Maybe building a new party would be the answer here. Too many people profiting of the old ways of The Democratic party, they are all afraid to lose their privileges.
The Democratic party should stand for something that's opposite to - not just a better version of - the fundamental corporatist paradigm that now dominates our system. Our promising to ameliorate the effects of injustice is not enough; we should stand for eradicating their cause.
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First we have to defeat Trump in November. We cannot afford to take our eye off that ball.
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Why depend on the Democratic Party to have a change of heart instead of loving on to a different party?
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Because right now the risk of reelecting Trump is too significant.
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There are Democrats and there are Democrats. What we have there is a microcosm of the country: a minority corporate elite who run things at the expense of the rank and file. Should we just give up? I'm not ready to do that.
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Why do we insist on staying with an abusive relationship and not forming a new one?
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Many of us remember a time when the Democratic party was not dominated by corporatists - when real liberals had power - and it's hard to give up on that ideal. More importantly, right now it's about timing if nothing else. We cannot let Trump win again!
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If Biden takes over the party, he’ll pack it w/ shills like MayoPete & Kamala. We’ll lose a decade.
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We tried to. The Democratic party didn't want to stand for anything that would get in the way of its backers so it is now time to
#DemExit2020 and end the party. Change when needed is a good thingThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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