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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsProgressives big wins on Tuesday made big money shit its pants
Especially Mamdani's win.
This is payback.
The Sunday sellout.
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orangecrush
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I think people got hungrier, needed paychecks, etc. Even one of the newly elected governors Tuesday said it's
Silent Type
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Silent Type
(11,959 posts)1. I think people got hungrier, needed paychecks, etc. Even one of the newly elected governors Tuesday said it's
time to open up.
Well see if Dems can get something rolling on subsidies, PAYGO Waiver, etc. Probably not, which means more Dems in disarray headlines.
58Sunliner
(6,226 posts)2. I just wrote Kaine-FUCK YOU.
EdmondDantes_
(1,142 posts)3. So are you saying you think a number of Democrats just took a bribe? I'm not sure how else to read this
DJ Synikus Makisimus
(1,119 posts)4. What progressives?
Mamdani's a socialist, apparently (we'll see), not a progressive. Spanberger and Sherill are ex-Blue Dogs, the Democratic Party's far-right. They helped to block all progressive legislation from even getting introduced during the first two years of the Biden Presidency, when Democrats had "control." Am I missing someone lower down on the ballot?
yaesu
(8,807 posts)5. If asked to donate to any politician from now on I will say I gave all my spare change to the national knee brace
society to help fight the weak knee pandemic in this country.