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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Democrats are not alienating white working class people from the democratic party nor [View all]baldguy
(36,649 posts)45. Bingo & bingo.
Thank you for pointing out the bit I missed.
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Democrats are not alienating white working class people from the democratic party nor [View all]
boston bean
Dec 2016
OP
Rolling out your version of "facts" I see..."are all hopeless." What facts did you use to determine
JCanete
Dec 2016
#3
Thought many of those deplorables voted for Obama... what does that tell you?
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jan 2017
#53
A segment of the white working class has different priorities than the working class as a whole.
Garrett78
Dec 2016
#4
You aren't the base of the party anymore. Deal with it. Also the WWC is a bullshit meme
bettyellen
Dec 2016
#11
There is just a huge amount of people staying home and sadly I think it's because of the
bettyellen
Dec 2016
#16
Aww the revenge of the slighted white man, how telling you defend his ego driven vote. Fuck that.
bettyellen
Jan 2017
#47
We lost for a lot of reasons, none being we didn't win over the people who hated Obama and Hillary
bettyellen
Jan 2017
#49
Good way to influence people and make friends. No wonder "the message" isn't resonating...
dionysus
Jan 2017
#64
If our Party doesn't break it's addiction to corporate money we will not be able to
Dustlawyer
Jan 2017
#29
I think Americans are fine with corruption if they think they get a benefit. That's the lesson.
bettyellen
Jan 2017
#51
Oh please. Polls showed this was about immigration and terrorism. Not economics.
bettyellen
Jan 2017
#50
Didn't they alienate themselves by choosing trump? They know he's disgusting in so many ways
brush
Jan 2017
#36
Right. Who alienated who? When they started voting for Republicans they abandoned America.
baldguy
Jan 2017
#17
Great! With our wonderful showing nationwide in the last election we don't need them anyway!
jalan48
Jan 2017
#18
Next up: Fighting against the "International Bankers" for that "White Working Class".
baldguy
Jan 2017
#23
Rooting? I'm rooting for more Democratic election victories in 2018. How about you?
jalan48
Jan 2017
#26
You're rooting for Democratic election victories by joyfully using RW memes that divide Democrats?
baldguy
Jan 2017
#27
Let's start by stopping the use of RW talking points to attack Democrats, shall we?
baldguy
Jan 2017
#34
You have mentioned "Right Wing talking points" several times now in reference to my posts.
jalan48
Jan 2017
#35
What thread are you in? The phrase "White Working Class" is a racist RW talking point.
baldguy
Jan 2017
#37
Using RW talking points to attack Democrats doesn't help Democrats win elections.
baldguy
Jan 2017
#43
The reason it's code is that the working class is not just whites. That classification, when . . .
brush
Jan 2017
#41
It's more than that. It's a dog whistle to imply persons of color don't work.
Garrett78
Jan 2017
#42
Of course that is alienating. How the media covers this shit is one thing, and in that context your
JCanete
Jan 2017
#52
I am stunned that so many people overlooked ALL the completely obvious moral flaws in Trump
karynnj
Jan 2017
#60
You should make this an OP. I appreciate the time and thought that went into your post. Thank you
boston bean
Jan 2017
#62