Walter Mondale died

[Turtlesoup]

Walter Mondale has passed away did not vote for him in his run for the Presidency but he is one of the last breed of politicans who understood how to work with people who did not share his political vewpoints.
Former Vice President Walter Mondale dies at 93

I voted for Grits and Fritz. Of course, little choice, as they were running against the guy appointed by Nixon to pardon him.

that wasn't want the bumper stickers were saying for Mondele and Geraldine.....I remember those bumper stickers--my father had one. It said NO FRITZ AND TITS.

 

[Likkmee]

Mondale lacked showmanship.
He was an OK guy tho.
KInd of a Jimmy Carter-esque dude but not as intelligent

 

[bodecea]

I thought he already died?

Oh well, he had a long life. May our current crop of Democrats not be as lucky.

Lovely....must be an orange cultist with that comment.

 

[lg325]

Best I can say he was a good spoke person for the traditional Liberal wing of the Democrat Party. I would rather have him then what we have today leading the party, a good article on him. Former Vice President Walter Mondale dies at 93 (msn.com)

 

[Dogmaphobe]

He was from an era when democrats were liberal.

seems like a million years ago these days.

Democrats haven't changed, they continue to support civil rights, union rights and democracy in America. You and others of your kind have moved so far to the radical right you and others of your kind are nearsighted. You and they believe anyone in the GOP who doesn't agree with you (and Trump) are RINOS, and believe the fantasy that the Democrats are seeking to establish a Marxist Economy.

Grow up and support liberalism, new ideas don't hurt you. I know that you fear giving equal rights and equal opportunities to minorities, but isn't that something the founders have left us in these seminal documents: The Declaration of Independence and The Preamble to COTUS?

Yes, you really are that stupid and all the big fonts don't make you appear in any way less so.

I realize it is WAY over your head, but I suggest you at least TRY to understand some of the writings of John Stuart Mill.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

Best I can say he was a good spoke person for the traditional Liberal wing of the Democrat Party. I would rather have him then what we have today leading the party, a good article on him. Former Vice President Walter Mondale dies at 93 (msn.com)

Good man. Being second fiddle to Mr Peanut was no help.

 

[whitehall]

Classic liberal Mondale might seem like a conservative in todays volatile political environment

 

[lg325]

I would have liked some Journalist to get his thoughts on todays Democratic Party.

 

[basquebromance]

 

[basquebromance]

"His own run for the top position ended in a crushing defeat."

You know why? Because he ran against a president who KEPT HIS PROMISES.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

My thought is, 49-1 .

 

[DrLove]

Walter Mondale has passed away did not vote for him in his run for the Presidency but he is one of the last breed of politicans who understood how to work with people who did not share his political vewpoints.
Former Vice President Walter Mondale dies at 93

I voted for Grits and Fritz. Of course, little choice, as they were running against the guy appointed by Nixon to pardon him.

that wasn't want the bumper stickers were saying for Mondele and Geraldine.....I remember those bumper stickers--my father had one. It said NO FRITZ AND TITS.

Good, but not as good as this!

 

[San Souci]

He had a great Senate career.
But he lacked the charisma to win the Presidency
Especially against Reagan

First time YOU have made sense. Ponder that ,Grasshopper. Wisdom will find you.

 

[beautress]

Walter Mondale has passed away did not vote for him in his run for the Presidency but he is one of the last breed of politicans who understood how to work with people who did not share his political vewpoints.
Former Vice President Walter Mondale dies at 93

Prayers up for former Vice President Mondale. May he rest in peace.

 

[Quasar44]

93 yrs ??
Wow that is a very hard achievement

 

[Rye Catcher]

He was from an era when democrats were liberal.

seems like a million years ago these days.

Democrats haven't changed, they continue to support civil rights, union rights and democracy in America. You and others of your kind have moved so far to the radical right you and others of your kind are nearsighted. You and they believe anyone in the GOP who doesn't agree with you (and Trump) are RINOS, and believe the fantasy that the Democrats are seeking to establish a Marxist Economy.

Grow up and support liberalism, new ideas don't hurt you. I know that you fear giving equal rights and equal opportunities to minorities, but isn't that something the founders have left us in these seminal documents: The Declaration of Independence and The Preamble to COTUS?

Yes, you really are that stupid and all the big fonts don't make you appear in any way less so.

I realize it is WAY over your head, but I suggest you at least TRY to understand some of the writings of John Stuart Mill.

I have. My undergrad degrees are in History and Political Science: Lock, Rousseau, Quesnay, Hume, Smith, Turgot, Malthus, Ricardo and Mill plus a number more you've never heard of.

 

[Devils_Advocate]

He was from an era when democrats were liberal.

seems like a million years ago these days.

Democrats haven't changed, they continue to support civil rights, union rights and democracy in America. You and others of your kind have moved so far to the radical right you and others of your kind are nearsighted. You and they believe anyone in the GOP who doesn't agree with you (and Trump) are RINOS, and believe the fantasy that the Democrats are seeking to establish a Marxist Economy.

Grow up and support liberalism, new ideas don't hurt you. I know that you fear giving equal rights and equal opportunities to minorities, but isn't that something the founders have left us in these seminal documents: The Declaration of Independence and The Preamble to COTUS?

AOC is nothing like Mondale was, so the Democrats have moved further left that soon Stalin and Mao will be to the right!

 

[Dogmaphobe]

I have. My undergrad degrees are in History and Political Science: Lock, Rousseau, Quesnay, Hume, Smith, Turgot, Malthus, Ricardo and Mill plus a number more you've never heard of.

You also claim to have been in the criminal justice system even as you are a very strident supporter of those who burn down the businesses of innocent people.

I do not believe a single fucking word you say about yourself.

 

[Rye Catcher]

I have. My undergrad degrees are in History and Political Science: Lock, Rousseau, Quesnay, Hume, Smith, Turgot, Malthus, Ricardo and Mill plus a number more you've never heard of.

You also claim to have been in the criminal justice system even as you are a very strident supporter of those who burn down the businesses of innocent people.

I do not believe a single fucking word you say about yourself.

And I don't give a shit. If you have read my comments on the riots in the summer of '20 you wouldn't have to make stuff up just to suit some psychological need, i.e. denial.

 

[lg325]

He was from an era when democrats were liberal.

seems like a million years ago these days.

Democrats haven't changed, they continue to support civil rights, union rights and democracy in America. You and others of your kind have moved so far to the radical right you and others of your kind are nearsighted. You and they believe anyone in the GOP who doesn't agree with you (and Trump) are RINOS, and believe the fantasy that the Democrats are seeking to establish a Marxist Economy.

Grow up and support liberalism, new ideas don't hurt you. I know that you fear giving equal rights and equal opportunities to minorities, but isn't that something the founders have left us in these seminal documents: The Declaration of Independence and The Preamble to COTUS?

AOC is nothing like Mondale was, so the Democrats have moved further left that soon Stalin and Mao will be to the right!

John Stuart Mill (20 May 1806 – 7 May 1873), usually cited as J. S. Mill, was an English philosopher, political economist, Member of Parliament, and civil servant. One of the most influential thinkers in the history of classical liberalism, he contributed widely to social theory, political theory, and political economy. Dubbed "the most influential English-speaking philosopher of the nineteenth century", he conceived of liberty as justifying the freedom of the individual in opposition to unlimited state and social control. I had to look him up. I agree those running the party are not Liberal.