Is the best way to push Biden in a less corporatist & more humanitarian direction to stay within the Democratic Party in exchange for perceived (or imaginary) access, or to form another party that could actually threaten the citadels? Not saying I know the answer; I’m just asking

Nov 29, 2020 · 5:39 PM UTC

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Yes, you do know the answer. That's why you asked the obvious question.
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The American system doesn't allow for other parties outside of Dem's & GOP, it is a closed shop Fascism as both congress, media & all else are overwhelmingly owned by those 'to big to fail' - owned by big finance & FED/Big Banks.
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29 Nov 2020
If you could pass one anti-corruption law, what would it be and why? -Anti-gerrymandering -Ranked Choice Voting -Overturning Citizens United -Ban on lobbyist gifts -Open primaries -Term limits -Dark money
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We need a viable third party. That attracts a majority of voters. One that is pragmatic, yet egalitarian with goals of economic growth and development for all. Justice and opportunity for all. No more one percent action. It's destroying the future!
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Be quiet ! You are causing more trouble . What is wrong with you ? Give us a chance to recover just a little !
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As I read this, I had an image of you having this very discussion with VP-Elect Harris. Not projecting/ trying to put anything on you, just what came up for me. Thanks for all you do!
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If a third party from left challenges Dems, the DNC will remove their veil and will formally align with RNC to fight them.
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If the Green Party could get its act together, I'd recommend you moving shop there. On the other hand, maybe you are what is needed to get its act together!
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The party is already changing from within. It’s the grass roots movement that must grow and continue to exert major influence, on the DNC. Someone like Stacey Abrams is needed as head of the DNC to build a network of grass roots outposts & integrate them into mainstream politics.
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No new party please ! Just a coalition of common interest for certain time and purpose so politicians can’t divide and play us all the time
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