Democrat voters are beginning to recognize some Demo leaders are not worth supporting by re-election

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This is becoming evident even among some, or a few, Demnocrat leaders. Unfortunately, it appears most of these with eyes open are not currently elected officials at any level, but older guys like Oba'a. There is a factor at play here that is undeniable: elected people, particularly in the repetitive environment of Congress, are so consumed with re-election, they ignore what they were elected to accomplish. Their voters are beginning to catch up with that flaw, and I predict those most anxious for re-election and most incapable of doing their elected jobs, will be voted out of those jobs. "You can't keep the people down on the farm [or in the elite boardroom] once they have seen Paris" so is claimed. One definitive thing the Internet has created: eyes on Paris from just about anywhere in the world, and certainly in the U.S.

"Experience" is an activity that is now capable of having, even by remote, to a degree never before possible. "Ben there - done that" is now virtual reality - good enough for the farm and the boardroom.

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Just look at the case for AOC running against Shoofly. His term ends in 4 years [29], and right now, she appears to have momentum while Shoofly can't tie his own without expressing farts [either end].

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@fauxlaw

HaHa...Had to be a Faux post.


Of course, Republicans will vote for any dimwit in a red hat.



That said, I'm sure that people around the World like to think that Pres Trump really is smart and really does have all the aces up his sleeve.


But he hasn't played them yet.



And Vlad had a day out in Anchorage and then went home.

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@SergeantLynch

You keep insisting I'm a Repub. Broken record. Fix it



Of course Vlad went home. This is not Trump's deal to make. Never was and never will be. It is not his war. The US stopped sending money to Ukraine when Biden [a truly Homo not erectus] ran out of it, for paying illegals to invade us. Get it?

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@fauxlaw

Busy this morn Faux.


Are you in France?



So, I'm not certain of your political leanings, though you do tend to lean one way. Or should I say lean against.

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@SergeantLynch

Nope, not in France, just busy. My politics are listed in my profile. I think a lot of my politics was jaded by attending Bobby Kenedy's CA primary victory in my hometown, L.A., the night Bobby was assassinated by an idiot who accomplished nothing for his cause and remains an old idiot today. Being there was horrifying. I don't like being in crowds to this day. Although I talk a lot about politics, I find it mostly a useless exercise because it allows itself to be led mostly by similar idiots who refuse to consult the brilliance of the Constitution and only give lip service to it.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University