The most powerful word you have right now is "No"
After 100 years of screwing over progressives, of taking away progressive choices, the Democratic Party has hit the end of the line:
They took away Henry Wallace, the anti-fascist VP of FDR, in 1944 in a soft coup. Henry Wallace would have given you universal healthcare. Instead we got two nuclear bombs in Japan under Truman.
The DNC took away George McGovern for having the audacity of being an anti-war candidate in 1972. Hubert Humphrey put a knife in him while also allowing the corporate media to make him seem unpopular when he had the youth vote.
What they pushed, was Humphrey and more war mongers who were in the hands of the elites. Clinton and Obama.
When JFK pushed against the MIC, they killed him to push more war.
When Carter, tried a more moralistic approach, the establishment pushed for Reagan.
When Jesse Jackson came up, they knocked him down and lost.
When Dennis Kucinich stood up against Obama, they silenced him.
When Mike Gravel pushed against Biden, they pushed him away.
When Tulsi Gabbard, Marianne Williamson, Andrew Yang, and Bernie Sanders were the anti-establishment candidates, the DNC told them don't even try.
Instead, of all the candidates that tried various different proposals for healthcare, environmental concerns, and the needs of the workers...
They said Biden was the best they could do...
The man who voted for the Iraq War, attacked Anita Hill to put Clarence Thomas onto the Supreme Court, is to the right of Hillary Clinton in regards to healthcare, and resigned in his 1988 campaign for president for being a plagiarist and liar but is now the last vestige of neoliberalism to try to take down Trump...
Many different progressives have tried within the Democratic Party to stand up for the public and this party has shot them down. People have moved out of the party for various reasons and stated that they would never go back.
But how many people will tell the Democratic Party this two letter word to hold them accountable for all their corruption for the last 100 years?
When do the people learn the power of the word "No?"
Posted Apr 24, 2020, 4:00 AM UTC · edited