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Originally Posted by chielgirl
Why don't you call them, OP, if that's what you want to do?
I'd love to see them review this thread and combine it with one of the many other threads on this topic.
You know, the ones I posted upthread and you refused to read.
I think I told you I have no interest in re-hashing your previously stated opinions.
I also don't appreciate you trolling my current thread.
However, you are more than welcome and encouraged to participate.
It must be interesting to be part of an organization ashamed of it's own roots.
I posted a simple question which has been routinely ignored.
You are not clever, your disingenuous.
Why can't any of you simply answer the question?
Would you vote for a Congressman who is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America?
(yes I know you want to change the dialogue but that is the question and has been all along, I can only assume Ive really hit a chord here)
Simply answer the question or quit trolling.
I'm not personally familiar with the DSA and their officials and I can't seem to find any candidates for elected office listed on their website. This idea might be new to you but I vote for candidates based off their policy positions. And since I can't find a DSA candidate on their site I can't dissect their positions enough to give you a ya or nah... There are a few individuals on your link that I like but for some particular reason I can't seem to find them listed on the DSA official website.
Location: Currently I physically reside on the 3rd planet from the sun
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Originally Posted by SHABAZZ310
I'm not personally familiar with the DSA and their officials and I can't seem to find any candidates for elected office listed on their website. This idea might be new to you but I vote for candidates based off their policy positions. And since I can't find a DSA candidate on their site I can't dissect their positions enough to give you a ya or nah... There are a few individuals on your link that I like but for some particular reason I can't seem to find them listed on the DSA official website.
Anyway, a progressive is somebody who believs in individual liberty and economic fairness, or leans in that direction on the political spectrum. They dont have to be as far to the left as a socialist.
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