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Death of democracy, a little at a time

February 6, 2020

Some might say a rupture that destroys democracy will come – we just don’t know when, where, or how. Look around you. It has already happened.

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Does Trump derangement drive Democratic party’s political errors?

October 26, 2019

If Democrats cannot convince people to remove Trump from office, the proceedings will have been a colossal waste of energy, at a time when the party cannot afford to make errors, or waste any of its paltry assets.

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Pigs and political theater

September 28, 2019

Trump and his allies in the Senate need only time the vote for his acquittal during the week before election day. That makes for good political theater: vindication for your supporters, and total deflation for your opponents.

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Standard strategies will not defeat Trump

August 5, 2019

They would have something to say about hopeless wars, hollowed out communities, families who have attended too many funerals. They would say something about how to recover.

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No one can defeat Trump under these circumstances

July 28, 2019

If the country wants to rid itself of this man, voters must find a candidate for office who can prevail in this contest.

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Quarantine concentration camps; Democratic unity

July 13, 2019

Nancy Pelosi wants to keep her job, of course, but she also focuses on what the party must do to defeat President Trump. You do not seem to think a unified party leads to that outcome.

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Trump criticism

January 10, 2019

Do Democrats think their current strategy will help them win the next election? We will see whether they miscalculated.

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Democratic party’s big bet

August 1, 2018

Meanwhile Democrats simply look desperate, while they neglect the basic hard work required to defeat a shrewd opponent who does not care that much how he comes across. A lot of people voted for him in 2016 because he would not play by anyone’s rules but his own. Democrats have not given those people a good reason to change their minds. They have not even thought about whether they should change their own minds.

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Views of progressive populism

June 27, 2017

Therefore make government weak, to make people happy and secure in their property. Make government passive wherever possible, because its activity causes misery. These principles never fail to enlarge liberty for those who make them their own.

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Why political fights seem pointless and dangerous

April 29, 2017

One’s measure for success has to be greater than assertion of control at the expense of other people’s freedom.

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At its low point, Democratic party can redeem itself

April 22, 2017

Meantime, you will see Democrats struggle to win electoral support for at least another ten years, if they do not engage in reasonable efforts to correct the bizarre series of mistakes they made when they adopted an MIT professor’s recommendations to reform the whole country’s health care system according to a vision sprouted from the People’s Republic of Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Democrats’ sentiments, plans, and behavior since election day

February 26, 2017

For three and a half months now, they have roared about their cage in astonishment, anger and fear, as they advocate and plot Trump’s removal, but overlook every electoral map they see filled with red states and red districts. It may be an impressive display of energy, but it does not help the party prepare for upcoming contests in 2018 and 2020.

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