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Are conservative Democrats trying to regain the party and the election from liberals?

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So because I'm young and agree with the Democratic party on some issues, does that mean I'm "unenlightened and not really know what I'm talking about"?

 

Give you twenty years and we will see your answer.:D

HB20, I see it as senility setting in and causing people to become angry, crotchety Republicans... make sure to take care of yourself, and you can keep your brain fully functioning and liberal well into your golden years. :thumb:

41 here and becoming more liberal each year.:banana:

HB20, I see it as senility setting in and causing people to become angry, crotchety Republicans... make sure to take care of yourself, and you can keep your brain fully functioning and liberal well into your golden years. :thumb:

 

:lol: :thumb:

41 here and becoming more liberal each year.:banana:

 

That's depressing...:D

Liberal Democrats have gained a stranglehold on the party. A conservative or even a moderate Democrat has zero chance of winning a presidential nomination in todays Democratic Party. Unfortunately, Democrats are getting much better at nominating liberals and running them as moderates. Gore, Kerry, and now Obama...practice makes perfect when it comes to misrepresenting a candidate's record.

So because I'm young and agree with the Democratic party on some issues, does that mean I'm "unenlightened and not really know what I'm talking about"?

 

Since you asked...........:D

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