"All They Do Is Tweet": We Know What The Justice Democrats Are All About

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Jimmy Dore and Justin Jackson are correct: The Squad would rather tweet about progressive policies than fight for them. 

When any of them say that they are "for" something, it basically means: "If the leaders of the party actually bring the legislation up, we'll certainly vote for it." 

In other words: if Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris or any committee chair calls for Medicare for All or a $15 minimum wage, the Squad will happily give it their stamp of approval. But they will not do anything of substance to get those policies on the floor for a vote. They will not tell their followers on social media to hold onto their donations until a vote is done. They will not do anything to gum up the works in Congress to get their way. 

They will tweet, post videos, and give interviews. They will not rally, protest or hold their vote. They will not disturb the system, because they don't think that the system needs disturbing.

The Justice Democrats may be for more left-leaning policies, but they are still Democrats. It just means that it will take a little bit more time before they are completely co-opted. Heck, Kyrsten Sinema was a Green Party member who worked for Ralph Nader in 2000, and now look at her. 

(This does not let the GOP of the hook: they co-opted the Tea Party, and to a large degree Donald Trump. Remember; Trump went from talking about bad trade deals and jobs during the 2016 general election to claiming that Biden was a socialist hellbent on opening the borders in 2020...four years of FoxNews and DC tribal groupthink can rot your brain)




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