It was a paralyzing transition.
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And it was a different time back then, because the opinion that many of my closest allies/friends and I held was not the majority opinion yet.
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Yet, those of us who were trying desperately to get people to listen, even more prominent writers and activists like @kurteichenwald and @sarahkendzior, we're getting much negative feedback.
From liberals.
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In real time.
And over the next months the chorus of "we don't have time to think about the past it's a distraction, she lost, move on" shifted.
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I'm not addressing actual liberals whose opinions shifted later, it doesn't really matter, it was a tough time and everyone was scared.
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My warning was about the actual complicit participants, those who voted for him and supported him through all of the ugliness.
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Again, no.
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No one gets to jump to freedom just before the boat explodes.
Because when this ends we must make sure that it never happens again.
To do that we need to make sure that there are clear consequences.
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If we don't, I guarantee that sooner than later those unrepentant & unidentified Trumpers will help shift the narrative away from this was the worst possible political event that ever happened to something less.
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Even a few toxic RWers who have swung back & forth in their support or criticism like Joe Walsh.
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Tulsi Gabbard.
The alt-left leaders.
H.W. Goodman..
These types.
This is essential.
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People must be aware that you don't get to cuddle up with traitors to forward your career, or appear rebellious.
To this day Sanders claim to be a resistor. When pressed he reluctantly admits the truth, but in practice?
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Was the first liberal Senator to say he was willing to work with Trump. He's worked tirelessly to defend and redefine Trump supporters from the racists they are into economically forgotten folk heroes.
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