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In reply to the discussion: Where's the Democratic Party's "vision for the future"?? [View all]This needs to promoted loud and long until implemented.
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MUCH of what you have here IS on the agenda, however, like it or not, here is the REALITY:
RBInMaine
Dec 2012
#3
Some people have morals and ethics and believe what they were taught in Civics Class. Workers and
byeya
Dec 2012
#8
IIRC, it was angry independents breaking massively for Republicans and young Obama voters
MannyGoldstein
Dec 2012
#15
I am not sure either. I suspect that it was the occasional voter who believed(as did I) the
byeya
Dec 2012
#18
It was actually older voters that stayed home in 2010. I wonder why what with putting SS
Vincardog
Dec 2012
#85
Agreed. Democrats still have trouble acting like they want to win elections....
beerandjesus
Dec 2012
#14
Not true either. Clinton caved on all of the most impactful bills of the 90s that are crushing us
MessiahRp
Dec 2012
#129
The governing strategy of W Bush was an atrocity per day...That way you'd get a news story one day
byeya
Dec 2012
#20
I understand. But there is a huge difference between being covered in general by the
rhett o rick
Dec 2012
#133
Funding Big War while starving seniors is hardly 'bitching over the perfect'.
grahamhgreen
Dec 2012
#71
"Fire up" the electorate by putting Social Security "on the table". Great move.
xtraxritical
Dec 2012
#117
Excellent post once again, Bvar. And I love that quote from Truman. We are in
sabrina 1
Dec 2012
#109
Me neither and from I'm seeing all over the country, we are not alone and the loss
sabrina 1
Dec 2012
#119
Pure tripe. Political issue junkies never, under any circumstances, fail to vote
eridani
Dec 2012
#114
Same with me: the 2nd time was because Romney was so completely awful. TR-Square Deal;
byeya
Dec 2012
#5
Romney was more moderate than most, so you will always "hold your nose" and vote
merrily
Dec 2012
#51
The Democratic Party's "vision for the future" can be found here - thirdway.org
Dragonfli
Dec 2012
#7
They hated Obamacare more than they hated the neocons, so the centrists stayed home
Kolesar
Dec 2012
#135
Compulsory public education is right! Although Americans bewail the state of public education,
byeya
Dec 2012
#41
we're not allowed to get a glimpse of what a great education would look like
liberal_at_heart
Dec 2012
#44
In the program I was in, many graduates went as sophmores to places like MIT, CalTech and other
byeya
Dec 2012
#62
The school I went to, the Baltimore Polytechnic Inst., had three programs: A, B and G. The B was
byeya
Dec 2012
#74
Vision for the future? That's why God made Democratic think tanks, such as Third Way and
merrily
Dec 2012
#48
The South is going to be a problem we need to take over state houses in the south......
loyalkydem
Dec 2012
#91
Just tweeted this superb OP & thread to @whitehouse @NancyPelosi & @SenatorReid
tpsbmam
Dec 2012
#125