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Overall this is not an awful article but this is why I can barely stand to click on a MoJo article anymore: "Like it or not, the only real choice to sound the
by oblib 9y ago
Overall this is not an awful article but this is why I can barely stand to click on a MoJo article anymore:
"Like it or not, the only real choice to sound the alarm outside the geek community is the Democratic Party".
That, right there, is pure bullshit and nothing was offered to back it up because there's nothing to be found. The best they could say was:
"it’s the only national organization that has both the principles and the size to do the job."
But when I look for their "principles" what I find is a glaring lack of any at all.
I find talk, but that's all. When I look at what they actually do, the lack of principals appear everywhere.
Since leaving office Obama has spent most of his time hanging with billionaires and collecting tens of millions of dollars from them.
The heads of the Dem Party conspired to stop Bernie last year.
While Secretary of State, Hillary didn't just sell 20% of our uranium to Russia, she did a World Wide Tour promoting "fracking tech" for Exxon and Halliburton, and we citizens paid for it all.
The truth is, MoJo did a great article on Hillary's fracking tour, and then they had a change in leadership and became robots themselves.
- Jesus_Jones 9y agoI disagree. Republicans are ideologically opposed to welfare, and they should pretty quickly use their effective political advertising to go against this. Just like global warming hurts you later, loss of jobs for the non-rich category of people takes a long time to affect you. Dems more naturally care about helping the poor and downtrodden.