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[Deleted User 62]

most popular dem in the country?

link?

Dumb, loud, and entitled.

Oh boy......

[HouseDivided]

most popular dem in the country?

link?

Dumb, loud, and entitled.

Oh boy......

KFC?

[TDub]

most popular dem in the country?

link?

Dumb, loud, and entitled.

Oh boy......

Hes not wrong. If we're still talking about AOC.

[Deleted User 62]

Dumb, loud, and entitled.

Oh boy......

Hes not wrong. If we're still talking about AOC.

I was thinking of Cheeto Mussolini

[HouseDivided]

Oh boy......

Hes not wrong. If we're still talking about AOC.

I was thinking of Cheeto Mussolini

Unlike The Waitress, however, he has actually had a real job and made real money and accomplished real things in life. He's obnoxious and arrogant, sure, but he at least has some accomplishments to point to.

[Shirley]

Hes not wrong. If we're still talking about AOC.

I was thinking of Cheeto Mussolini

Unlike The Waitress, however, he has actually had a real job and made real money and accomplished real things in life. He's obnoxious and arrogant, sure, but he at least has some accomplishments to point to.

How telling that you imagine labeling a representative to the United States congress, "The Waitress", somehow, someway, reflects badly on her, because it's not "a real job".

Working as a "waitress" is not a "real job"?

You are such a piece of shit, my heart goes out to you.

(Pro tip: It says more about you than it does about her.)

And, as someone who was too young to wait tables but worked busing them for years in Jr. High and High School, I'd likely be a little offended, if not for the source.

[TDub]

Oh boy......

Hes not wrong. If we're still talking about AOC.

I was thinking of Cheeto Mussolini

I know you were. But speaks to my earlier post about them having similarities.

[Deleted User 89]

wonder what aoc might have done had she been born into the wealth and privilege little donnie was

[HouseDivided]

I was thinking of Cheeto Mussolini

Unlike The Waitress, however, he has actually had a real job and made real money and accomplished real things in life. He's obnoxious and arrogant, sure, but he at least has some accomplishments to point to.

How telling that you imagine labeling a representative to the United States congress, "The Waitress", somehow, someway, reflects badly on her, because it's not "a real job".

Working as a "waitress" is not a "real job"?

You are such a piece of shit, my heart goes out to you.

(Pro tip: It says more about you than it does about her.)

And, as someone who was too young to wait tables but worked busing them for years in Jr. High and High School, I'd likely be a little offended, if not for the source.

I’m stunned by your response. Who’d a thunk it?

[DCHawk1]

Everyone, everywhere should work in service at some point -- wait tables, tend bar, etc.

[HouseDivided]

Everyone, everywhere should work in service at some point -- wait tables, tend bar, etc.

Agreed, but you’d ideally have some substantive experience in something else before running for Congress. Jussayin.

[Geezer]

Retail is another good one.

[Geezer]

Everyone, everywhere should work in service at some point -- wait tables, tend bar, etc.

Agreed, but you’d ideally have some substantive experience in something else before running for Congress. Jussayin.

Like born rich?

[HouseDivided]

Everyone, everywhere should work in service at some point -- wait tables, tend bar, etc.

Agreed, but you’d ideally have some substantive experience in something else before running for Congress. Jussayin.

Like born rich?

You bet. That’s the sum total of his work experience. Well-summarized.

[DCHawk1]

Everyone, everywhere should work in service at some point -- wait tables, tend bar, etc.

Agreed, but you’d ideally have some substantive experience in something else before running for Congress. Jussayin.

I dunno.

Citizen-legislators.

Fine by me.

[Geezer]

We have Muslim citizens, Hindu, agnostic, rich, poor, middle class, all deserve representation.

[Deleted User 62]

Agreed, but you’d ideally have some substantive experience in something else before running for Congress. Jussayin.

Like born rich?

You bet. That’s the sum total of his work experience. Well-summarized.

Seems to be as many or more failure than success in Trumpland.

Oh well, when you are playing with bank money...who cares, right?

[ousdahl]

Everyone, everywhere should work in service at some point -- wait tables, tend bar, etc.

Agreed, but you’d ideally have some substantive experience in something else before running for Congress. Jussayin.

I dunno.

Citizen-legislators.

Fine by me.

^^^^

when did psych become such an ivory tower elitist?

[TDub]

Especially considering one of the good things about trump is that he wasnt a career politician and was supposed to bring a different approach to politics to get us away from the institution of democratic monarchy with the Bush and clinton dynasties.

I'm fine with non politician leaders. But, I still think AOC is an awful example of that working, as is Trump.

[ousdahl]

While I’m sure plenty of detractors have plenty of substantive reasons to dislike AOC, why is it also so not surprising that modern conservatives would despise someone who is young, female, brown, and has one of those drug-dealing rapist names?

Oh, and who can forget that ShRiLL VoiCe!