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ananda

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13. I've always been a Bernie fan and voted for him...

Reply to gab13by13 (Original post)

Mon Dec 29, 2025, 12:27 PM

Dec 29

in two primaries.

I think he represents what I wish all the Democrats
would represent.

I am still a lifelong yellowdawg Democrat, and will
always vote Democratic against any Republican
when it matters.

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We Are Going Nowhere If We Don't Address The Problem [View all] gab13by13 Dec 29 OP

No problems can be addressed until the filibuster dies and the court is expanded Fiendish Thingy Dec 29 #1

You are 100% spot on, but that's not my point. gab13by13 Dec 29 #2

I share your belief about the people unifying against the status quo power holders Fiendish Thingy Dec 29 #6

Then Democrats need to nominate an FDR gab13by13 Dec 29 #8

I don't get your infatuation with Nance Fiendish Thingy Dec 29 #11

Yes, Bernie Sanders is the only politician talking about raising the minimum wage. W_HAMILTON Dec 29 #20

Not to beat a dead horse but wealth and income are often conflated. harumph Dec 29 #3

Yes, you nailed it, gab13by13 Dec 29 #9

How do they do it? usonian Dec 29 #4

No problems can be addressed until we address the 800 pound elephant in the room: Fox News. Initech Dec 29 #5

I just saw this scroll across my home page gab13by13 Dec 29 #7

Asshole the other day made a statement about money being returned "to the people" from the "healthcare industry". Initech Dec 29 #16

That's a lot of words to say capitalism. BlueTsunami2018 Dec 29 #10

Tony Montana put it succinctly... JoseBalow Dec 29 #12

Nope creeksneakers2 Dec 29 #15

Yes. BlueTsunami2018 Dec 29 #17

We can win the midterms and then when Trump disobeys Congress take it to the next level. creeksneakers2 Dec 29 #19

I've always been a Bernie fan and voted for him... ananda Dec 29 #13

Harris addressed it in her Housing Program JustAnotherGen Dec 29 #14

Paragraphs 2, 3, 4 and 5 in your OP are apparently AI-generated. It would have been much better to highplainsdem Dec 29 #18

AI content -- Didn't bother to read. TommyT139 Dec 29 #21