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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 406086" data-attributes="member: 35">From what I&#039;ve seen, the Dems are the ones twisting in the wind.&nbsp; This mess with Biden has thrown the party in disarray, which I&#039;m sure the Dem leadership didn&#039;t expect.&nbsp; They thought they could just pick Harris (or whomever,) and the rest of the party would fall in line like always.&nbsp; As it turns out, the facade of their united front is starting to crack.If the Dems didn&#039;t interfere in their primaries, worked to end the wars, and implemented policies that lifted up the poor and working class, they wouldn&#039;t have to worry about losing elections.&nbsp; However, they choose instead to meddle in their primaries, spend billions on foreign wars, and leave their citizens to struggle.&nbsp; All while they spent four years pretending Biden was cogent and fit for office.&nbsp; As awful as Trump and the Republican are, the Dems have made them seem like a viable option by being sinister themselves.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 406086, member: 35"] From what I've seen, the Dems are the ones twisting in the wind. This mess with Biden has thrown the party in disarray, which I'm sure the Dem leadership didn't expect. They thought they could just pick Harris (or whomever,) and the rest of the party would fall in line like always. As it turns out, the facade of their united front is starting to crack. If the Dems didn't interfere in their primaries, worked to end the wars, and implemented policies that lifted up the poor and working class, they wouldn't have to worry about losing elections. However, they choose instead to meddle in their primaries, spend billions on foreign wars, and leave their citizens to struggle. All while they spent four years pretending Biden was cogent and fit for office. As awful as Trump and the Republican are, the Dems have made them seem like a viable option by being sinister themselves. [/QUOTE]

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