Democrats and leadership have lost so much ground in unions. New leadership that actually respects workers not sucking off corporations is needed.
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He can't step down. The Israeli's haven't given him permission to do that.
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If he and Jeffries end up in leadership, then that's a slap in the face of the voters who are very clear about their desire for new leadership.
They really do think the voters are stupid and they don't have to justify their actions to us.
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Power is never ceded willingly. If we've already established that Schumer and Jeffries operate in bad faith a la Sinema and Fetterman, then the pressure must come from those newly elected reps and those on the ballot in 2028.
It's imperative that Democrats distance themselves from Israel as much as they can by '28, and that's impossible if Schumer and Jeffries are still leading.
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It’s sounding more & more like our best bet to replace Schumer is Van Hollen.
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No amount of complaints will convince a conservative to voluntarily give up power. They must be forced out of power.
Ha, Democrats hate unions, good luck.
In the 1950s, union workers were almost 50% of the workforce.
Today, they are 10% (mostly government employees, ironically). Democrats say that they are pro union, sure. Just like Republicans say that they are for smaller government.
They're bOtH lying. When Rs are in office, government still balloons; when Ds are in office, unions are still squashed.
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Narrator: “He didn’t.”
"Hear, Hear." The other problem, there are plenty union members who are MAGA fucknuts.
A democrat by any other name is still a democrat. People demanded Pelosi step down, so we got Pelosi in blackface. The oligarchy will always defend it's existence
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