To Move Forward, Democrats Must Oust Obama

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THE MAGIC IS GONE: Is the Era of Obama Finally Over?​

by Mike LaChance Dec. 13, 2024 10:00 pm

Yes, they whine and cry and emote, like wounded adolescent narcissists, because that’s all they can do. What of cold-eyed analysis that might compel them to make difficult choices and save what remains of their party? No. They’re afraid. That is beyond them now. They’re locked in their doom loop.

In granting Trump the White House through an electoral college landslide and popular vote, American voters also made it clear that they were fed up with leftist ideology…

To win in the future, the Democrats must tear down Obama just as Trump tore down the Bushes. A new Democrat faith must emerge to launch a frontal assault on Obama’s keep in Martha’s Vineyard, sacking it and salting the earth. It must reject the cynical use of race to generate ugly tribalism…

Obama honors himself at every opportunity. But he is America’s one-eyed jack. And we’ve seen the other side of his face.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/12/magic-is-gone-is-era-obama-finally/
 
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Gateway pundit telling Democrats how to move forward is fun
 
To move forward, gateway pundit must oust 47.

Sorry, my insightful article is on the works on the topic ...will provide an update later
 
It's also the truth. he got you into the Biden mess you suffer from today.
Your opinion of the party is literally garbage. Pretending to be sincere about its direction is the funniest horseshit I've seen in this forum.

Almost as funny as GP pretending to be sincere
 
Your opinion of the party is literally garbage. Pretending to be sincere about its direction is the funniest horseshit I've seen in this forum.

Almost as funny as GP pretending to be sincere
I'm not playing to be sincere at all. The get what they have sown. The point is numb nuts, Obama is the tenet farmer sowing the dragon's teeth that have brought the party down...and it is down.
 
I'm not playing to be sincere at all.
Thabks for confirming

The get what they have sown. The point is numb nuts, Obama is the tenet farmer sowing the dragon's teeth that have brought the party down...and it is down.
The point is that your hatred is all that matters to you. Posting anything suggesting a sincere viewpoint from anyone in your news feed is garbage.
 
I'm not playing to be sincere at all. The get what they have sown. The point is numb nuts, Obama is the tenet farmer sowing the dragon's teeth that have brought the party down...and it is down.
Nobody who lived through Obama's administration regrets it. If allowed to run, he would have won a third term easily. You know this.
 
They really should get serious and oust the Progs. and there's no better guy to do that than Joe Manchin.
 
They really should get serious and oust the Progs. and there's no better guy to do that than Joe Manchin.
What does this even mean?

Did you see the election results this year?

The party has already moved. Nobody in the party gives a fuck about what you want
 
Obama was merely a symbol for the Party Aristocracy (I would say elites, but they have gone far past that). They have a problem in that they are so terrible undemocratic.

The Democratic Party will never behave in a Democratic fashion as long as it has the superdelegate system to protect itself from the vagaries of the mob. Is there perhaps a better way for A party to run a primary? I’m just spitballing here because the current system just doesn’t seem fair or particularly democratic (but I can’t, won’t, try to tell them how to run their party). I, king of the world with a wizard’s wand and beck and call, would begin with the usual process, have candidates announce, debate, but make it a good, honest [series of] debates: a super big wish would be to prevent polling as election influencing, but I digress. Then, and this is super off the wall, because I have been opposed to this idea in general election and open primary voting as it skews to one party or the other and may shut out the binary choice, the two sides of the coin allowing you to throw those rascals out, but within one party, it works. Then, they can cull the top two, three or four (any more and half are not always left satisfied with the results) and have a straight-up national vote. This sure would give all of the people at the local level a little bit more say instead of having the party elites tell, or select for, them who the candidates may vote for will be.
 
Obama was merely a symbol for the Party Aristocracy (I would say elites, but they have gone far past that). They have a problem in that they are so terrible undemocratic.

The Democratic Party will never behave in a Democratic fashion as long as it has the superdelegate system to protect itself from the vagaries of the mob. Is there perhaps a better way for A party to run a primary? I’m just spitballing here because the current system just doesn’t seem fair or particularly democratic (but I can’t, won’t, try to tell them how to run their party). I, king of the world with a wizard’s wand and beck and call, would begin with the usual process, have candidates announce, debate, but make it a good, honest [series of] debates: a super big wish would be to prevent polling as election influencing, but I digress. Then, and this is super off the wall, because I have been opposed to this idea in general election and open primary voting as it skews to one party or the other and may shut out the binary choice, the two sides of the coin allowing you to throw those rascals out, but within one party, it works. Then, they can cull the top two, three or four (any more and half are not always left satisfied with the results) and have a straight-up national vote. This sure would give all of the people at the local level a little bit more say instead of having the party elites tell, or select for, them who the candidates may vote for will be.
They reduced most of the power of super delegates in 2022. Mostly they are there symbolically
 
Obama was merely a symbol for the Party Aristocracy (I would say elites, but they have gone far past that). They have a problem in that they are so terrible undemocratic.

The Democratic Party will never behave in a Democratic fashion as long as it has the superdelegate system to protect itself from the vagaries of the mob. Is there perhaps a better way for A party to run a primary? I’m just spitballing here because the current system just doesn’t seem fair or particularly democratic (but I can’t, won’t, try to tell them how to run their party). I, king of the world with a wizard’s wand and beck and call, would begin with the usual process, have candidates announce, debate, but make it a good, honest [series of] debates: a super big wish would be to prevent polling as election influencing, but I digress. Then, and this is super off the wall, because I have been opposed to this idea in general election and open primary voting as it skews to one party or the other and may shut out the binary choice, the two sides of the coin allowing you to throw those rascals out, but within one party, it works. Then, they can cull the top two, three or four (any more and half are not always left satisfied with the results) and have a straight-up national vote. This sure would give all of the people at the local level a little bit more say instead of having the party elites tell, or select for, them who the candidates may vote for will be.



Something like The Hunger Games would be a lot more fun to watch.
 
Obama was merely a symbol for the Party Aristocracy (I would say elites, but they have gone far past that). They have a problem in that they are so terrible undemocratic.

The Democratic Party will never behave in a Democratic fashion as long as it has the superdelegate system to protect itself from the vagaries of the mob. Is there perhaps a better way for A party to run a primary? I’m just spitballing here because the current system just doesn’t seem fair or particularly democratic (but I can’t, won’t, try to tell them how to run their party). I, king of the world with a wizard’s wand and beck and call, would begin with the usual process, have candidates announce, debate, but make it a good, honest [series of] debates: a super big wish would be to prevent polling as election influencing, but I digress. Then, and this is super off the wall, because I have been opposed to this idea in general election and open primary voting as it skews to one party or the other and may shut out the binary choice, the two sides of the coin allowing you to throw those rascals out, but within one party, it works. Then, they can cull the top two, three or four (any more and half are not always left satisfied with the results) and have a straight-up national vote. This sure would give all of the people at the local level a little bit more say instead of having the party elites tell, or select for, them who the candidates may vote for will be.
And make 'rank choice' voting illegal. It's a gimmick to sucker the rubes.
 
And make 'rank choice' voting illegal. It's a gimmick to sucker the rubes.
It's literally a popular vote where every choice is fleshed out.

It means no one is out until every vote is counted
 
It's a sucker's game, what 'magicians' and card sharks call 'forcing.' If you're stupid enough to play it you'll lose every time and actually believe you won.
 
It's a sucker's game, what 'magicians' and card sharks call 'forcing.' If you're stupid enough to play it you'll lose every time and actually believe you won.
If your candidate gets the most votes. They won. And they would have the most votes of everyone in the state. No possibility of 36% win.
 
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