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Kels's avatar

Over the weekend, I spent a lot of time thinking about the Democratic failures that got us here. Republicans telegraphed their evil plans for the past 40 years and the Dems settled for business as usual and "reaching across the aisle". Robert Mueller failing to indict and punting to Congress. Garland proceeding at a snail's pace out of an abundance of caution. Biden not starting his presidency in 2021 with a succession plan in place for 2024. The Dems truly awful way of messaging their incredible accomplishments 2021-2024. Biden NOT using the power SCOTUS afforded all presidents to wield unlimited power -- he had until January 19th to arrest Trump and everyone involved with Project 2025 for planning a 900 page published coup. Total lack of willful Federal action against voter suppression and gerrymandered districts. Great leaders like Al Franken stepping down for what the GOP would consider a quarter day news cycle scandal. Dems engaging in insider trading and bribery which hands "both sides are just as bad" messaging to the right. All we have now is Schumer talking about "arousal" and some woman politician last week sheepishly saying "I never swear" when espousing her gosh darn upset at what's happening in DC. Oh yeah, and Jefferies won't give up his never ending Obama as a Key and Peele sketch, saying absolutely nothing in interview after interview with enough hand gestures to guide a plane into the gate.

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Barry's avatar

Where the hell are the Democratic Party leaders? I am disgusted by the lack of any forceful response. Silence from Obamas, Clintons and “for the people” Kamala Harris has left the stage to sign a book deal. That has left us with Schumer and Jeffries who are completely over-matched. I am proud of our fighters (Murphy, AOC, Crockett and a few more) but without a leader we are flailing with no strategy or force. It is a stunning betrayal of their moral responsibility as Trump destroys our democracy. The party should be blown-up for new leadership.

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