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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThe wealthy and powerful corporate interests are trying to create a culture that makes us feel weak
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The wealthy and powerful corporate interests are trying to create a culture that makes us feel weak (Original Post)
Uncle Joe
Jan 2022
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Faux pas
(14,681 posts)1. Kickety Kickin'
Walleye
(31,024 posts)2. I wish he could do some positive arm twisting on senator Manchin
Uncle Joe
(58,362 posts)4. I believe Manchin's primary concern is doing what he can to save the Republican Party from itself
So no amount of Democratic arm twisting will make a difference.
Walleye
(31,024 posts)5. I'm afraid you're exactly right on that
leftstreet
(36,108 posts)6. Why hasn't Obama called Manchin and Sinema?
He's still so very influential
Walleye
(31,024 posts)8. Maybe he has.
PortTack
(32,767 posts)3. Senator sanders is absolutely correct! Thank you sir!
leftstreet
(36,108 posts)7. It's too bad Bernie never mobilized his followers
That's not a slam against him. I know politicians tend to rile up people only when they're campaigning.
But his supporters were probably once willing to slam electeds with phone calls, emails, marches and massive pressure over specific legislation. Politicians just never ask them to
George II
(67,782 posts)9. No they're not.
pecosbob
(7,538 posts)10. Bernie is like reading Howard Zinn...I love it