Spot on. I have been bagging on the folks at The Bulwark recently as well. They really want to be allies as long as the left agrees to meet them in their (purported) center-right. As much as they decry the shifting of the Overton window, they like it centered on their preferential residence.
Your notes on the shambolic positioning that Sarah Longwell smears to try to do the "not all men" with the racial aspect is particularly troubling.
I fault the spineless Democrats for not being aggressive and proudly progressive at least economically, America supports universal health care and education, but the donor class doesn't.
The donor class wants to not pay taxes, and to privatize everything .
But when it comes to Equal rights and voting rights, there is one racist on the Supreme Court which confounds me: Clarence Thomas.
He said on ascension to the court, that " you made me miserable for 43 years, not I am going to make you miserable for 43 more"
I wonder what that "you" ism it certainly wasn't the white racists, the confederates? He is the Stephen, the house negro, in Django Unchained.
Spot on. I have been bagging on the folks at The Bulwark recently as well. They really want to be allies as long as the left agrees to meet them in their (purported) center-right. As much as they decry the shifting of the Overton window, they like it centered on their preferential residence.
Your notes on the shambolic positioning that Sarah Longwell smears to try to do the "not all men" with the racial aspect is particularly troubling.
I fault the spineless Democrats for not being aggressive and proudly progressive at least economically, America supports universal health care and education, but the donor class doesn't.
The donor class wants to not pay taxes, and to privatize everything .
But when it comes to Equal rights and voting rights, there is one racist on the Supreme Court which confounds me: Clarence Thomas.
He said on ascension to the court, that " you made me miserable for 43 years, not I am going to make you miserable for 43 more"
I wonder what that "you" ism it certainly wasn't the white racists, the confederates? He is the Stephen, the house negro, in Django Unchained.