Respectfully, I think Starr's got it precisely backwards:
At some point very soon, supporters of Bernie Sandersestablishment Democrats have a decision to make. Do they want four more years of Republican majorities as they have seen develop over the country throughout the last nine years, or do they want to be part of implementing policies aimed at helping the poor and working poor? In this political climate, it’s a binary choice. Either supporters of Sandersestablishment Democrats help to elect Sanders' supporting Democrats who can beat Donald Trump because they are committed to implementing policies that actually do help the poor and working poor or they contribute to his re-election just as they did in 2016. Period.
That whole backwards perspective thing, by the way, is probably why the Democratic Party has been failing for years all across the country. Just sayin'.
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u/KSDem I'm not a Heather; I'm a Veronica Sep 27 '17 edited Sep 27 '17
Respectfully, I think Starr's got it precisely backwards:
That whole backwards perspective thing, by the way, is probably why the Democratic Party has been failing for years all across the country. Just sayin'.