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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: A few observations on "progressives" I've noticed from this election [View all]True Dough
(20,257 posts)52. Started reading this thread
then gave up. Too many of the same "I'm a true Dem" exchanges that are tearing the party apart right now.
Sad.
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A few observations on "progressives" I've noticed from this election [View all]
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
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I didn't mean to scapegoat progressives but the people I refer to here are a problem for Dems
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#3
We are in for a battle. The Progressives I know were active in marching for civil rights in the 60's
jalan48
Dec 2016
#5
You are not conscious that you are scapegoating? Take a closer look at this patently scapegoating
JudyM
Dec 2016
#9
no no no, not at all! I'm a liberal! I'm trying to figure out what we can about liberals
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#85
Not complicated, where is the movement Sanders and his supporters were supposed to . . .
brush
Dec 2016
#44
It was nascent when it was being discussed. Apparently it has gone belly up . . .
brush
Dec 2016
#56
The nascent anti-librral dems are.. basking in this election loss, it seems...
dionysus
Dec 2016
#83
I know several Democrats who voted for Trump, they could not stand to vote for Hillary
Nictuku
Dec 2016
#29
one additional spot for worst: the guy who lost to the woman who lost to the guy who won.
LanternWaste
Dec 2016
#24
Actually he doesn't think any of those things, but apparently simplistic thinking is popular now.
Kentonio
Dec 2016
#19
HUH? They are the enemy if they want to take away women's rights, because they disagree with us.
Justice
Dec 2016
#64
Only his supporters are able to infer and translate accurately what he meant.
LanternWaste
Dec 2016
#25
do you honestly think he doesn't feel that way? He's certainly hinted at it.
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#37
If you think Bernie is happy with Trump being elected, then you obviously don't know who Bernie is.
PatsFan87
Dec 2016
#62
I'm not talking about all progressives, just a group that I know on Facebook who call themselves
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#35
Yes, thanks. I should also say I have called myself a progressive (though not so much lately)
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#53
sorry-- but I'm trying to figure out how to reach these people that should be voting with us
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#55
When one of our allies need our help which requires some sort of military aid what do we do?
JHan
Dec 2016
#78
Not my point at all... my point was she the Dem nominee, and still many progressives
Fast Walker 52
Dec 2016
#86
Most of my friends are more savvy politically and understand the three branches and loved Obama
bettyellen
Dec 2016
#80