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I get the sneaking suspicion that all the "but both parties are the same people" are going to end up kind of right -- but maybe not in the way they thought.
From my vantage point, there is only rich vs poor. Any other ideological divide either a) has been worsened by rich vs poor, or b) was invented to keep attention away from rich vs poor, à la divide and conquer.
What horses do these morons think they're trading?
They're trading magic beans
But we don't have the MAJORITY, everything is supposed to be THEIR FAULT!
IT'S IN THE PLAYBOOK!
I'm only donating to progressives, notably AOC.
I've unsubbed from most Democratic lists.
Recall them all. Democrats refuse to learn and won’t step down, recalls are our best shot at getting non-corrupt representation.
I would love to see their reaction to that happening
