Will the surge of the DSA within the Democratic Party make them unelectable on a national level? - Poll

[Drinkthekoolaid]

They think socialism is a good thing.

Say what you want but, Rush had a quote which has stood the test of time. "You can't win an argument against Santa Claus"

The left will vote for a candidate that is labeled Democrat socialist, because there are too many idiots, free loaders, commies, delinquents, social justice warriors, whatever that they will gladly vote for them. They are so many Democrats who would vote for anyone if they had a -D after their name.

Yes. Absolutely yes they can get elected on a national level just the same as a regular Democrat can get elected.

The idiots voting for it will think they are doing a good thing.

 

[Defilade]

Nothing getting done about it. Unfortunately the commies will get voted in midterms. Republicans are sitting on their hands or are nutured or have no balls. Crimes at the highest levels have been committed and nothing. Hell Letisha James fat fucking ass is still eating premium chicken wings somewhere.

 

[fresch]

Mellon season.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

You know 99% of Democrats would vote for someone with a party affiliation of -DSA, assuming they are voting for a Democrat Super Awesome.

It's science.

 

[SonOfSun]

Standing in the grocery line I watched a tated (from shoulder to hand, nose ring, multi ear ringed) pregnant with kid in the cart have to use WIC, she was having trouble getting the card with one hand because the other held an iphone.
What were you saying about capitalism failing?

That sounds like failing to me.

 

[fresch]

Sounds like an Ahole taking. So yes a fail but by the demonrat policy of take from hard working (capitalist) and giving to the "social Justice" crowd.

 

[Saltwater60]

Standing in the grocery line I watched a tated (from shoulder to hand, nose ring, multi ear ringed) pregnant with kid in the cart have to use WIC, she was having trouble getting the card with one hand because the other held an iphone.
What were you saying about capitalism failing?

Perceived failure.
I just saw something that said to live comfortably in nys not NUC you need $277,000 a year. Thats insane, and about $100,000 more than my wife and I made last year for adjusted gross federally. We aren’t stupid with money but we want for nothing.
We out $1,000/month in savings for most of the year last year. We have one small car payment, bought my son’s car on cash, paid our insurance in cash, and paid about $15,000 in college for the kids. No debt associated with anything except my wife’s car and out mortgage. I have about $120,000 in debt total. Now we’re done paying my oldest’s college bill and my youngest car insurance so that’s an $800/month bump. My wife got about $2,000 in a raise and I got $4,000 in a raise. So that’s a net of $1,300 more a month. We’re already doing 29% in retirement so I’ll put my entire raise in mine.
People have money they just spend foolishly. Restaurants are packed by me and they all have fancy drinks too.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

Perceived failure.
I just saw something that said to live comfortably in nys not NUC you need $277,000 a year. Thats insane, and about $100,000 more than my wife and I made last year for adjusted gross federally. We aren’t stupid with money but we want for nothing.
We out $1,000/month in savings for most of the year last year. We have one small car payment, bought my son’s car on cash, paid our insurance in cash, and paid about $15,000 in college for the kids. No debt associated with anything except my wife’s car and out mortgage. I have about $120,000 in debt total. Now we’re done paying my oldest’s college bill and my youngest car insurance so that’s an $800/month bump. My wife got about $2,000 in a raise and I got $4,000 in a raise. So that’s a net of $1,300 more a month. We’re already doing 29% in retirement so I’ll put my entire raise in mine.
People have money they just spend foolishly. Restaurants are packed by me and they all have fancy drinks too.

If you're putting 29% into retirement, good for you. Seriously.

I'm only doing 10% + 6% company match. And I seriously am hoping to retire early based on good investments and paying off debt, and being conservative and simple with money not frivolous. I don't need or want much. I am hoping I can check out in ~10 years.

You and the Mrs will be positioned very well.