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With the midterm elections approaching, it's time to take a look at the battles that would

be going on for the hearts and souls of the two major parties if they had the hearts or

souls. For the Democrats, on one side, they're establishment candidates who want to stick

to the tried and true utter failure of the Obama years. They're running on a platform

of economic stagnation disguised by the sort of virulent racebading that offers minorities

the opportunity to chant angry slogans while wallowing impoverty violence and dysfunction.

As establishment Democrat Nancy Pelosi put it, quote, it's time to go forward into the

past so that Americans can answer the important questions like where am I and why is their

lipstick on my forehead? Unquote. Mrs. Pelosi then proceeded to walk into a room closet

where she remained for the next 17 days. On the radical side of the party, there are candidates

like Alexandria, Googleize, Cortez. These socialists are no longer satisfied with the

Democrats' record of slow decay and failure. And want to ratchet that up into a program

of rapid decay and complete disaster. Cortez recently outlined her platform, telling reporters,

quote, if we can just take all the money away from billionaire businessmen and give it to

the poor, then the poor will be able to get an education so they'll be prepared to get

jobs at the businesses that will no longer be there because we took all their money away.

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