Fox News has joined the Hillary Clinton faction of the Democratic Party in warning about Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez' policy positions, (shown above). Isn't there a place where Clinton and other deadenders can go to fuck off and die? |
Thank you again for that, Hillary Clinton supporters.
Ever-desperate to halt progressive politics, in the week following Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez' wipe-out of a corrupt Democratic House incumbent, Duckworth offers a less-than-rigorous analysis concluding the entire Midwest will reject people-based politics because Ocasio-Cortez is "too far to the left," (The Hill).
Another Clintonite, Nancy Pelosi, preceded Duckworth's perils of political wisdom
Writes Emily Birnbaum:
Duckworth’s comments echoed those of Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), who said people should not get 'carried away' over Ocasio-Cortez’s nomination.
What are Ocasio-Cortez' objectionable policy positions, all of which are available on Ocasio-Cortez' website, about which Pelosi and Duckworth warn us? Pelosi and Duckworth don't say.
But Ocasio-Cortez offers 15 detailed issue positions, so witness the horror and gasp: Medicare For All, Housing As a Human Right, A Peace Economy, A Federal Jobs Guarantee, Gun Control / Assault Weapons Ban, Criminal Justice Reform, End Private Prisons, Immigration Justice / Abolish ICE, Solidarity with Puerto Rico, Mobilizing Against Climate Change, Clean Campaign Finance, Higher Education for All, Women's Rights, Support LGBTQIA+Support Seniors, Curb Wall Street Gambling: Restore Glass Steagall.
Duckworth did not specifically mention Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania which Pelosi and Duckworth's candidate, Hillary Clinton, lost in 2016 in the epic failure that gave the White House to Donald Trump; worth mentioning again because corporatists are not so big on recent history.
I think corporatist Democrats like losing. It's the only explanation for their action trying to take down a rare shining of light on the political horizon.
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If I were a Republican strategist running against Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisconsin), I would saturate the airwaves with ads pointing out Baldwin is a longtime Clinton supporter along with each and every member of Wisconsin Democratic congressional delegation, (538.com).
Speaking of Wisconsin, Randy Bryce, the progressive who looks to replace outgoing House Speaker Paul Ryan (R), offers a realtime test of the Duckworth-Pelosi hypothesis.
Asked about Ocasio-Cortez on UpFront with Mike Gousha, Bryce was unequivocal in his praise of Ocasio-Cortez. Reports The Capital Times:
That was a successful example of an 'everyday, working people' running for political office, said Randy Bryce. ... It’s an example he hopes to repeat.
'That’s what everyday candidates are trying to do, we’re trying to get that enthusiasm, get people to the polls,' he said. 'We’re one of them, we understand the struggles of everyday people.'
Bryce is going to win the Democratic Party nomination and the general election in November.
Ocasio-Cortez was quick to knock down the Clintonite nonsense as well:
Back to present-day Wisconsin.With respect to the Senator, strong, clear advocacy for working class Americans isn’t just for the Bronx.— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@Ocasio2018) July 1, 2018
Sen. Sanders won:
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Kansas
- Nebraska
- Wisconsin
- Indiana
We then lost several of those states in the general. What’s the plan to prevent a repeat? https://t.co/99K08qr7SH
In the Democratic Party Primary race for governor, the same mopes who have demonstrated feckless disregard are now trying to torpedo the most fervent reformer of police-state Wisconsin.
I'll say it again: I think some Democrats like losing.
Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez likes winning.
I won a nearly impossible race with:— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@Ocasio2018) July 2, 2018
- Not taking💰from corporate lobbyists
- Spending time with people that “experts” say don’t vote
- Sticking to a bold, ambitious working-class agenda
- A majority-volunteer team
Sometimes, the right thing to do *is* the winning thing to do. pic.twitter.com/1fq9nbMJAS
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