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In reply to the discussion: Five Democrats Voted With The Fascists To PUNISH Sanctuary Cities! [View all]W_HAMILTON
(9,103 posts)8. Have you not been watching Republicans? They will claim they have a mandate even if it doesn't pass.
I think the posting of these sorts of votes where how individual Democrats vote don't ultimately matter is just to continue the almost decades-long mission by some to """take down the Democratic establishment."""
So, no, how these handful of Democrats voted won't matter one iota in whether Republicans claim they have a mandate or not, but they will be used to depress potential Democratic turnout by using it as another false example to push """both parties are the same""" bullshit, which ultimately only hurts Democrats because Republicans are a cult and they will vote Republican in the end regardless.
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Five Democrats Voted With The Fascists To PUNISH Sanctuary Cities! [View all]
MayReasonRule
Jun 6
OP
I don't know much about any of these folks but it seems that every time I read something
LoisB
Jun 6
#1
The wider the margin by which it passes, the greater the "Mandate" that the fools claim
dickthegrouch
Jun 6
#4
Have you not been watching Republicans? They will claim they have a mandate even if it doesn't pass.
W_HAMILTON
Jun 6
#8
Rule: 1- 12 or so Democrats vote in a way that doesn't change anything and they're immediately
betsuni
Jun 7
#38
Unless a better Democrat wins the primary. And this is information to consider during the primaries.
Scrivener7
Jun 6
#7
Oftentimes that is the best way to vote in the primary. I do believe there are exceptions - but, I agree, not many.
soldierant
Jun 7
#46