B402, Yes, you have given more opinion than links about Dems representing cities and more wealthy counties, but yes some links. And their problem with more progressive income tax scales in states where they have most control. You have also been given much information on the fact it is the Democrats who support better health systems and SS and food stamp programs and higher minimum wages and a myriad of other social programs which support the non-rich. You can't only feed on one side of the equation.
"Sheesh, Ive post numerous links, how dems represent the rich...Dem cities, dems in power in states, selling off industry....New Fangled DAs loosening crime too much, out of control immigration at a time of inequity
P - The only ones that think the left hasn't moved too far left is the left....
P - Shame they didn't get back to the center, but hey, its tribalism now, no one is going to back down.....
P - So back to we have the same facts, just different opinions"
Seems to me maybe it's just because you feed off one side is why you say on one hand people in Europe and elsewhere are voting more for the far-right because the Dems have moved to far to the left, and on the other hand the Dems are the party of the rich because they have moved to far to the right. To me, again, it looks you constantly contradict yourself.
And yet again your mantra part, the Dems should get back to the center. You ignore the opinion that Obama had Dems at the center, rand you don't give one single example of how Dems have moved to the left, after Obama, under Biden. As a matter of fact all you do is give examples of how Dems have moved to the right rather than to the left. By your above "selling off industry" e.g.
So you have them moving to the right to become the party of the rich, and you have them moving too far to the left as the reason more are voting for the far-right in Europe.
You do a good job of confusing me, no wonder you are mixed up yourself and intend to vote, if you do, Republican.
It was Plato who said, “He, O men, is the wisest, who like Socrates, knows that his wisdom is in truth worth nothing”
