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"You’ll start to see liberal politicians using these same talking points in the coming weeks, guaranteed." This article's position seems to be more in line with
by ajmurmann 5y ago
"You’ll start to see liberal politicians using these same talking points in the coming weeks, guaranteed."
This article's position seems to be more in line with the Republican's general stance on the pandemic. So isn't it a good thing of the left can revise its position?
- wayoutthere 5y agoIt’s not the left; it’s the biden administration feeding meat into the machine. They have absolutely betrayed their voter base in favor of their corporate donors and they will pay for it in the next election when that base simply doesn’t show up.
- rdtwo 5y agoThis is trying to manufacture Consensus on giving up and do natural immunity from the left
- ajmurmann 5y agoI'm not saying that I agree or disagree with the actual content of the article. My statement was purely about the criticism on liberal politicians adapting something they read in the NYT. I think it's in general a positive if someone is able to change their views and revise their position when me information gets presented. Ideally we'd all be open to that regardless of the source. I know I'd be positively surprised if FoxNews were to publish a piece slamming refusal to take vaccines. The last thing I'd complain about is Republican politicians adopting that stance.
- rdtwo 5y agoNYT ist so much liberal as it is corporate democrat. As such they have way more in common with the Republican Party (pre trump) than they do with say Bernie or actual liberals. So it’s not at all surprising to see what would traditionally be republican ideas come from them.