Evan Urquhart

I ascribe a moral value to both. I personally care more about sick poor people than about reducing suicides, although both are important.

Hey, that's all I'm saying here. & even (tho obvs more limited) we can have differing ideas/strategies but still both be "progressive"

You may or may not be, but Clinton isn't- she thinks building sweatshops is an appropriate use of disaster relief in Haiti.

As a progressive, I'm against sweatshops, and for sheltering and feeding and providing medicine & clean water to disaster victims.

Her priorities don't seem to exist in the same moral universe as mine.

If you say so but I'm not talking abt "her" priorities, I'm talking about mine, & yours.

Okay- the line I always hear is that we're all progressives and agree on most core values, but if that's not what you mean apologies.

I'd posit that any who id as progressive (having "prog" values) & also take w/e action they feel best supports those values, is progressive