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Leisher wrote: ↑Wed Nov 26, 2025 9:22 pm However, I only counted two for him on that list. Ds check every box though. Just saying.

Weird math.

Dems Trump
No No
No Yes
No Yes
Yes Yes
No Yes (actually, lots of racial groups)
No Yes
No Yes (and they did it)
No Yes

1. Dems Leading the charge for gun control. Would totally accept a complete ban, but are starting with stronger rules. Reps don't want to control guns.
2. I mean, they both have their narrative. They both have sites that will ban you if you disagree, etc.
3. Dems - Obamacare. Penalties if you don't participate. LOVE welfare and buying things for the poor (for votes). They have a strangle hold on education. Reps - Trying to get control of education.
4. Dems - Yes. Reps - No.
5. Dems - Yes (whites). Reps - Yes (all other races).
6. Dems - They own the schools and force their agenda all the time. Reps - Trying, but failing. They both have their media outlets supporting their agenda.
7. Both do. Duh.
8. They both do. Constantly.

The lacks of yes on your dem column is disturbing. I feel like with each question you are saying "The dems are not fully committed to doing that. They may hint at it here or there, but there is not a full commitment. So no. Reps, if they hint at it, it's a full commit, so yes".

They both do all of the above to some degree, so technically, they are yes for both parties. BOTH parties are fascist in the sense that they want everyone to be/think/etc exactly like they do.

I mean seriously. No to number 7 (appoint judges that lean their way)? 100% they both do that. How can you justify a 'no' on this one?