No lessons learned. Ever.

That assumes that we have a party interested in fixing anything.

I remember that one company apologizing for a ten yen price increase on ice cream.

He’s trying to crash the dollar for cryptobros. Or Putin.

Too bad they had Manchin piss away all their credibility for them.

He just doesn’t like the face on them.

And here we see that genocide is no big deal to some people.

I’m not so sure.

There is never going to be a candidate that meets 100% of what you want

Genocide support is a big deal to some people.

We’re going to be the opposition

Love the future tense here. If you already WERE the opposition, we wouldn’t be in this fucking mess. Also, democrats say they’re “going to” do a lot of shit they never had any intention of ever doing and just make up some goddamned excuse.

Until they actually do something, they’re enthusiastically complicit.

You could steal the green party but it’s not going to get you anything. You’d have to do the exact same thing of building up the party from local, to state, to federal offices.

Without the full might of the Democratic Party stopping you from winning primaries.

You’d have to build up the green party and then take on both the Democrats and Republicans.

As opposed to having no party and having to take on both Democrats and Republicans.

Democrats can’t put their putrid ancient mummy thumbs on the scale for general elections, unlike primaries, if we ever have any of those ever again.

But we almost had a ninth one!

Cops learn how to respect protesters.

Someone like putin is doing this.

…say it ain’t so.

Sorry the system we’ve been abused by for the last 100 years didn’t change over night because you had a thought about it.

Are you?

So do you prefer the Lockhorns, or the Family Circus?

Whining like this makes me fervently wish that all headlines include the word “slammed” until the end of time.

They could also try fillibustering everything Republicans put on the floor.

They could, but the filibuster is only for blocking progressive legislation.

Until fairly recently, there was an opposition party instead of a controlled opposition party.