Posted on 06/27/2017 2:42:50 PM PDT by rktman
The 2016 election offered lots of lessons to Democrats about the nature and temperature of the electorate. Elizabeth Warren thinks she has diagnosed exactly what they want and need for 2018 and 2020, and has gone on a tour of Massachusetts working-class communities to lay out her vision. However, the Wall Street Journal report on her campaign exposes an amusing — and likely fatal — contradiction at the heart of her message:
So far, so good. Donald Trump’s voters — the ones Warren wants to win back for Democrats — really distrust Washington and the political elite. What does Warren propose to do about it? Er … how about putting the Beltway political elite completely in charge of everyone’s health care?
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#fakeindian
“Can’t somebody find something for this fake Indian to do?” There is a vacancy right outside of a cigar store. If she really wants to win us back promise to forgive all student debt, have free tuition, a $15 / hour minimum wage, and push for equal rights for the LBJTQBN community. (That N stands for necrophiliacs.)
Exactly how much did the Cherokee Indian Medicine Man charge anyway?
Or were did the Cherokee all have medical insurance?
Squaw SeakingBull is off her rocker...
I think it’s WAY past time to start mandatory and random drug tests for ALL politicians.
Yeah. That’ll work.
Of course, forget about how a growing majority of our actual pop (rather than just the “likely voters” the polls lean on) that sees the DNC socialist promises as nothing more than an updated version of Soapy Smith’s Prize Box Soap Sale Scam.
Thank you Paul Ryan for dragging this on
Of course, intellectually bankrupt democrat playbook 101: when in doubt, offer more free stuff (but skip the part about the stuff you are offering being crappy and, oh by the way, not really free).
Her ideas will probably get the Bernie supporters back on the plantation - they love the thought of “free stuff for everyone”...
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