sicandtirade.bsky.social
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This is the opposition to tyranny? How the hell did we allow these people to represent us?
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Republican cruelty and fecklessness is half the reason that America and the world suffer Donald Trump... the other half is the weak and ineffectiveness of Democratic representatives like yourself.
If you're not willing to do what it takes to fight for America, than STFU and let others do it for you.
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We're well aware that this totalitarian movement takes advantage of MAGA's aversion to reading or researching, but now the GOP is betting that they're marks are incapable of recalling their own experiences.
It's a good bet.
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While establishment Democrats wring their hands and fail to live up to the terrible state of the country, we should also recognize that they've done everything in their power to marginalize fighters like Sanders, who would have finished a second term in January if they hadn't pulled the strings.
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@hakeem-jeffries.bsky.social and @schumer.senate.gov are nowhere near the leadership that Dems require to fight Trumpism. We need more Al Greens, AOCs and Bernies - not these tired old political animals that aid and abet the GOP with their ineptitude.
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To MAGA (and most Americans in general), things like jobs, economy, and security only matter if the media tells you they do. Critical thinking died with the Fairness Doctrine.
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Those ignoring Joe Biden's eagerness to shun his base, cling to power and downplay the danger that Trump represented are likely going to keep elevating the Democratic Party's worst people to leadership, and usher in America's dark age.
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If they went together, it would certainly define who's the boss.
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Catturd:
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What defines the "press" today?
Is it the arrogant, ratings-driven corporations that value headlines over substance?
Who does the old model of media inform?
Until the media defines what it's morphed into since the Bernsteins, Murrows and Cronkites, politicians don't owe the press a damn thing.