With the overriding need to get rid of a neofascist would-be dictator, we hoped the centrist Democrat in question would be as progressive as the Dem platform suggested he might be. Everyone has their own point at which they’re ready to shout loudly that he’s not. My point is now.

Mar 4, 2021 · 7:11 PM UTC

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I'm close.
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“My hatred took over my factual thinking, I should have voted for Trump” - there, I fixed it for you.
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During the primary was a better time
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It's ok to be careful (conservative), but if it's life or death you need to take action. And if things stay too much the same, it is life or death. It's time to go full steam (some ppl are going to hate you no matter what you do.)
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"Why should we do what we promised voters we would do to win their votes? It's not like they have any authority over us! "And come on! Look at the alternative!" (quoting BarrJoe ObaBiden)
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Any move to the left would he a surprise to me. I didn’t vote for Biden in the primary. I voted against Trump in the general.
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Welcome back.
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Given the history of the DNC, nothing this new admin had done surprises me... but after the people making their needs and will abundantly clear, it’s still disappointing that the Dem establishment can’t move fwd w/ even 1 single progressive initiative. 1/
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Yeah, I’m disappointed but not surprised.
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That’s not hope, that was asking him to be something he repeatedly was showing you he’s not. The patterns are everywhere! 🤦🏻‍♀️
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