bill718
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2024 should have been a good year for the Democrats, especially in the Presidential election. Trump was a known quantity, and not very popular. Despite some recent off year election wins, the core problems for the Democrats remain. This party is primarily made up of a loose coalition of groups such as environmentalists, pro-choice reproductive advocates, labor leaders, women's rights activists, sexual and racial minorities. The operative word here is LOOSE. For example:
If the environmentalists feel their candidate isn't green enough, many will stay home and not vote.
If the pro-choice group feels their candidate isn't abortion friendly enough, many will stay home and not vote.
If the feminists feel their candidate isn't female friendly enough, many will stay home and not vote.
If the labor leaders feel their candidate isn't strike minded enough, many will stay home and not vote.
If the gays and lesbians feel their candidate isn't gay friendly enough, many will stay home and not vote.
- and the list goes on.
This short-sighted way of thinking ignores the fact that things will be considerably worse for them should a republican be elected. Bill Clinton was 100% correct back in the 90's when he said: "Getting Democrats to agree on a course of action is like herding cats"
Democrats - Its time opened your eyes and admitted that (love them or hate them) Republicans are more disciplined than you folks are when it comes to backing their party's candidates and making sure their vote counts. Until you folks get serious about getting more of your members to the polls, your struggles will continue.
If the environmentalists feel their candidate isn't green enough, many will stay home and not vote.
If the pro-choice group feels their candidate isn't abortion friendly enough, many will stay home and not vote.
If the feminists feel their candidate isn't female friendly enough, many will stay home and not vote.
If the labor leaders feel their candidate isn't strike minded enough, many will stay home and not vote.
If the gays and lesbians feel their candidate isn't gay friendly enough, many will stay home and not vote.
- and the list goes on.
This short-sighted way of thinking ignores the fact that things will be considerably worse for them should a republican be elected. Bill Clinton was 100% correct back in the 90's when he said: "Getting Democrats to agree on a course of action is like herding cats"
Democrats - Its time opened your eyes and admitted that (love them or hate them) Republicans are more disciplined than you folks are when it comes to backing their party's candidates and making sure their vote counts. Until you folks get serious about getting more of your members to the polls, your struggles will continue.

