Reply #66: "working against Democrats."

[Le Taz Hot]

THAT is where the divide occurs. There is the side that says we must support anyone with the "D" next to their name and not doing so enables Republicans. In a very binary since, I suppose that has a certain amount of truth. It's sort of like saying those who are against charter schools are against schools. Again, accurate in a black/white sort of way but hardly accurate. The other side says, "Not so fast, why should I give blind support to someone who consistently votes AGAINST my interests and those of my neighbors in favor of large corporations?" I think that is a legitimate argument and it's a question that should be allowed and openly discussed without silly threats about loyalty, which, IMHO, is counter-productive.