This example implies Pete contributed something to the democratic primary, or to the party as a whole, or to the causes he pretended to care about, while Bernie hurt those same things.
Bernie has shifted the Overton window for the party significantly to the left in the last 4 years, while Pete fought tooth and nail to drag it back towards the right, culminating in an endorsement of an all time bad candidate two days before Super Tuesday.
It is very much more like Bernie sparked a rally that resulted in bases loaded, and Pete walked to the plate, winked at the pitcher, laid down a bunt and allowed himself to be tagged out.
More like Pete was a fastball specialist, who after making it to the show became a knuckler, scuffing the balls with contraband provided to him by the teamâs owner and then walked off the mound in the 4th inning with the game tied 1-1 before the manager even came out because league commissioners offered him a cushy front office job if he left the game.
LOL. Youâve been a lost cause for years who only exists to troll people with inside jokes that no one understands, I wouldnât dream of having a productive discussion with you. If I reply to one of your posts itâs for the benefit of myself or others.
Taking to Warren right now is a strange, slightly melancholy experience: like glimpsing an alternate reality where a political leader is expressing the strong egalitarian, anti-billionaire, pro-worker ideas necessary for the crisis we're facing.
