[malcolmgreaves]

Corporate dems has suck. They are slightly better than the corporate republicans of the 90s and early 2000s.

Why? Because they knew that stability and economic prosperity were things people wanted. They of course never went far enough and didn’t ever want to rock the boat.

But, importantly, what you’re trying to do is wrong. Trump is not like corporate dems. It’s significantly worse. There’s not a single redeeming thing about this regime.

And all republicans are 100% behind trump. That means the entire Republican Party is guilty and responsible for what trump does.

So yes, it is appropriate to paint the entire group with one broad stroke. They’re all guilty of enabling a criminal to shred the constitution and destroy the entire fabric of US society for the next few generations. (The US has backslid to the late 1800s - blatant corruption everywhere).

[deaux]

> All of the work of making Americans distrust their government from the executive in the last 60 years have come from Republicans

I've clearly shown why this is blatantly false, and your comment does nothing to argue against it.

> Why? Because they knew that stability and economic prosperity were things people wanted.

This is laughable. Ah yes, in 2014 the average American definitely wouldn't have wanted the Epstein files to be published, sure.

You can't say this with a straight face. The capital class wouldn't have wanted it, the average person absolutely would have.