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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

merrily

(45,251 posts)

10. Maybe.

Reply to Cosmic Kitten (Reply #9)

Mon May 4, 2015, 12:05 PM

May 2015

Maybe the goal was to seem to have proven that elections were being stolen left and right by Republicans--and only Republicans.

Sometimes, people hit exactly what they aim at. Especially people clever enough to get themselves elected to Congress.

I can't read minds, but I do think a lot of kabuki goes on in high stakes DC. JMO

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What are populist priorities? I say the vote is priority one. [View all] merrily May 2015 OP

voting process is critical... how can we allow these machines with no paper backup whereisjustice May 2015 #1

That's an excellent start merrily Phlem May 2015 #2

If DiFi's husband has not bought them up or they have not been converted to condos, sure. merrily May 2015 #3

More education seems to be the key to me. Phlem May 2015 #4

I agree. You have a great night as well. merrily May 2015 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author Cosmic Kitten May 2015 #6

Get people elected or seated who can influence the voting process Cosmic Kitten May 2015 #7

Many thought they had done exactly that in 2006 and 2008. merrily May 2015 #8

Right. ugh. Weak "leadership" Cosmic Kitten May 2015 #9

Maybe. merrily May 2015 #10

Great post, merrily. Enthusiast May 2015 #11