| Original Message: There really is no such thing as being a "moderate" Democrat to me. |
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Wait, I'm confused. Did Trump do something with Xiden recently? Just wondering. I usually don't believe anyone who claims to be a moderate (or a.k.a. a centrist). What constitutes a moderate Democrat or Republican? To me, a real moderate (or centrist) means someone who wants to look as sane and rational as possible without going far-left or far-right. Or simply someone who doesn't take either sides. But can you really avoid bi-partisanship completely? Nope. Of course, I try to hold sensible and reasonable views, but would that necessarily make me a moderate? I don't think so. At least, not everyone would think I am. So far, I don't know of any true moderates in existence (maybe I'll make an exception for former Canadian PM Jean Chrétien, but I don't like his time as PM). Being a moderate nowadays is more of an excuse to justify supporting Democrats. I'd rather hear a simple and straightforward answer. Supporters are either on one side (Trump) or the other (Xiden). I still don't know what people really mean by being a "moderate Democrat." That essentially means "I'm a Democrat."
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