Democrats: A Change in tactics-

[bill718]

- is what's needed here. Please consider the following:

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump's immigration policy is too extreme - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of women feel Trump is a sexist - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump's actions on January 6th was an insurrection - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump is greedy and corrupt - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump lies regularly - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump is a racist - but they voted for him anyway.

Liberals, your outrage over Trump's policy's (though justified) are not translating into a Tidalwave of votes for Democrats. Rather than continuing to "bang the drum of outrage" I would highly suggest Democrats reach out to Trump voters, find out why they voted for him, and adjust your political tactics accordingly.

The voters are not going to adapt to the Liberal agenda. The Liberal agenda is going to have to adapt to the voters. As Bill Clinton's administration proved, a more centrist candidate is what the voters want.

We can't control the outcome of a recently concluded election, but we can control how we react to it.

 

[Oddball]

They voted for him because he's at least marginally likable and he doesn't hate them.

Your party has a snob problem, and it's not going away because they really honestly believe that they are better people than you.

 

[Mac1958]

Just (1) dump the Identity Politics bullshit and (2) get back to focusing like a laser beam on the middle/working class.

The party can't focus on both in a 50/50 country, because the pushing (1) pisses off too many people in (2).

And that's it.

 

[MarathonMike]

I would highly suggest Democrats reach out to Trump voters, find out why they voted for him, and adjust your political tactics accordingly.

This isn't rocket science dude. American voters rejected the Democrats' non-stop gaslighting, their damage to the economy and our DOJ.

 

[JGalt]

- is what's needed here. Please consider the following:

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump's immigration policy is too extreme - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of women feel Trump is a sexist - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump's actions on January 6th was an insurrection - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump is greedy and corrupt - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump lies regularly - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump is a racist - but they voted for him anyway.

Liberals, your outrage over Trump's policy's (though justified) are not translating into a Tidalwave of votes for Democrats. Rather than continuing to "bang the drum of outrage" I would highly suggest Democrats reach out to Trump voters, find out why they voted for him, and adjust your political tactics accordingly.

The voters are not going to adapt to the Liberal agenda. The Liberal agenda is going to have to adapt to the voters. As Bill Clinton's administration proved, a more centrist candidate is what the voters want.

We can't control the outcome of a recently concluded election, but we can control how we react to it.

We've been trying to explain why we support Trump for the last 8 years already.

If Democrats haven't figured it out by now, they never will. Which is fine with me.

 

[Missourian]

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump's immigration policy is too extreme - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of women feel Trump is a sexist - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump's actions on January 6th was an insurrection - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump is greedy and corrupt - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump lies regularly - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump is a racist - but they voted for him anyway.

*Tens of millions of posts tell these same lies.

 

[marvin martian]

Just (1) dump the Identity Politics bullshit and (2) get back to focusing like a laser beam on the middle/working class.

The party can't focus on both in a 50/50 country, because the pushing (1) pisses off too many people in (2).

And that's it.

You voted for the identity politics bullshit. Repeatedly.

 

[JGalt]

*Tens of millions of posts tell these same lies.

Tens of millions of voters also realized the Democrats have been lying to them the last four years.

 

[JGalt]

Just (1) dump the Identity Politics bullshit and (2) get back to focusing like a laser beam on the middle/working class.

The party can't focus on both in a 50/50 country, because the pushing (1) pisses off too many people in (2).

And that's it.

Do you think the middle/working class are going to forget what you Democrats have done to them?

 

[Mac1958]

you Democrats

 

[EvilCat Breath]

A good sized part of why democrats lost votes is the constant, unrelenting, lying. A tsunami of lying. A Great Wall of lying. The public turned away in disgust.

 

[JGalt]

Don't try to weasel out of it by claiming to be some kind of "independent" or something. You act like you're full of moral and political superiority that lets you sit on the fence and throw rocks at both sides, but everybody here knows which side of the aisle you're on. What I said also applies to you folks who checked boxes like "Liz Cheney" and other RINOs. We are not only fed up with Democrats, but those Republican pieces of crap who went along with them in the destruction of this country for the last four years.

 

[1srelluc]

They voted for him because he's at least marginally likable and he doesn't hate them.

Your party has a snob problem, and it's not going away because they really honestly believe that they are better people than you.

The evangelists said it best.

No, Trump is not like us but does not hate us like the dems do.

 

[Darkwind]

We've been trying to explain why we support Trump for the last 8 years already.

If Democrats haven't figured it out by now, they never will. Which is fine with me.

It is amazing how you can tell them how you think and feel about any one situation, they will still say, "But why are they doing that?"

It's a cognitive problem on their part.

I personally didn't like Trump. Still don't. But given the choice of Harris -- an outright marxist -- and Trump, the choice was pretty simple.

Trump doesn't actually target his enemies but the Democrats do.

 

[JGalt]

The evangelists said it best.

No, Trump is not like us but does not hate us like the dems do.

Most evangelists I know feel that Trump's election was part of God's plan to restore this country. God has always had a way of using imperfect men to show the world how magnificent and powerful He is.

 

[1srelluc]

Most evangelists I know feel that Trump's election was part of God's plan to restore this country. God has always had a way of using imperfect men to show the world how magnificent and powerful He is.

 

[Paleman]

- is what's needed here. Please consider the following:

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump's immigration policy is too extreme - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of women feel Trump is a sexist - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump's actions on January 6th was an insurrection - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump is greedy and corrupt - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump lies regularly - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump is a racist - but they voted for him anyway.

Liberals, your outrage over Trump's policy's (though justified) are not translating into a Tidalwave of votes for Democrats. Rather than continuing to "bang the drum of outrage" I would highly suggest Democrats reach out to Trump voters, find out why they voted for him, and adjust your political tactics accordingly.

The voters are not going to adapt to the Liberal agenda. The Liberal agenda is going to have to adapt to the voters. As Bill Clinton's administration proved, a more centrist candidate is what the voters want.

We can't control the outcome of a recently concluded election, but we can control how we react to it.

I have heard enough of this crap, "the Dems have to change their tactics (MESSAGE)". The Democrate party is controlled by far left nut cases and their mission will not change. All they are saying is------Tell the voters what they want to hear and once elected on those lies, we can continue with our far-left policies. It is frightening how many will fall for that crap.
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[JGalt]

Apparently you're not very well-acquainted with the evangelical right. They're very politically-aware Trump-supporters and have been discussing the same things we've been discussing on here for the last four years.

Don't worry. They're not going to thump you in the head with their Bibles.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

- is what's needed here. Please consider the following:

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump's immigration policy is too extreme - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of women feel Trump is a sexist - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump's actions on January 6th was an insurrection - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump is greedy and corrupt - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump lies regularly - but they voted for him anyway.

* Tens of millions of voters feel Trump is a racist - but they voted for him anyway.

Liberals, your outrage over Trump's policy's (though justified) are not translating into a Tidalwave of votes for Democrats. Rather than continuing to "bang the drum of outrage" I would highly suggest Democrats reach out to Trump voters, find out why they voted for him, and adjust your political tactics accordingly.

The voters are not going to adapt to the Liberal agenda. The Liberal agenda is going to have to adapt to the voters. As Bill Clinton's administration proved, a more centrist candidate is what the voters want.

We can't control the outcome of a recently concluded election, but we can control how we react to it.

Maybe stop fucking lying 24/7/365?

 

[JGalt]

I have heard enough of this crap, "the Dems have to change their tactics (MESSAGE)". The Democrate party is controlled by far left nut cases and their mission will not change. All they are saying is------Tell the voters what they want to hear and once elected on those lies, we can continue with our far-left policies. It is frightening how many will fall for that crap.
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Changing their "message" without changing their core values would just be lying. We all saw that when Kamala Harris started adopting some of Trump's campaign promises, toward the end of her run for President. Everyone saw right through that.