My only quibble with your chess moves is your suggestions for VP. I believe— without pandering — the choice should be a young, aggressive, Black Democrat. Karen Bass comes to mind, as do several others.
But the real need, as I’ve said from my soapbox for decades now, is for Democrats to stop turning the other cheek when attacked. Take the…
My only quibble with your chess moves is your suggestions for VP. I believe— without pandering — the choice should be a young, aggressive, Black Democrat. Karen Bass comes to mind, as do several others.
But the real need, as I’ve said from my soapbox for decades now, is for Democrats to stop turning the other cheek when attacked. Take the fight to the other side with all the vehemence and outrage the times call for. “We need to quit taking a policy book to a fistfight,” as Marie Arana said in the Washington Post a few days ago.
The media love a good fight. Let’s give ‘em one. And, in doing so, we’ll also be showing voters that Democrats are (at last!) willing to fight for what we stand for.
I believe it’s our best option, whether Harris on the ticket.
My only quibble with your chess moves is your suggestions for VP. I believe— without pandering — the choice should be a young, aggressive, Black Democrat. Karen Bass comes to mind, as do several others.
But the real need, as I’ve said from my soapbox for decades now, is for Democrats to stop turning the other cheek when attacked. Take the fight to the other side with all the vehemence and outrage the times call for. “We need to quit taking a policy book to a fistfight,” as Marie Arana said in the Washington Post a few days ago.
The media love a good fight. Let’s give ‘em one. And, in doing so, we’ll also be showing voters that Democrats are (at last!) willing to fight for what we stand for.
I believe it’s our best option, whether Harris on the ticket.