From the previous thread:

re: #122 Brian J.

Mine is completely nonexistent. No more paved roads or schools or hospitals for these folks. Let their white power sustain them and their kids.

re: #125 HappyWarrior

Problem with that is you can’t do that without hurting other people.

re: #127 Brian J.

Those other people need to move, then; there’s no reason for them to hurt themselves by sustained contact with those who wish them dead.

I really get tired of the “they need to move” talk.

Send me sufficient money to buy a house (or even rent an apartment) elsewhere, and I’ll move. A job would be nice, too.

Contrarily, you could put money into the good fight for those of us trying to change that within.

Your fake concern is noted. Unless you are willing to help we poor who live in red areas move, you are just making such statements to make yourself feel better.

re: #280 ipsos

School boards. Town councils. All the things.

It’s a shame that so much of the coordination (such as it isn’t) and money (such as it is) comes through organizations such as the DCCC and DSCC that aren’t designed to do anything downticket, and that there’s not really a national DNC ability to focus on that kind of grassroots rebuilding of a national party.

It sure is, because the GOP does exactly that. This isn’t rocket surgery. It’s not like national parties have ever organised local and state-level resources in the past 240 years or so (oh wait, they have).