And that’s what makes you part of the problem, not part of the solution.
And yet, Progressives across the nation are still dumbfounded as to why they lost... you Sparky, you and that attitude. Go look in the mirror, or better yet, dont, keep it up and relegate the left to minority party status for the rest of your life
Thank you for being a shining example of how to cut one’s nose off to spite one’s face! This is a major problem among progressives, they tend to look for ideological purity everywhere and if valuable information comes from a source that is potentially ideologically impure, it’s rejected out of hand. Rejecting this…
She likely disagrees with this gentleman’s viewpoints on some level since she headed a local chapter of the “Republican Woman for Hillary” in Utah.
That attitude? That snarky snap judgment you just goosed up there on response to thoughtful and, frankly, good, practical advice? Based on nothing other than the writer’s previous previous fucking employer?
Do you or anyone here have advice on where to find advocacy groups to volunteer with? I currently have more time than money to give and would like to get involved with advocacy groups that have to do with gun control- lgbtq equality- civil liberties - healthcare accessibility - you get he idea — I’m in Orlando.
Does it really matter who she worked for? She has some great advice and she clearly recognizes how this target audience is feeling. I’m sharing this article...I was motivated by her tweets yesterday and it’s good advice.
Don’t be a dick. Even if she agrees with the toolbag, she’s offering sound political advocacy advice to an obviously liberal audience.