bernie sanders: regressive

GuerillaGanjaGrower

GuerillaGanjaGrower

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goldberg71b said:
Typical liberal shit. Can't defend their position.
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I did defend my position. You have no clue what you are talking about. Reading an article doesn't make you an expert on the issue. I proved the point that you are using typical CONSERVATIVE bullshit to stereotype and exaggerate people and issues to scare people into voting against what is best for them.
 
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goldberg71b

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GuerillaGanjaGrower said:
I did defend my position. You have no clue what you are talking about. Reading an article doesn't make you an expert on the issue. I proved the point that you are using typical CONSERVATIVE bullshit to stereotype and exaggerate issue to scare people into voting against what is best for them.
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There was no defense just name calling or can't you remember what you typed 3 minutes ago?!
 
GuerillaGanjaGrower

GuerillaGanjaGrower

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goldberg71b said:
There was no defense just name calling or can't you remember what you typed 3 minutes ago?!
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What do you do for a living? Maybe I can tell you about your career and why it is fucked up after having no experience in that job. What would you call that person sir?

Wait you would probably vote for them to be president and then act like a pussy when someone helps you realize that you are wrong about something.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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goldberg71b said:
Here you go!
"We need leadership change," New York Democratic Rep. Kathleen Rice told CNN outside the House chamber. "It's time for Nancy Pelosi to go, and the entire leadership team."

Massachusetts Democratic Rep. Seth Moulton echoed Rice's complaints in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper. "This is certainly something that we have to discuss because it's clear that, I think, across the board in the Democratic Party we need new leadership. It's time for a new generation of leadership in the party."

The moderate New York Democrat said she had talked to a number of House Democrats since last night's defeat and some expressed concerns about keeping the same leadership team. She said she is not interested in running for Pelosi's post or other leadership posts, but said there are discussions among some Democrats about next steps. She didn't call for Pelosi's immediate ouster, but said that she hopes Pelosi will ultimately decide not to run for another term as the top Democratic leader in the next Congress and several others emerge as alternatives to lead the caucus.

(CNN)Jon Ossoff's defeat in Georgia's special House election -- an election Democrats hoped would have been a referendum on President Donald Trump -- has renewed some soul searching among its members.

In an interview with CNN's Don Lemon Wednesday, Rep. Tim Ryan criticized his party's brand, their outreach to voters and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.

"The brand is just bad," Ryan said. "I don't think people in the beltway are realizing just how toxic the Democratic Party brand is in so many parts of the country."


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Lemon asked Ryan if he believed Pelosi was more toxic than Donald Trump.

"The honest answer is in some areas of the country -- yes, she is," Ryan said. " I think that in certain areas, like in some of these special election districts, it doesn't benefit our candidates to be tied to her. "

Ryan challenged Pelosi last fall for the top leadership position, but lost that internal election, receiving only 63 votes from the 194 members.

"Clearly, we're coming off an election, and she's been getting pounded now for 10 years with negative ads from the Republicans." Ryan added, "I don't think it's fair. But, clearly, these ads using her, linking her to our candidates is still working."

The Ohio lawmaker argued that the Democratic Party had lost touch with the working class.

"I worry sometimes that we get so obsessed and angered by Donald Trump, which is OK, but you can't hold on to it because it takes your eye off the ball," Ryan said.

"We're not focusing on the economic messages. People in Ohio, Don, aren't really talking about Russia or Michael Flynn or Putin ... They're worried about paying the bills."

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There aren't any lies coming from me young buck!
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you said you saw all day on the news that republicans were going to lose georgia.

i asked for citation and you provided literally not one word from anyone stating that republicans would lose georgia.

good job, retard.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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goldberg71b said:
I want people earning a living not living on others money. All the American dream entitles us to is a equal opportunity. Then it's all on us! The hard working thrive and the lazy people don't. We are nearing 50% of Americans receive some sort of government benefit. That's CRAZY!!
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the parts of the country that voted for hillary account for two thirds of our economy, and the parts of the country that voted for trump have disproportionately high rates of disability, food stamp usage, and welfare usage.

the democratic areas of our nation thrive and have lower rates of unemployment than the broken down, rusted out, opioid addicted, disability check loving trump areas.

and that is a fact, retard.

you're welcome for all the free money and welfare, brokedick.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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goldberg71b said:
Where in the world do you think the money comes that gets handed out to the 47 % or so who get benifits?
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*benefits

that money comes from productive states like california and new york, and gets redistributed to brokedick states like kentucky and west virginia so you opioid addicts can sit at hoime and collect your disability checks.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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goldberg71b said:
Not seeing it doesn't mean it's not happening.
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that is literally your only defense for the special prosecutor investigation into donald trump and his corrupt cronies.

you claim the investigation is bogus because you haven't seen any of the highly classified information detailing his collusion, money laundering, espionage, sharing of stolen information, RICO violations, FARA violations, and so much more.

flynn is already on his way to prison, how long before every single person associated with the trump campaign is too?

LOL
 
dagwood45431

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UncleBuck said:
the parts of the country that voted for hillary account for two thirds of our economy, and the parts of the country that voted for trump have disproportionately high rates of disability, food stamp usage, and welfare usage.

the democratic areas of our nation thrive and have lower rates of unemployment than the broken down, rusted out, opioid addicted, disability check loving trump areas.

and that is a fact, retard.

you're welcome for all the free money and welfare, brokedick.
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UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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goldberg71b said:
liberals calling others names
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mexicans are rapists and ted cruz's dad killed JFK. his wife is ugly too. how about little marco and low energy jeb? LOSERS! crooked hillary! oh, and btw jon stewart is a JEW! i am the leats anti-semitic person ever. the least racist too. we should kill those 5 innocent black kids also.

oh, and ya know what else?




and now you want the name calling to stop?

sorry, retard. you voted for name calling, and that is what you will get.

two faced rat bitch.
 
GuerillaGanjaGrower

GuerillaGanjaGrower

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UncleBuck said:
and if they are disabled, we make fun of them.



and then we complain about name calling like a two faced little rat fuck.
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It is very interesting to see all the conservatives claiming they have no idea why politics in our country has come to the point of someone trying to kill congressmen during a baseball practice. You can't have Trump be the leader of your party and then act like you don't promote violent behavior and name calling.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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GuerillaGanjaGrower said:
It is very interesting to see all the conservatives claiming they have no idea why politics in our country has come to the point of someone trying to kill congressmen during a baseball practice. You can't have Trump be the leader of your party and then act like you don't promote violent behavior and name calling.
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this guy literally called for hillary to be executed by firing squad and trump campaigned with him.



even after the shooting of white supremacist neo-nazi republican steve scalise, they are still buddy buddy. he's in the white house today.



but it's not like they haven't invited homicidal pedophiles to the white even after those homicidal pedophiles called for execution of obama and hillary though:





and then they cry about name calling.

these beta males are such two faced rat pussies.
 
potroastV2

potroastV2

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GuerillaGanjaGrower said:
It is very interesting to see all the conservatives claiming they have no idea why politics in our country has come to the point of someone trying to kill congressmen during a baseball practice. You can't have Trump be the leader of your party and then act like you don't promote violent behavior and name calling.
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I'd say a lot of "conservatives" voted for Trump and are now realizing their mistake, and they are really butt hurt about being duped ...

so they post on a "liberal" forum to rant and crow just to rile up other people. :lol:

:mrgreen:
 
st0wandgrow

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goldberg71b said:
America by definition can't line up with a strong far left leader. That's no longer democracy. It's some form of socialism. But they won't label it that way. That's Bernie territory without Bernie. I want people earning a living not living on others money. All the American dream entitles us to is a equal opportunity. Then it's all on us! The hard working thrive and the lazy people don't. We are nearing 50% of Americans receive some sort of government benefit. That's CRAZY!! You might have to move to find opportunities. I know I did. But it is on us individually to find it and work for it. Not for half of us to work hard to give a portion of it to those who choose not to do it for themselves. I'm all for the government helping those who can't help themselves but there's no way in hell that number should be near 50%! And if it is that means the requirements are way way to kind. But if you're an able bodied person you should be earning your own way! You should feel better getting a check from Mickey Ds than a check from the government. I don't care if you're a laid off lawyer, carpenter, new graduate, or a mailman. You should take any job until that better job is found.

Give a man a fish you feed him for a day. If you teach him how to fish you feed him for life! Our schools need to do better. And no they don't need more money. We already spend the most and I don't believe we even receive top 30 ranking world wide. For some people college isn't even a wise choice. But we don't tell them that. We push them towards college and the debt that comes with it! Then they can't even use the silly degrees they're getting! But some of the reasons they fail is they are being taught by far left teachers who couldn't survive in the real world. You'll find many teachers are like building inspectors. A building inspector is generally a failed builder! And he's got no idea what the hell hes talking about!
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There is not a single place in the country where someone can afford to rent an apartment on a minimum wage income. People work for WalMart for close to minimum wage, which then forces them on to gov't assistance of some sort, while the Walton family rakes in BILLIONS every quarter. Who's fault is that? Are the people working full time for $8.50 lazy bums? How about the Waltons share the wealth a bit and actually pay their employees a living wage?
 
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