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Really Jon Stewart??? [View all]
CHRIS HAYES: It was as dominating a night as Democrats have had in almost a generation.
JON STEWART: Yeah, it was amazing. And I guess the question next for both of you is, how will they squander it? How? How will they piss this away?
Is Stewart trying to become the next Dennis Miller?
JON STEWART: Yeah, it was amazing. And I guess the question next for both of you is, how will they squander it? How? How will they piss this away?
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I've had it with this guy. Headline: Democrats had a great night. How is that bad for Biden?
Walleye
Nov 2025
#3
Think way back to Regan, Newt, the ACA. Part of the problem where we are today. EOM
Autumn
Nov 2025
#19
And as I remember in 2012, a good number of Democrats were trying to distance themselves
Rustynaerduwell
Nov 2025
#28
Some of us weren't alive or not old enough to vote for some of those elections
AZProgressive
Nov 2025
#66
I think it's less about the next election cycle and more about the overal trajectory of the country.
Crunchy Frog
Nov 2025
#44
I'm not talking about election cycles, I'm talking about the trajectory of the country.
Crunchy Frog
Nov 2025
#49
Both parties have low approval ratings. The party that can break thru and convince voters that they can make a
everyonematters
Nov 2025
#36
We should be thinking more about making a difference in people's lives instead of Jon Stewarts criticisms.
everyonematters
Nov 2025
#38
His influence has significantly declined since its heyday during the bush years
fujiyamasan
Nov 2025
#80
I understand the cynicism. This isn't his first rodeo, and this has been a recurrent pattern, unfortunately.
Crunchy Frog
Nov 2025
#41
I'll just say that he wasn't the one responsible for Biden's problems last year.
Crunchy Frog
Nov 2025
#46
2010? 2024? Ever since the 1994 disaster, the Democrats have only shown an ability to win very temporary majorities by
Midwestern Democrat
Nov 2025
#56
Look, there's been more than rumors about moderates getting squirrely, preparing to throw in the towel
peggysue2
Nov 2025
#55
By having to pull more knives out of our backs from factional grifters like Jon Stewart.
W_HAMILTON
Nov 2025
#48
Both Sides punching down blaming Democrats, the big tent party of progress, is what pisses everything away, Jon.
betsuni
Nov 2025
#57
Curious if you still think that after the squandering we are witnessing in realtime
FoxNewsSucks
Nov 2025
#116
Also, David Plouffe himself seemed to find it funny rather than getting bent out of shape.
Music Man
Nov 2025
#111
In '28, pick the person with the BEST chance to win. In '26, pick the strongest platform
Callie1979
Nov 2025
#129