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vernonbird's avatar

I, for one, am less than impressed with the leadership of the DNC, as well as that of various high-level officials.

Refusing corporate and PAC funds needs to be done before the Democratic Party is going to have much credibility as 'Champions of the Working Class' by actual *members* of that class.

The Clinton-era embrace of corporatism needs to be repudiated, and they need to start acting like fucking *Democrats* again, instead of the Rupublican Lite product we've been offered since the 80's.

'Business as usual' ain't gonna cut it.

It's what *got* us here, after all.

enter name here's avatar

All I can say is: decades of "voting for the lesser of two evils" has gotten us a bigger evil than we could have imagined. The Democratic party needs to stop being the lesser of two evils and start being *good*, a legit progressive/socialist fighter that even independents and disenfranchised poor who lean right can get with. Now would be a good time for that, folks.

Jonathan Livingston Seagull's avatar

So, like, do you think a sternly-worded letter to the DNC might get the job done? Lol

West's avatar
May 21Edited

The DNC sucks. Their, "just let it go, we're above that" approach (a/k/a "when they go low") is like Charlie Brown with the football. Sure, it failed every time before, but I've got a good feeling.

John Kerry once said, "That is an untruth, Sir." And I thought, "Untruth!? Yep, he's done." Maybe if he would have said, "That's bullshit!" Junior Bush would never have became president.

Lawrence B's avatar

Allowing Dementia Don to run a shadow government didn't help either