re: Herschel Walker is a great American

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I think that is the democratic winning platform.

Calling republicans deplorables. Mentally I'll. Drug addicts.

I think you should post this more often on facebook/social media, political boards, etc..

It is a winning strategy. Donna Brazile agrees and wishes she pushed this more 4 years ago.

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The winning strategy for democrats is to simply vote. They don't do it but when and if they ever decide to do so there won't be a GOP candidate in any meaningful position anywhere in the nation.

This has already happened with Trump. His legacy will prove to be his laying the lie to Reagan. He ran and won the office on a platform that was straight out of the 1970s DNC playbook and has firmly established a line between Trump supporter and Ronald Reagan...but of course yall call the latter RINOs today because besmirching Reagan is not something you can do. Trump has turned the tide to an American first mentality that is straight out of 1970s Democratic politics and the labor movement in the US. That shift is now firmly established....Mitt Romney nor any other Reagan era republican is going to be elected without getting on board with Labor's agenda going forward. It doesn't matter what the party affiliation is the working people in America are once again concerned with their own self interests and not that of the ruling class and both parties are going to reinforce those ides going forward. Thats why the DNC and the RINOs in the GOP are so upset with Trump because he has shined the light on the power that working people hold...and that light is not being missed by anyone other than RINOs....the Democrats will fall over backwards to meet the demands of Labor...outside of the 36 year period between Reagan and Obama they always have....and now a large segment of the GOP is on board. Both parties are now going to have to attract working people based on the actual interests of working people, not the failed dream of supply side economics...the Democrats only need to return to their roots to do so, the GOP is going to have to answer the RINO problem at some point in time and that time is fast approaching.