Why can't Dems presidential hopefuls pull this much people for any of their rallys? <20,000+

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tsogud said:

eva01beserk said:

Its a middle of the road argument. Does it shock you that somebody can think a little of both is a better option? I know the left belive that if you dont agree with 100% of everything then you must be alt right. But trust me, im in the middle.

It's not middle of the road lol it's a tired old conservative talking point that's completely illogical and devoid of facts. While we're on the subject, being "middle of the road" isn't really a stance you're just luke warm and hardly anybody likes that. I'd rather you just be "on the right" and I'm sure some conservatives would rather you just be "on the left."

Edit: the talking point I was referring to didn't get quoted for some reason but just to clarify it was the post Portis quoted earlier about how you think we shouldn't take care of the poor too much or they'll get lazy, something in that vain.

I bet you would like that and many conservatives would to. But unfortunately, its not what we want all the time. You have to cede some times. That attitude of you are with us or against us is what got trump elected. Everyone will not agree 100% on every single issue.

on the edit: Have you ever hear, give a man a fish and he eats for a day, teach him to fish and he eats for life? Really old life lesson and pretty easy to understand.