“The Dems” are not. The DNC is. “The Dems” include progressives and some socialists that are Democrat in name only. It is a pretty big tent. The problem is that the DNC has all the power in the tent.
“The Dems” are not. The DNC is. “The Dems” include progressives and some socialists that are Democrat in name only. It is a pretty big tent. The problem is that the DNC has all the power in the tent.
Hence, the Senate doing what it was designed to do from inception: protect the interests of elites. Period. And it’s been working quite well for them. For, us? Well, ...
Right. They’re the political wrestling heel, choking the “good guy” in the corner while their partner distracts the ref. When the democrat partner steps in the ring, the ref stops the action, and the heel in the corner holds up his hands in the universal “What? We didn’t do anything!” sign. The Dems need to run in the…
And 2000, it came down to triple digits in Florida.
Yes! We will never win if we never fight!
I have a dream, probably a futile dream but still, that Biden will appoint a bunch of under-50 Democratic presidential candidates to his cabinet so that when he resigns in 2 years and 1 day to let Harris take over, the Democratic leadership will have been supplanted by new, younger people with new ideas that better…
Because Dems are a center right corporatist party, old guard like Feinstein are gonna fight tooth and nail to keep their donors happy by not rocking the boat with ‘newfangled’ ideas like a living wage and universal healthcare insurance.
Yeah like Romney is gonna vote against a nominee who is anti abortion, that was a 2 day pipe dream.
Add increasing the size of the House of Representatives to more actually be representative of the population, rather than diluting the votes of the more populous states. This is entirely within Congress’s constitutional authority to set, and has the added advantage of correspondingly altering the number of electors…
It would work but it would likely require a constitutional amendment to get it to stick and I have no idea if there are enough states to go for it. There’s also the interesting point that the scotus actually isn’t given the power to declare laws unconstitutional so revoking that power would then open up a huge box of…
I’ll start by professing my love and admiration for Michelle Obama.
The Federalist Society doesn’t give two shits about Roe.
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This reminds me of 2018, Kevin De Leon was a rising star in California politics. He is a popular state politician with a story of coming up from nothing to become the head of the state senate. The apex of young California leadership: Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris, Alex Padilla and Kevin de Leon.
But progressives have conveniently left out one part in their recounting of the Democratic fight for Garland’s nomination:
What you’re saying is we need more Black political leaders representing us.
I agree.