Moderate Dems? very few left

[eagle7_31]

Peterson to decide on reelection by March | TheHill

Peterson of MN being one of them may step down. The loons of the left are getting more in control of the dems

 

[occupied]

Not so much. I'm one of the "loons of the left" and they still have not really awoke to the reality of what they are supposed to do and who they are sworn to represent.

 

[HelenaHandbag]

Moderate Dems have been running in the GOP for decades now.

 

[william the wie]

Peterson to decide on reelection by March | TheHill

Peterson of MN being one of them may step down. The loons of the left are getting more in control of the dems

The left likes to talk about TEA party wackos but what is the GOP equivalent of Gov. Moonbeam in CA, Sen. Markie in MA, or former speaker Pilosi?

 

[The VOR]

Peterson to decide on reelection by March | TheHill

Peterson of MN being one of them may step down. The loons of the left are getting more in control of the dems

Since you started this thread, how about defining for all of us what you consider to be a moderate democrat?

 

[occupied]

Peterson to decide on reelection by March | TheHill

Peterson of MN being one of them may step down. The loons of the left are getting more in control of the dems

The left likes to talk about TEA party wackos but what is the GOP equivalent of Gov. Moonbeam in CA, Sen. Markie in MA, or former speaker Pilosi?

Who's your three favorite politicians? There's yer answer.

 

[Borillar]

Peterson to decide on reelection by March | TheHill

Peterson of MN being one of them may step down. The loons of the left are getting more in control of the dems

Not really. Republicans have moved so far to the right in recent years that everybody else looks like a commie to them.

 

[HelenaHandbag]

Peterson to decide on reelection by March | TheHill

Peterson of MN being one of them may step down. The loons of the left are getting more in control of the dems

Not really. Republicans have moved so far to the right in recent years that everybody else looks like a commie to them.

In what way have they moved to the right? To the right of what?

Care to list some specifics?

 

[mamooth]

According the kook right, Democrats are radical leftists for advocating economic policies that look pretty much exactly like the Republican policies of a few years back.

That's one reason why the kook right is known as the kook right.

 

[HelenaHandbag]

According the kook right, Democrats are radical leftists for advocating economic policies that look pretty much exactly like the Republican policies of a few years back.

That's one reason why the kook right is known as the kook right.

Hmm. Let me process this.

The kook left policies of today are indistinguishable from those of the kook right, from whom they were stolen.

So, now who is the kook, kook?

 

[mamooth]

The left likes to talk about TEA party wackos but what is the GOP equivalent of Gov. Moonbeam in CA

The guy who balanced the budget in California?

Yes, I know how much that upsets conservatives. Makes it obvious that the Republicans in California were the problem.

Sen. Markie in MA, or former speaker Pilosi?

Tell us what policies of theirs are "wacko". Be very specific. I have a feeling what you call "wacko" will be what the majority of the USA supports.

 

[mamooth]

So, now who is the kook, kook?

Obviously, the ones saying a close copy of RomneyCare or McCain's proposals is "socialist", even though they somehow weren't "socialist" when a Republican proposed them.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Moderate Dems have been running in the GOP for decades now.

Boehner, McCain and Cantor are Moderate Dems

 

[HelenaHandbag]

So, now who is the kook, kook?

Obviously, the ones saying a close copy of RomneyCare or McCain's proposals is "socialist", even though they somehow weren't "socialist" when a Republican proposed them.

What was the political makeup of the the state congress that sent the "Romneycare" bill to Romney's desk?


Go ahead. You can tell us. We already know.

 

[francoHFW]

"( Noam Chomsky) told Radio VR during an interview posted online last week that he agreed with the conservative political analyst Norman Ornsteins' characterization of the Tea Party.

“He described them as a radical insurgency opposed to rationality, to political compromise, to participation in a parliamentary system — in fact, with no positive goals themselves."

Noam Chomsky: The Tea Party is the ?petit bourgeois? face of corporate oligarchs | The Raw Story


OP- I ADMIRE AND RESPECT YOUR OPINION LOL.

 

[HelenaHandbag]

Moderate Dems have been running in the GOP for decades now.

Boehner, McCain and Cantor are Moderate Dems

Boehner, McCain and Cantor would have had tough sledding -as too liberal- in Democrat Party primaries, back in 1968.

 

[francoHFW]

16- DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING BUT MINDLESS BS...LOL- dEMS COULDN'T HANDLE BOUGHT OFF scum like Cantor, ever.The whole idea of cutting spending every time you pass a program is crazy and brand new conservative bs...

"( Noam Chomsky) told Radio VR during an interview posted online last week that he agreed with the conservative political analyst Norman Ornsteins' characterization of the Tea Party.

“He described them as a radical insurgency opposed to rationality, to political compromise, to participation in a parliamentary system — in fact, with no positive goals themselves."

Noam Chomsky: The Tea Party is the ?petit bourgeois? face of corporate oligarchs | The Raw Story

 

[HelenaHandbag]

DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING BUT MINDLESS BS...

Irony, thy name is francoHFW.

 

[Borillar]

Moderate Dems have been running in the GOP for decades now.

Boehner, McCain and Cantor are Moderate Dems

Really? Then why do they block and oppose all Democratic legislation?

 

[eagle7_31]

Peterson to decide on reelection by March | TheHill

Peterson of MN being one of them may step down. The loons of the left are getting more in control of the dems

Since you started this thread, how about defining for all of us what you consider to be a moderate democrat?

Sure. Somewhat left of center on economics, not in the Al Sharpton/Jesse Jackson camp on race (but does back to some degree affirmative action), right of most dems on gun control, but not as much as most in the GOP.

How is that for starters?