Well said!! Im with you, we need someone outside the circle to step up and be the PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE!! A peoples candidate would shack up the damn program.. But, a few years ago I remember hearing a interview with the head of the DNC Debbie W. Shultz and she said something that caught my attention.. They were interviewing her about Bernie filling the stadiums and she said "We(the dnc) have things in place that would stop any grassroot movement! I was shocked she even said that.. Anyway, your 100% right about the Democrats.. This may be way out there, but I think every copper color person in this country should withdraw from the Democratic Party and register Independent!! And make these democrats come to us and beg for our votes.. As of today, the DNC assumes they have our vote on lock and dont have to do anything for it but show up with sum entertainers or go to a church in the neighborhood and give us lip service!!
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...e-sanders-identity-politics-class-race-debate
“In October, when asked in a
New Republic profile how uncomfortable he appeared talking about race, he answered, “OK, see, this is an issue I’m not really – what I don’t want to do is get into me.” When told that it wasn’t about him per se, Sanders said, “It’s a complicated answer. It’s a good question, but I prefer not to get into it right now.”
Though Sanders did make some efforts toward minority outreach eventually, it was too late and not good enough. After all this time, that reality has still failed to reach him.
In his Boston speech, he demonstrated this blind spot yet again, when a woman in the audience asked asked Sanders how she could become the second-ever Latina senator.
“It is not good enough for somebody to say, ‘I’m a woman, vote for me,’” Sanders explained. “No, that’s not good enough. What we need is a woman who has the guts to stand up to Wall Street, to the insurance companies, to the drug companies, to the fossil fuel industry. In other words, one of the struggles that you’re going to be seeing in the Democratic Party is whether we go beyond identity politics.”