Biden’s win gives Democrats a chance to regroup. But that’s what Trumpsters are doing also and they have every intention of taking power back in ‘22 & ‘24. The only way to block that is by using this moment to create fundamental and not just incremental change. (Kasich is wrong.)

Nov 8, 2020 · 3:16 PM UTC

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Exactly! They can say what they want but now is not the time to go back to playing friendly with those who exposed themselves these past four years! Now is the time for change!! Or we have a repeat of all this mess in 2022 and 2024! We voted for change!
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What change are you talking about?
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Number one is the democrat socialist party should stop demonizing WHITE AMERICANS AND CALLING US RACISTS
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.@marwilliamson So the battle just continues. Can we blend in a little healing? Then we have a two-pronged approach: Minimize corruption, while reuniting most of the American people. ✌🇺🇸✝️💛
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The Biden team needs strong competence in social change, community integration and community healing. It will be nearly impossible to bring people who literally do not share a common reality together. We need to find a way to reclaim shared epistemological basis as a nation.
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What do you mean by fundamental change? Attempting to fundamentally change our country quickly could be deadly to a large portion of the population. That’s what happens in revolutions
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WaW “fundamental changes” = Packing the court + Defund the police + Socialism (Bigger government)+ Identity politics !! The great America as we know it will be history ! It’s really a sad moment for this nation🇺🇸
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better vote out the other clown in Israel than
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Democrats are not going to regroup fast enough by 22 and by 2024 Maybe there will be a real Doctor/ politican that will become president who isn't scared of Nancy, if she still has her seat. Maybe even a candidate from Kentucky?
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