If Biden comes in with any less boldness than FDR, with any fewer plans to ameliorate the suffering of millions than is displayed by someone with 100% capacity to empathize with that suffering and on fire with intention to diminish it, then the Republicans will win big in 2022/24

Nov 18, 2020 · 3:17 PM UTC

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So, so naive. You endorsed a war criminal owned by banks. He's not an FDR or even a JFK. He is way to the right of Nixon.
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(Just replace "if" with "when".)
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The Republican win will be huge if those are the parameters Marianne. I am curious, what is your definition of suffering. Polling says Americans are saying they’re doing well.
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We need to cultivate independent candidates across the country and make 22 the year we start chipping away at the oligarchy. You could be a part of that effort with your platform
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Marianne, if Biden comes in with any plan to renew Obama’s global economic policy including the expansion of offshore supply chains in an effort to spur foreign trade, he will destroy the economy even if we have an infrastructure bill
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Come on now Marianne, think positively. Where's your encouraging words of hope & wisdom. Stop focusing on your anticipated disappointment, instead imagine that he will "shine as children do". And "give others permission" to do the same. You must be exhausted x
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And we will die.
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Biden was just the vessel to get rid of Trump.. expecting a 80 ur old man to be fdr is a little much.
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