Wasserman-Schultz Stumped About The Difference Between a Democrat and a Socialist (ideologies, work)

[PCALMike]

She couldn't answer because she knows that the American people support the ideas of Bernie Sanders. Surveys of the political views of Americans show this. They want a better government that responds to the needs of the people and improves the quality of life of Americans.

More and more people are seeing through the scare tactic of "evil socialism" used by the oligarchy that tries to scare people from voting for people who address the needs of the American people and dont ram trade deals, wars, Wall Street deregulation/bailout and $1m cancer treatments down their throats.

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by dsjj251

Or, those of us who know how politics work knows that the Chair of the DNC is like the queen of England.

her signature is needed, but she isnt actually responsible for doing anything.

That being said, it was a dumb question.

It must have killed you to admit she is a moron.

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by chucksnee

Great deflection, care to answer the OP?

Of course not....

Its not a deflection, its a point


When governing a nation, the end (intended)result is usually the same, a better country. The difference is how to get there.

[GHOSTRIDER AZ]

Originally Posted by LauraC

I did not see this live but play the video:

"In an interview with MSNBC host Chris Matthews in which the openly socialist Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders was brought up, Wasserman-Schultz was asked, "What is the difference between a Democrat and a socialist?" The stammering Wasserman-Schultz was pressed by Matthews, who said, "I used to think there was a big difference. What do you think?"

She tries to deflect the question by responding to a question he didn't ask - the difference between Republicans and Democrats but Matthews doesn't let go.

"You're the chairwoman of the Democratic Party. Tell me the difference between you and a socialist."

She couldn't answer the question.

Then he pressed her over whether the Socialist would speak at the Democrat convention. She said he would so the incredulous Matthews asked her again about letting a socialist speak? Then he asked if it would be in prime time. She wouldn't say.

» Wasserman Schultz stumped when asked to explain difference between a Democrat and a Socialist » News -- GOPUSA

That is Debbie 101. I wish I could of seen her fidget in her seat. Can you Believe she lives in SoFl?

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by pknopp

It must have killed you to admit she is a moron.

She isnt a moron, but it is clear you didnt actually know the function of the Chair of the DNC.

must have killed you to admit you had no idea what you were talking about, LOL

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by dsjj251

Its not a deflection, its a point


When governing a nation, the end (intended)result is usually the same, a better country. The difference is how to get there.

So debbie is a repub, you should tell her that. OR your comment is a complete 100% deflection....

[The Dark Enlightenment]

Matthews was being a dick and Wasserman-Schultz was being a typical "spokesman" type who will not deviate from talking points. These kinds of interviews are annoying and useless.

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by dsjj251

She isnt a moron, but it is clear you didnt actually know the function of the Chair of the DNC.

must have killed you to admit you had no idea what you were talking about, LOL

Her role is to allow someone like Matthews expose her ignorance?

[pknopp]

Originally Posted by The Dark Enlightenment

Matthews was being a dick and Wasserman-Schultz was being a typical "spokesman" type who will not deviate from talking points. These kinds of interviews are annoying and useless.

More interviewers need to be dicks when people refuse to come off their talking points.

[dsjj251]

Originally Posted by chucksnee

So debbie is a repub, you should tell her that. OR your comment is a complete 100% deflection....

There are more than 2 options here, so how about you actually respond to my point.