Are Pelosi and Schumer responsible

[Alinvegas]

for the dem's not taking over the senate and the poor showing in the house? I say yes. They are way too left for this country. And way too uncooperative. They refuse to negotiate. My way of the highway is their theme. The dems in the house are already meeting to overthrow the queen of the house and elect a moderate dem. If that is such a thing. Schumer can do all the pontificating and crying he wants but he will not get his way. Boo Hoo chucky.

 

[JuliefromOhio]

Sen Mitch McConnell has already announced, as he did in 2008, that he will stop Obama and now Biden.
Again, that's the tyranny of the minority in action. No negotiating, no cooperating for the good of the country. That's your anti-govt GOP, your anti-democracy, anti-Constitution Republicans.

 

[Alinvegas]

Sen Mitch McConnell has already announced, as he did in 2008, that he will stop Obama and now Biden.
Again, that's the tyranny of the minority in action. No negotiating, no cooperating for the good of the country. That's your anti-govt GOP, your anti-democracy, anti-Constitution Republicans.

Liv wid it...

 

[Alinvegas]

Sen Mitch McConnell has already announced, as he did in 2008, that he will stop Obama and now Biden.
Again, that's the tyranny of the minority in action. No negotiating, no cooperating for the good of the country. That's your anti-govt GOP, your anti-democracy, anti-Constitution Republicans.

This is what those in your party are saying about the whole issue.

Dem caucus erupts as members say party's leftward drift hurt moderates in election
'We should have won big but you know the defund the police issue, the Green New Deal -- those issues killed our members,' a source said

Read it if you dare:

Dem caucus erupts as members say party's leftward drift hurt moderates in election

Democratic members of Congress sounded the alarm during a caucus call on Thursday, arguing that progressive policy ideas like "defund the police" and the Green New Deal were detrimental to their performance in elections.

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