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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 50718" data-attributes="member: 35">&quot;Justifications won&#039;t cut it.&quot;&nbsp; Like trying to justify neoliberalism.&quot;Excusing pure idiocy 100% of the time won&#039;t cut it.&quot;&nbsp; Like trying to say it wasn&#039;t dumb to neglect the working class in swing states needed to win.&quot;Failing to hold people accountable for their actions won&#039;t cut it.&quot;&nbsp; Like the DNC.&nbsp; Or blaming sexists, deplorables, third party voters, and anybody else for the failed policies and campaign strategies of the Democratic Party.&quot;Blaming the victims of the crime rather than the perpetrators won&#039;t cut it.&quot;&nbsp; I blame both because the perpetrators of it exposed the &quot;victim&#039;s&quot; tactics to undermine one of their candidates in favor of another.Sound judgement and common sense is why 44% of voters consider themselves independent now.&nbsp; We can&#039;t count on either party to stand up for what&#039;s right.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 50718, member: 35"] "Justifications won't cut it." Like trying to justify neoliberalism. "Excusing pure idiocy 100% of the time won't cut it." Like trying to say it wasn't dumb to neglect the working class in swing states needed to win. "Failing to hold people accountable for their actions won't cut it." Like the DNC. Or blaming sexists, deplorables, third party voters, and anybody else for the failed policies and campaign strategies of the Democratic Party. "Blaming the victims of the crime rather than the perpetrators won't cut it." I blame both because the perpetrators of it exposed the "victim's" tactics to undermine one of their candidates in favor of another. Sound judgement and common sense is why 44% of voters consider themselves independent now. We can't count on either party to stand up for what's right. [/QUOTE]

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