Quote:Good.  The Democrats need to move left.  Support the people, instead of corporations.  A moderate candidate isn't going to get out the vote.  People like change, not the status quo.  

 

Also I find it funny that the party of conspiracy theories galore (including ones about 9/11) call out someone for saying that Bush 'had something to do with 9/11'.  Apparently it's okay to say Sandy Hook was a false flag, but not 9/11.  (BTW: What Ellison really said was that Bush took the tragedy that was 9/11 and used it to take action they couldn't have before.  Like the Patriot Act for example.  I thought Republicans hated the Patriot Act.  Or is it AOK that we're being spied on now that Mein Drumpf is in charge?)

 

Anyone saying Sandy Hook is a conspiracy aren't about to be the head of a leading national party. He literally compared the Reichstag Fire to 9/11. All the while being a huge supporter of the Nation of Islam and Louis Farrakhan. The guy is as radical as they come.

 

I don't think moving left is going to help the D's. Their identity politics, which is rooted in far-leftism, failed this election. The further they move left, the less likely they will win elections. Instead of becoming more radicalized, it would benefit them to move towards a more moderate, Jim Webb-style Democrat party. That is a party I and many others can support. This current abomination they are building will only appeal to the fringes.

 

Also, for the love of God, get rid of George Soros. Nothing will change, and it screams establishment, to let this guy basically control your leaders.

 

Feigning Reform, Dems Recoup With George Soros and Wealthy Donors

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