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40/ Our leadership has got to start punching back. And hard. No more half-measures. No more soft spoken tactics. No more apologizing. Be bold. Be proud. Be aggressive. That is the only way we win this. /thread

The major flaw in your analysis comes by virtue of your loyalty to the party. The reason they aren't bold, & lose, is a conscious choice. They let the Republicans win on 1 thing after another because losing on those things makes their donors richer. Donors both parties share. 1/

The table is tilted. The game is rigged. They force-feed us bad candidates and policies because they believe we'll have to accept them, since the Republican candidates and policies are worse. Example: Under the ACA, 3000 die every month for lack of insurance. 2/

Forcing us to choose between 3000 and 5000 (the Republican plan) is evil. The number should be zero. Period. Your mistake is believing they care about you like you apparently care about them. They don't. They care about money and power. That's it. 3/

Their loyalty is to their big donors and their money. They've abandoned workers, and no longer represent the poor or middle class. And Hillary's loss wasn't enough of a wake-up call because they'd rather alienate their constituents than their donors. 4/

The only way to fix a party like that is to make sure they keep *losing* until they come to their senses and turn down *all* of their donations (bribes) from industry, PACs, and dark-money groups. They won't change if you vote for them. That's an endorsement. 5/

So, a lot of people need to decide if the letter D is more important to them than the principles they claim to stand for. Parties over principles is how we got here. Principles over parties is how we get out. #ThePartiesAreTheProblem http://VoteForCox.com  6/6

Are we sure condescension isn't the problem?