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Regarding 'Merica's Actual Oldest Political Party

Started by Abbot Mythos, October 17, 2025, 07:26:20 PM

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Abbot Mythos

The only surprise to me is that this news is breaking three (3) years prior to the 2028 elections:

John Fetterman faces party plot to kick him to the curb

As per this article:

"Top Pennsylvania Democrats are quietly gearing up for a political showdown three years out.

According to a new report, party officials are laying the groundwork to challenge Sen. John Fetterman in a 2028 primary, frustrated by his increasingly public break with the party line."

I notified The Pennsylvania Democratic Party, back in March, that I would not be voting for Genocide John again under any circumstances. And, I suggested they begin searching for a more suitable candidate to represent them in 2028. It appears I am far from being the only one dissatisfied with his job performance.

Abbot Mythos

This begs the question: Just how vile does a Republicultâ„¢ presidential candidate have to be before they can be beaten by a Democratic, female, Black and Asian-American vice president?

'I am not done.' Kamala Harris weighs in on another presidential bid

Now, I voted for Kamala Harris in 2024. And, I will vote for her again, if she wins the Democratic nomination for POTUS in 2028. But, voting to nominate her to run for POTUS again in 2028 is a not a risk I'm willing to take. The stakes are just too high for that.

Abbot Mythos

I have once again been reminded why my Certificate of Voter Registration lists me as having NO AFFILIATION since 9/4/2008, even though the last Republican candidate I voted for was Arlen Specter for U.S. Senator in 1992.

Senate Democrats blink on the shutdown after 40 days of pain

As per this article:

"After nearly six weeks of a painful shutdown, a critical number of Senate Democrats backed a Republican funding bill to reopen government — with little to show for holding out so long."