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In reply to the discussion: 13 centrist Democrats sign "Promise to America" - capitalism, fiscal discipline, strong borders and pride in US [View all]msfiddlestix
(8,202 posts)125. You seem to be either misunderstanding, misreading, or misinterpreting the poster's message.
Online discussions are filled with invisible landmines.
Too bad we can't just pick up a phone and discuss clarify through various points. I sort of grew up in N.C. but headed to California when I was 18 back in 68. Been here ever since.
That "Promise" left me feeling very disappointed and the endless cycle of bad messaging does not leave me optimistic.
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13 centrist Democrats sign "Promise to America" - capitalism, fiscal discipline, strong borders and pride in US [View all]
Nanjeanne
Yesterday
OP
"Centrist" is replacing "establishment" as the fashionable meaningless insult to label Democrats as not progressive,
betsuni
26 min ago
#139
Did they say they were against it? I looked up one signatory - Janelle Bynum
RandomNumbers
56 min ago
#129
They seem to believe that everything happening today is fine and is mainstream and normal
Quiet Em
Yesterday
#8
Then they should have some respect for the Dems who won in their districts. Why put out this
Nanjeanne
Yesterday
#25
How about you just read the free link to the Wash Post or maybe even Suozzi's own statement
Nanjeanne
18 hrs ago
#83
What are you talking about? Where did I say that? Voters get to choose. Im flummoxed.
Nanjeanne
17 hrs ago
#86
My OP made no comment at all. I posted a Wash Post article and the actual Promise To America.
Nanjeanne
17 hrs ago
#88
All of us at DU want to take back the House and we want all of our Democratic nominees to win
Quiet Em
17 hrs ago
#94
You seem to be either misunderstanding, misreading, or misinterpreting the poster's message.
msfiddlestix
1 hr ago
#125
"Yes, but who wants a majority if we must sacrifice being pure to get there?" ... or something 😂🤣🙄
QueerDuck
4 hrs ago
#110
And are the progressives who have won their primaries against "strong" borders and against some level
Nanjeanne
Yesterday
#23
They probably disagree with the DSA's call to defund the police, abolish prisons, and release all convicts.
lapucelle
4 hrs ago
#114
Yeah, Europe is so extreme. However, I agree that "Socialist" is a loser in the ....
ColoringFool
Yesterday
#21
They aren't trying to put forth any new ideas. They merely want to imply that these damn progressive
Nanjeanne
Yesterday
#36
Not one F***ng word in the Promise to America about (for profit) HMO HealthCare.
Ars Longa
Yesterday
#35
Rule: If even one Democrat can be used to suppress support for the whole party, we're off to the races.
betsuni
17 hrs ago
#93
Oh alright ...OK, from now on.... you get TWO bread crusts a day-- instead of ONE.
Ars Longa
23 hrs ago
#43
Every one of these candidates is the Democratic candidate in their district.
yardwork
21 hrs ago
#61
I'm for socialism, taxing the billionaires into nonexistence, labor's freedom of movement equals capital's
Prairie Gates
22 hrs ago
#50
Please corect tthe headline. These people are not at the "center" of anything.
Bluetus
21 hrs ago
#56
I suggest putting it in quotes then, because it is an opinion of theirs, certainly not a fact.
Bluetus
19 hrs ago
#75
Not just tepid dishwater - sour sink water that's been sitting there for three days with grease and soap in it . . .
hatrack
20 hrs ago
#68
PTA is Vague Classic "No Labels" stuff : Zero mention of Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid--
Ars Longa
20 hrs ago
#70
The question is what are we going to do make difference in peoples lives.
everyonematters
19 hrs ago
#79
I was almost convinced to vote for candidate Marlene Galn-Woods in Arizona but her decision to sign on to this
in2herbs
18 hrs ago
#82