Only Democrat voters expect perfection from Democrat policymakers while those voters ignore the GOP's near perfect record on obstructionism and lack of bipartisanship legislation which hampers Democrat legislation. Then Democrat voters take out their frustration on Dem party. Perfect for GOP 🤷🏾♀️🙃
Maybe Democrats could try doing good things
Don't worry if you're worried about bad things.
And I could win the lottery. But not if I don't play the game
Your chances are better at winning the lottery than finding a way to make the Democratic Party not evil.
My chances are just as bad at winning the lottery or reshaping either party, if I take my ball and just go home because I think the system's rigged or whatever. And I don't know that it gets better by standing off to the side and lobbing bombs(figurative or literal) at everybody else in the game.
Being nice to these people and voting for them isn’t working
We've made progress on super hard and fucked up issues in the past. We may currently being taking steps back or in other new and messed up ways, but progress isn't always linear.
Not in over 50 years. We’ve been going backwards for over half a century. Congratulations on all that success?
Thanks. It's all been hard fought
Yeah hard fought surrender. Great job, good effort.
Send us your thoughts and prayers, while you stand so proud on your soap box extolling your pure virtue.
I don't think we stem the tide of hate, with more hate. Or division with more division. Compromise isn't giving up ideals and principles, it's finding the next step in the problem solving equation that will get enough people on board to get to the next step and so on
Well Democrats are at like 20% approval because they start with far right policies and then compromise with Republicans to make them even worse. Their coalition has collapsed under the weight of their incompetence and refusal to work with anyone left of Reagan.
Well, you seem to have it figured out. Have a great day brother
I do have it figured out, thanks. You have a great day too.
Murc's Law in a nutshell.