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Showing Original Post only (View all)'Establishment Dems' is a divisive term and shouldn't be used by those who claim they want unity. [View all]
'Establishment Dems' is a divisive term and shouldn't be used by those who claim they want unity. Accusing the Democratic party of being "corrupt," and suggesting that the system is "rigged," and denigrating insults about the party being an "absolute failure" is rhetoric that shouldn't be used by those who claim to want unity.Actually, this doesn't even need further explanation. It's pretty much self explanatory.
If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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'Establishment Dems' is a divisive term and shouldn't be used by those who claim they want unity. [View all]
NurseJackie
Feb 2020
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The obvious. What I do not get is the supporters that do not get it. It is obvious to me.
krissey
Feb 2020
#5
More like the person who shows up to a party he's not invited to, eats and drinks more....
George II
Feb 2020
#62
Bloomberg has been a Democrat for more than 40 years longer than your candidate.
George II
Feb 2020
#71
This crime bill, which stipulated disproportionate sentences for the form of a drug, leading to
emmaverybo
Feb 2020
#103
Sounds like a plan. Lets then all stop using "Establishment Dems" and "Bernie Bros" then on DU.
Quixote1818
Feb 2020
#7
This website with its anonymous posters is FAR LESS INFLUENTIAL than you may imagine.
NurseJackie
Feb 2020
#37
I agree that DU has very little influence in the broad scheme of things. I think you
totodeinhere
Feb 2020
#50
"Establishment Dems" is not a pejorative, it is a term widely used by commentators of all stripes.
DanTex
Feb 2020
#15
Of course they are completely different and they all know it's a false equivalence. nt
Quixote1818
Feb 2020
#35
Speaking of "Establishment Dems" it may be time to look at the "in-house" rankings again...
fleabiscuit
Feb 2020
#18
Surely if they wanted to distinguish them from themselves, Dems would be enough ?
OnDoutside
Feb 2020
#21
Instead, let ME know when the incessant divisive attacks on the Democratic Party have stopped.
NurseJackie
Feb 2020
#26
I don't even know what the term "establishment" is supposed to mean,
The Velveteen Ocelot
Feb 2020
#33
My core values haven't changed and they are the reason Hannity and Falwell hate us.
W_HAMILTON
Feb 2020
#95
Nothing like dismissing a HUGE segment of the Democratic Party and our voters.
George II
Feb 2020
#63
So we should just overlook Donna Brazille's leaking debate questions to Hillary? That's OK?
Evolve Dammit
Feb 2020
#69
Thanks for this, NJ. I agree entirely. The term "establishment Democrat" is used for Democrats
Nitram
Feb 2020
#90
I am proud to be a member of the Democratic Party and I want to nominate a Democrat
Gothmog
Feb 2020
#106