Democrats need to stop with the "centrist" label

[BluesLegend]

Stop With the Silly 'Centrist' Labels for Democrats

Interesting article about how Dems use deceiving political identifying labels.

I suppose you consider slobbering tRumpkins to be centrists?

Go pass a tax increase its all you people are good at.

Massive tax increases are what ALL of the D contenders will do. The worst is Pocahontas, because she doesn't even admit it.

What the rich Bostonian Broad says "we will "ask" the richest to give "2 cents" of their wealth"

No one asks anything, they will take. and its not "2cents" but 2 % of every dollar of wealth every year. A real accounting nightmare as well as a real Financial Assrapery of our citizens.

Why don't Dem's just take ALL our money we know they want to. An elite liberal class that rules with an iron fist and controls ALL the money that's their dream.

That's their eventual goal for sure.

But the thing is that your liberal rank and file types think they are all part of the Elite.

What they don't realize is that if Crazy Bernie or Sleepy Joe gets in and implements their socialist plans, they'll be no better than anyone else, riding the city bus, eating garbage, living in squalor, appearing before Death Panels for medical "care".

That's the funny part, rank and file Dem's don't understand that the elite liberal ruling class hate them as much as they hate our side.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Centrists remind me of libertarians.

In what way? Most libertarians I know, including myself, are far to the right of neocon Republicans. We just don't support foreign wars.

I find that if I ask either a libertarian or a centrist which of the only two candidates who could have won the 2016 election who they voted for, neither of them voted for a more conservative scotus. I also find that if I ask either one if they plan on voting for one of the commie candidates in 2020, they get evasive. I have encountered libertarians who are on my side of the political war, but most are just commies hiding behind the libertarian label.

Really?

I voted for that fucking dope Gary Johnson in 2016 because I didn't believe Donald Trump. I was wrong and will ABSOLUTELY vote for his reelection. I think you'd find most libertarians who voted Johnson feel the same way.

I wouldn't consider myself a libertarian by any stretch but I too voted against Trump and will not make the same mistake again.

 

[BluesLegend]

Centrists remind me of libertarians.

In what way? Most libertarians I know, including myself, are far to the right of neocon Republicans. We just don't support foreign wars.

I find that if I ask either a libertarian or a centrist which of the only two candidates who could have won the 2016 election who they voted for, neither of them voted for a more conservative scotus. I also find that if I ask either one if they plan on voting for one of the commie candidates in 2020, they get evasive. I have encountered libertarians who are on my side of the political war, but most are just commies hiding behind the libertarian label.

Really?

I voted for that fucking dope Gary Johnson in 2016 because I didn't believe Donald Trump. I was wrong and will ABSOLUTELY vote for his reelection. I think you'd find most libertarians who voted Johnson feel the same way.

I wouldn't consider myself a libertarian by any stretch but I too voted against Trump and will not make the same mistake again.

Interesting, I wonder how many people who doubted Trump are now in his corner. I get it, the guy has never held public office. Voting for him in 2016 took some degree of faith and fingers crossed. But I think president Trump has exceeded our wildest expectations, he's earned another term.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Centrists remind me of libertarians.

In what way? Most libertarians I know, including myself, are far to the right of neocon Republicans. We just don't support foreign wars.

I find that if I ask either a libertarian or a centrist which of the only two candidates who could have won the 2016 election who they voted for, neither of them voted for a more conservative scotus. I also find that if I ask either one if they plan on voting for one of the commie candidates in 2020, they get evasive. I have encountered libertarians who are on my side of the political war, but most are just commies hiding behind the libertarian label.

Really?

I voted for that fucking dope Gary Johnson in 2016 because I didn't believe Donald Trump. I was wrong and will ABSOLUTELY vote for his reelection. I think you'd find most libertarians who voted Johnson feel the same way.

I wouldn't consider myself a libertarian by any stretch but I too voted against Trump and will not make the same mistake again.

Interesting, I wonder how many people who doubted Trump are now in his corner. I get it, the guy has never held public office. Voting for him in 2016 took some degree of faith and fingers crossed. But I think president Trump has exceeded our wildest expectations, he's earned another term.

I think I'll make a poll and we'll see.

 

[Polishprince]

Centrists remind me of libertarians.

In what way? Most libertarians I know, including myself, are far to the right of neocon Republicans. We just don't support foreign wars.

I find that if I ask either a libertarian or a centrist which of the only two candidates who could have won the 2016 election who they voted for, neither of them voted for a more conservative scotus. I also find that if I ask either one if they plan on voting for one of the commie candidates in 2020, they get evasive. I have encountered libertarians who are on my side of the political war, but most are just commies hiding behind the libertarian label.

Really?

I voted for that fucking dope Gary Johnson in 2016 because I didn't believe Donald Trump. I was wrong and will ABSOLUTELY vote for his reelection. I think you'd find most libertarians who voted Johnson feel the same way.

I wouldn't consider myself a libertarian by any stretch but I too voted against Trump and will not make the same mistake again.

Interesting, I wonder how many people who doubted Trump are now in his corner. I get it, the guy has never held public office. Voting for him in 2016 took some degree of faith and fingers crossed. But I think president Trump has exceeded our wildest expectations, he's earned another term.

I voted for Trump in 2016, but I didn't decide until a few weeks before the election after I saw what the libs were trying to do with the "Access Hollywood" bullshit.

Even after I voted for him, I wasn't sure how it would work out.

Trump has clearly exceeded all of my expectations.

 

[task0778]

Over the past couple of years, I've read where many former democrats have left their party because it has moved so far to the left. It makes you wonder about the future of that party, and also what are those ex-dems going to do? I'm guessing most won't vote for Trump cuz they don't like him, but they won't vote for the dem nominee either cuz that person will be too extreme. Interesting times we live in.

 

[BluesLegend]

In what way? Most libertarians I know, including myself, are far to the right of neocon Republicans. We just don't support foreign wars.

I find that if I ask either a libertarian or a centrist which of the only two candidates who could have won the 2016 election who they voted for, neither of them voted for a more conservative scotus. I also find that if I ask either one if they plan on voting for one of the commie candidates in 2020, they get evasive. I have encountered libertarians who are on my side of the political war, but most are just commies hiding behind the libertarian label.

Really?

I voted for that fucking dope Gary Johnson in 2016 because I didn't believe Donald Trump. I was wrong and will ABSOLUTELY vote for his reelection. I think you'd find most libertarians who voted Johnson feel the same way.

I wouldn't consider myself a libertarian by any stretch but I too voted against Trump and will not make the same mistake again.

Interesting, I wonder how many people who doubted Trump are now in his corner. I get it, the guy has never held public office. Voting for him in 2016 took some degree of faith and fingers crossed. But I think president Trump has exceeded our wildest expectations, he's earned another term.

I voted for Trump in 2016, but I didn't decide until a few weeks before the election after I saw what the libs were trying to do with the "Access Hollywood" bullshit.

Even after I voted for him, I wasn't sure how it would work out.

Trump has clearly exceeded all of my expectations.

Ditto. I knew he would disrupt the Washington establishment and those arrogant jackasses would throw a conniption fit. But honestly thought Trump would make more mistakes as an amateur politician, he's made very few. The guy is a lot smarter than people give him credit for. That Trump could step into that pit of vipers in Washington and do as well as he has, almost a miracle.