Generally, the center-left seems most exercised about Trump as an individual, and their singular priority is removing him from office.
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And generally, "the left" tends to more view Trump as a symptom of structural iniquities that no "Russia investigation" will ever address.
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But because of Trump's broad unpopularity, the center-left has been successful in bringing more left-oriented entities to their cause.
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Leftists tend to seek opportunities to radicalize milquetoast liberals, and these marches tend to be viewed in that vein.
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The "Women's March" would be another example of leftists subordinating to liberal priorities, for coalitional purposes.
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Likewise (on a much smaller scale than the Women's March) some left groups have acquiesced to liberals' priorities on Trump/Russia.
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You have to wonder if more leftist elements have erred in acceding to liberals' view of what anti-Trump "Resistance" looks like.
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The people most exercised about Trump/Russia -- to the point that they're organizing rallies -- tend to be aggrieved Clinton stalwarts.
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Interestingly, the center-left hasn't really been a locus of protest activity in the past, so this puts their pathologies center-stage.
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From my experience over past 15+ years, center-left has mocked & poo pooed protests, discouraged & did what they could to undermine
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That's my memory as well.
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