http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x1358618Oh my.
Lately it seems the abortion interests haven't been paying Ms. Ed enough to post, and so now she's a paid poster for the union interests.
Horse with no Name (1000+ posts) Fri Jun-24-11 09:27 PM
Original message
NJ State Democrats are the perfect example of what is wrong with our party
A Democrat voting against Labor is like a....republican.
By allowing everyone in our party under this big tent crap that has long worn out its welcome--it has allowed republicans to run as Democrats--therefore ****ing up the entire mission of OUR party as well as diluting the two-party system in this country.
It is also a very good reason why "just voting for the party" is a crock of shit.
Do your research before you pull that lever.
The tired adage that "at least we have the majority"...well, no, we really don't.
We are just going to take the political blame for republican policy being passed on a Democrats watch.
This tired old tent needs to come down. Sooner than later. I'm ready for litmus tests for our elected officials. I'm ready for the leadership to start busting down these elected Democrats when they stray from the party line. It's the ONLY way we are going to take our party back from the ****ing republicans who have infiltrated it.
Horse with no Name (1000+ posts) Fri Jun-24-11 09:30 PM
Response to Reply #2
4. Sorry. I stand for slamming the door on those that don't stand up for working people
The days of the tent need to be over. It only serves as refuge for republicans.
Horse with no Name (1000+ posts) Fri Jun-24-11 09:32 PM
Response to Reply #3
5. You don't think REAL DEMOCRATS support Unions?
Good to know...because I think REAL DEMOCRATS do.
I think the republicans in our midst don't.
It's a very good litmus test of who really belongs...and who really doesn't.
Support of unions is NOT a fringe idea.
Horse with no Name (1000+ posts) Sat Jun-25-11 10:08 AM
Response to Reply #7
16. Yes it is.
Our big tent doesn't have room for disaffected republicans anymore--at least those that cling to their puritanical social values and republican anti-tax woo-woo.
Horse with no Name (1000+ posts) Sat Jun-25-11 10:12 AM
Response to Reply #8
17. 30% are not Democrats. It is high time we call them out for what they are and throw their asses to the curb. Who really cares if they have a "D" behind their name or not? If they are republicans they need to go. They have infiltrated our party--hell, they've done it for years and that is how they are completely controlling the agenda. In fact, their ways have only come to light in Wisconsin because there really was no other way to keep their schemes under wraps.
We have GOT to start insisting on purity and loyalty in our party or our country will be destroyed--if it hasn't already.
Horse with no Name (1000+ posts) Sat Jun-25-11 10:37 AM
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20. I'm starting to disagree with that if you fill your "majority" with disaffected republicans--then we end up getting MORE republican legislation.
We need a STRONG Democratic party...even if we have to sit back and rebuild it.
Because from where I am sitting--we are hemorrhaging union benefits, Planned Parenthood is being gutted...and wondering WHY republicans did SO much more with less. They have INFESTED our party. We need to clean them out and quit acting like we are winning the message because we aren't. But we are coming across as being very WEAK.
The Sarah Ibarruri primitive's at this campfire too, but as she promised to move out of the United States if George Bush were re-elected, and didn't, franksolich is ignoring her. Promise-breaker.
Also, this from the primitive who's unbannable:
ProSense (1000+ posts) Fri Jun-24-11 10:27 PM
Response to Original message
13. Just think
If Corzine had remained Governor, public employees and labor unions would have been protected. In fact, NJ would likely have had a marriage equality bill a year ago.
