#7 You say Dem "leadership" won't do anything that inconveniences Wall St.

I suppose you mean then that America should keep electing Republicans because they will inconvenience Wall St.?

Is that what you're saying, Morris?

#8 Clown says, "America deserves more than the 2 party system of the Oligarch Party vs the Corporate Elite Party."

And just where is America supposed to find that "thing" that they do deserve?

#11 That's the most ridiculous comment I've read today, Clown.

Just how does the DNC shoot down candidates?

Didn't shoot down any of these recent Democratic success stories:

-> Georgia voters ousted two Republican members of the state's Public Service Commission in favor of two Democrats - the first Democrats to win statewide nonfederal offices in decades.

-> Democrats in Mississippi Break the G.O.P.'s State House Supermajority

-> Every single county in Virginia - even deeply red counties - saw shifts TOWARDS the Democrats, as opposed to how they voted 1 year ago.

-> Dems flip Wichita School Board from a 4-3 GOP majority to a 5-2 Democratic majority. Democratic candidates Amy Warren and Amy Jensen defeated Republican incumbents Hazel Stabler and Kathy Bond.

-> Two of Tuesday's school board elections were in Bucks County, Pa., which was considered "ground zero" for right-wing groups' takeover of school boards in 2021. A few years ago, conservatives on these boards in Pennbridge and Central Bucks districts were using their roles to pass policies targeting LGBTQ+ students and banning books.

---> Democrats flipped control of both boards in 2023, and on Tuesday, they ousted every Republican from both of these boards, except for one. The Pennbridge school board is now 8-1, with Democratic members in control. The Central Bucks school board is 9-0.

-> In Texas, we even won in Lockhart, which sits in a district so red that Democrats normally don't even run. We had a clean sweep in Cy-Fair ISD, another deeply red area that not even Greg Abbott could save your party.

-> In SD-9, another red district, we saw an 8 point shift for the Democrat

-> Eileen Higgins elected as first Democratic mayor of Miami in three decades

As for me, the opposition isn't the DNC (or the Democratic Party, or any Democratic candidate that's brave enough to throw their hat into the ring).

The opposition is the RNC, the Republican Party, and every candidate with an (R) after their name.

Eye on the prize, Clown.

Eye on the prize.

#13 Yeah?

So, work hard and campaign for and donate to Becerra.

But, come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

#16 Then you're not reading my posts.

I have often been disappointed that my preferred candidate didn't make it to the general election following the primary.

But, when November rolls around then, yes, the Democratic candidate is my choice.

Once again, come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

#18 Not possible.

Bernie Sanders isn't a Democrat.

Can't get screwed by a party that isn't yours...

...unless you allow them to do that.

And afterwards, wouldn't the person who was "screwed" disavow the party that wasn't even theirs, and then spend the rest of their time damning said party?

If I remember correctly, Senator Sanders is still caucusing with the Democrats.

#17 Caius Marcius Coriolanus again states, "And the DNC ... still refuse to release the official autopsy report of why incumbent VPOTUS Kamala Harris and successful Governor Tim Walz (D-MN) lost 6,265,888 supporters that voted Democratic on Tuesday 3 Nov 2020, but not on Tuesday 5 Nov 2024, costing the DNC the White House."

And, again, I am pleased to offer my in-depth take on that question, with activities down to the county/precinct level, to demonstrate why the Harris/Walz team lost in November, 2024:

Clown says, "What I see from you now though is objection to discussing the weaknesses and failures of the Democratic Party."

Ya think, Clown?

Yeah. Funny thing about the political status of the USA in late April, 2026:

The only reason to "discuss" the weaknesses and failures of the Democratic Party, at this time, is to weaken the Democratic Party.

And who benefits from a weakened Democratic Party?

The Republicans (see: zero-sum game).

And who loses from a weakened Democratic Party?

I'd argue, it is the American people who lose from a weakened Democratic Party.

But, apparently, to you (and others here), tearing down the Democratic Party is a fun game. You seem to salivate over the idea of damaging the only counter to the Republican Party.

Meanwhile, those on the right side of the aisle cheer you (and the others here) on, beside themselves over the stroke of good luck you're giving them by doing some of the heavy lifting (damning the Democratic Party) while they expend zero energy doing so.

And, as an added bonus, your posts become self-fulfilling prophecy for Democrats and made-for-television ads for Republicans.

Clown says, "What I see from you now though is objection to discussing the weaknesses and failures of the Democratic Party."

And just how many of these posters have openly, here, discussed the weaknesses and failures of the Republican Party:

shrimptacodan
fortfisher
oneironaut
scotts
robson
sheepleschism
visitor_
bellringer
lfthndthrds
thebull
john_savage2
fishpaw
humtake
billjohnson

c0ri0lanus
speaksoftly
ClownShack

#28 All of a sudden, it becomes crystal clear ...

Important revelation!

Left Hind Turds has been identified as Michael Phillips, a 38-year-old from North Carolina.

We now return you to your regularly scheduled program, already in progress.

#33 The Democratic Party nominee for the office of mayor of NYC was Zohran Mamdani.

It wasn't Andrew Cuomo.

Why are you trying so hard to condemn the only alternative to the Republican Party: The Democratic Party?

Why is that, Clown?

#33 Clown pulls something from out of his ass, "Democrats ran Andrew Cuomo against Mamdani"

How can that be when the Democratic Party nominee for the office of mayor of NYC was Zohran Mamdani?

Care to explain yourself, Clown?

#38 Nope, Corky.

Michael Phillips, a 38-year-old from North Carolina.

If you Google that specific phrase you know exactly what ails Left Hind Turds.

And it has nothing to do with Michelle Phillips :-)

#33 Clown asks (regarding the similarities in my #27).

Okay, sure.

These people are practically giddy about discussing the weaknesses and failures of the Democratic Party:

shrimptacodan
fortfisher
oneironaut
scotts
robson
sheepleschism
visitor_
bellringer
lfthndthrds
thebull
john_savage2
fishpaw
humtake
billjohnson

c0ri0lanus
speaksoftly
ClownShack

If it walks like a duck, and it talks like a duck ...

With friends like these, who needs enemies ...

Res ipsa loquitur ...

Questions?

#43 Neither.

You just can't take "yes" for an answer, can you?

Once again, Clown, come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

#45 You seem to have sidestepped this question, Clown:

Come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

"Sure, me and millions of other Americans are done with corporate democratic candidates chosen for us by the DNC."

100% oops:

-> Georgia voters ousted two Republican members of the state's Public Service Commission in favor of two Democrats - the first Democrats to win statewide nonfederal offices in decades.

-> Democrats in Mississippi Break the G.O.P.'s State House Supermajority

-> Every single county in Virginia - even deeply red counties - saw shifts TOWARDS the Democrats, as opposed to how they voted 1 year ago.

-> Dems flip Wichita School Board from a 4-3 GOP majority to a 5-2 Democratic majority. Democratic candidates Amy Warren and Amy Jensen defeated Republican incumbents Hazel Stabler and Kathy Bond.

-> Two of Tuesday's school board elections were in Bucks County, Pa., which was considered "ground zero" for right-wing groups' takeover of school boards in 2021. A few years ago, conservatives on these boards in Pennbridge and Central Bucks districts were using their roles to pass policies targeting LGBTQ+ students and banning books.

---> Democrats flipped control of both boards in 2023, and on Tuesday, they ousted every Republican from both of these boards, except for one. The Pennbridge school board is now 8-1, with Democratic members in control. The Central Bucks school board is 9-0.

-> In Texas, we even won in Lockhart, which sits in a district so red that Democrats normally don't even run. We had a clean sweep in Cy-Fair ISD, another deeply red area that not even Greg Abbott could save your party.

-> In SD-9, another red district, we saw an 8 point shift for the Democrat

-> Eileen Higgins elected as first Democratic mayor of Miami in three decades

For most Americans, it is a Democrat versus a Republican.

'Tis clear you prefer the Republican ... more self-righteous for your comfort, nes pas?

#47 Clown actually says, "It makes us stronger and weaker."

Must be the LA California water speaking.

'Cause it sure doesn't make any sense anywhere else.

"The DNC never once supported Mamdani."

Liar:

AI Overview
Yes, DNC Chair Ken Martin endorsed Zohran Mamdani in October 2025 following his victory in the New York City Democratic mayoral primary. Martin stated that Democrats win "through addition" and encouraged support for the Democratic nominee, despite acknowledging disagreements with him on certain issues.

Key Details of the Endorsement:

DNC Chair Support: Ken Martin officially urged New Yorkers to vote for Mamdani in the general election, marking a high-level party endorsement.

Context: The endorsement aimed to unite the party behind the primary winner.

Mixed Reactions: While the DNC Chair and some progressives supported him, other top national Democrats, including Sen. Chuck Schumer and Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, initially hesitated to publicly endorse him, according to reports in September 2025.

Mamdani also secured support from various local Democratic organizations, including the Manhattan Democratic Party, as reported in July 2025.

You're doing yourself no favors.

Once again, Clown, come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

#54 The very first time I was able to cast a vote, August, 1974, I was able to cast a ballot for myself: I ran for Democratic precinct committeeman (against an incumbent), and won, 64-19.

Throughout the next 52 years, I have been involved in the Democratic Party, at the (very) local level (precinct) through countywide, statewide, and even some national events.

Intelligent people vote democratic because they see the dedication of people committed to government, and to seeing that it works.

Intelligent people vote democratic because we have been the party of the working man since at least FDR, and certainly for equality since even before HST desegrated the military.

Intelligent people vote democratic because the Democratic Party is the hope for America.

Intelligent people vote democratic because the Democratic Party is the hope for America.

Intelligent people vote democratic because the Democratic Party is the hope for America.

Intelligent people vote democratic because the Democratic Party is the hope for America.

So WTF are you so intent on destroying the Democratic Party, Clown?

Why?

And why now, when we're supposed to be focused on defeating Trump and the Republicans?

Why, Clown?

Why?

Once again, Clown, come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

#57 Well, I guess we should all be grateful that you have (perhaps) learned the difference between a noun and an adjective.

Perhaps.

#57 Why, I am part of America hating Communists!

I've always hated Communists.

But I'm glad that bell boi let me know that it is the Democratic Party that is filled with America hating Communists.

Thanks!

#60 A meaningless retort | quelle surprise!

Communist = From each according to his ability to each according to his needs.

Why, that's parenthood!

From each according to his ability (the parent) to each according to his needs (the child).

Thank you for attending today's TED Talk!

"Blindly vote for democrats. Again won't happen."

Oh?

So, you're okay with Republicans winning.

Noted, Clown.

Once again, Clown, come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

#63 People are done with democrats like Schumer and Jeffries.

"People"?

The only "people" who matter in this (complex) equation are, the voters of NYS (Schumer), the voters of NY-8th CD, and the members of the Democratic caucuses in the Senate and House (respectively).

I can't stand either one, and long for the day they are at least retired from their leadership positions, if not their seat themselves (YEAH AOC v Schumer!!!)

But, so long as our common opponent is Trump/the Republicans (who, it should be noted, you seem incapable of criticizing), then I keep my eye on the prize.

You clearly do not, so giving aid and comfort to the enemy is your forte. Noted.

"Harris should not run in 2028. Neither should Newsom."

Isn't that the truth, Clown!

She should just retire, gracefully, and Newsom handled in the primaries.

Binary choice, Clown: Come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

#69 "California doesn't want Steyer."

No. You don't want Steyer.

Fair enough.

Get back to me when the votes have been counted as to what California does and does not want.

So, once again, Clown: Come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

If I were a voter in California, I would definitely vote for Becerra, from all that I have read. And I would be happy in doing so.

But, if Becerra didn't make it through the primary, and my choice in November was Steyer versus Hilton, I would vote for Steyer, no question whatsoever.

Why can't you be that honest, Clown?

#73 Steyer versus Hilton in November (hypothetical) isn't binary?

Or are you referencing throwing away your vote by writing in Mickey Mouse?

That'll show 'em!

Right, Clown!

"...championing selling America to the billionaires."

By championing Democrats over Republicans?

That's your anti-diving rod, Clown?

#78 Isn't what I asked, Clown:

Come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

Seriously, Clown:

Come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

I already said that if I lived in California I would gladly vote for Becerra in June.

But, if it isn't Becerra on the ballot in November, then my vote would go to Steyer.

You ? ? ? ?

Seriously, Clown:

Come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

I already said that if I lived in California I would gladly vote for Becerra in June.

But, if it isn't Becerra on the ballot in November, then my vote would go to Steyer.

You ? ? ? ?

"Blindly voting for whatever they tell you to. Regardless."

Do you have a definitive list of these "blind" people I'm supposed to vote for... regardless?

I only ask because whenever I'm voting in a primary, there doesn't seem to be any "DNC Approved" candidate sticker anywhere on the ballot.

Just the names of the Democratic candidates for the various election positions (mosquito control district, water control district, fire control district, city commissioner, mayor, county/parish commissioner/executive/judge, state representative, state senate, governor, US Senate, Congressperson and... every now and then, presidential primary/election.

Now, some are partisan, some are ostensibly non-partisan (wink-wink) and some are, actually, non-partisan.

But I've never seen a primary ballot where it is designated that this candidate or that candidate is "DNC Approved."

Do you have a definitive list of these "blind" people I'm supposed to vote for... regardless?

And, Clown, you still haven't answered the question:

Come November, if it is Steyer versus Hilton, who are you going to vote for?

#84 Sorry, bell boi, I'm not selling the Democratic Party "brand" other than the fact that it is not the Republican Party.

Donald Trump, the Trump administration, the Republican Party, general MAGA sycophants and, interestingly enough, people just like you, make it so that selling the Democratic Party becomes irrelevant to November's outcome.

You are all doing the heavy lifting for us.

For which we will perhaps be grateful.