backed dictator just fell. Trump says the U.S. should stay out of it.
dawg
Dec 9
#59