@JamesMelville Hard to recall when politicians had opinions of their own isn't it? Seems to me that at one point in the late seventies, the media became the more influential civic power. It's been downhill with democracy ever since.
@RepSusieLee@RepJeffries What about the evident opinions of the people you're meant to be representing? Oh, of course, they don't matter once your position in office has been provisioned. How terribly Democratic of you ...
@VermontActual@DrJillStein It's my pleasure. It is an opinion offered in the full spirit of your wonderful constitution. The true bedrock of the USA, a life of freedom and equality for all peoples regardless of heritage.
@TheTNHoller@RepJeffries As damning an endorsement as any undesired nominee could wish for ... Confirmation that Jeffries is nothing more than an agreeable, Washington-lobby-approved Establishment bureaucrat.
@keithedwards Rare thing ... a principled man in politics. What next? An end to party political commercial funding? Equally allotted campaign media time? A woman president perhaps? I hope it yields good results. Either way, It's good to see an attempt at genuine change in US politics of late.
@cenkuygur The true unacceptable face of politics. Scheming, manipulating and bald face lying, all for personal and party gain. The electorate come last. It's disgusting. It's no different than here in the UK.
@SimplySubstance@RepBowman This is bizarre, troubling advice. People have gone to huge lengths to invest their political passions on the battlefield and this fellow feels he has the right to take the high ground and declare the fight lost but the potential for war as an ongoing success. He's wrong.