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Well if the Democrates are willing to be bullied then that's on them. The Democratic and Republic
parties are made equally no one has more power than the other. The only over power they exult is on
the US citizens and some of us don't bother to care and give our votes to who is more popular. If
being patriotic is popular than that's where the nation leads it's self. When the day comes that
logic is popular then we can actually start debating about which puppet can rally up the most
support for their cause. Plus that it's better to be mad with power than no power. With no power
no body listens to you. |
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C'mon Y'all, this is the easiest debate to get behind! Feel the Love! And for those of us who aren't
Hippies.Remember the motto given us by our Founding Fathers! |
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Bipartisanship is a mind game that republicans play on Democrats. Unfortunately, many Democrats are
suckers and fall for it every time. Do the republicans ever worry about bipartisanship? Of course
not. They pursue their own crazy agenda at every opportunity. And if democrats object to it, they'll
be denounced as unpatriotic, unamerican and "angry". Yet every time democrats get into a position of
power they aim to be "bipartisan".
Democrats need to recover confidence in the essential rightness of their own positions. They need to
be willing to assert them vigorously, in the teeth of entrenched opposition. The right-wingers
control the media landscape. They can generate any kind of clamour they want. Democrats have to be
prepared to face it down rather than submit to it. Otherwise political debate in America becomes a
contest between the right and the centre rather than the right and the left. And if it becomes a
contest between the right and the centre, the republicans have won. |
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07 Mar 2008 09:07
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