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This Morning on One American News had a story that the DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Shultz is causing mass inter conflict with the up coming mid terms. Since the Gov. Walker wise crack moderate Dems and Liberals are very concerned that the end fighting will cause a minority status in the next congress and the 2016 election.
The DNC is very divided on Clinton as their nominee. Good for the GOP if they keep on brand and on message.
So bottom line the DNC is in a perpetual tail spin and there is no positive outcome in the future for Democrats. Many will either sit out or vote Conservative.
Perpetual tail spin. Yes, being divided on who should be the nomination for president 2 years out is clearly a sign of a divided party. Political parties are full of people who are individuals and not some hive mind. As such, every single major political party at ever point in time this far before an election is divided.
On a similar note, people wake up after they sleep. Why anyone would need to make a thread on the internet to be stunned about normal things is pointless.
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The masses will continue to vote in Dems because Dems promise them the world.
..as opposed to voting for the other party who do the same thing.
The same was said about the GOP not all that long ago. It's as predictable as the sun rising. One party gets power and abuses it which for some reason people seem to think that the solution is to turn to the party they had just rejected not long ago for abusing their power.
The GOP is up but if you see where it appears they are going, back to the same leadership that failed them in the past, it's not going to be long lasting.
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The DNC and the RNC are both in train wreck mode...the RNC "good ol'boys" are dealing with the totally clueless Tbaggers and the DNC "good ol'boys" are dealing with the batcrap crazy left wing...id say both are derailed.
The DNC and the RNC are both in train wreck mode...the RNC "good ol'boys" are dealing with the totally clueless Tbaggers and the DNC "good ol'boys" are dealing with the batcrap crazy left wing...id say both are derailed.
Reid, Pelosi, Boehner and McConnell are obviously perfectly capable of screwing things up on their own.
And yet people still refuse to vote third party in national elections because they are convinced they are "throwing away their vote".
The only way one "throws away their vote" is by not voting.
People are convinced that they really only have a choice of two parties.
People need to wake up and realize that if a third party can get 5% of the vote then that third party gets legs.
And neither the D's nor the R's in power want a third party to get legs and standing in "the game" we call politics.
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Reid, Pelosi, Boehner and McConnell are obviously perfectly capable of screwing things up on their own.
You won't get argument from me on that if that's what you are looking for...Pelosi turns my stomach to even look at...totally disconnected from the real world.
You won't get argument from me on that if that's what you are looking for...Pelosi turns my stomach to even look at...totally disconnected from the real world.
Seems to me that you were saying that the problem is with those looking to shake up the status quo?
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