“I just don’t think this is the time to overhaul the whole system”

how do you contend encouraging political stability overhauling the system?

"the first priority should be to steady the ship.

steadying the ship is literally what this protest is about, providing stability while the executive branch is trying to conquer and invalidate the judicial and legislative.branches.

“You can’t fix things if you’re just struggling to stay afloat.”

yes you can. That’s what SOS calls, bilge pumps, pontoons, tar, patches and welds are for, to fix problens on boats.

you’re advocating to give up and sink when you can repair things.

ridiculous.

“Fixing things requires a certain level of stability.”

the necessary level of stability is far below what you clearly misunderstand.

We have that stability, what we need is political, legal and judicial actions liked the ones happening every day now fighting against the executive branch.

The literal nationwide protests by tens of thousands of citizens, judges, politicians and lawyers constitute that saving grace.

two parties do not constitute a political whole.

having only two parties in a democracy is a sign of weakness and sickness in the political system.

political parties representing people are not “fractures”.

They’ve certainly built up the benefit of the doubt, especially Bernie.

Their conduct behooves anyone to look into and fully understand what they’re doing before decrying them for a single act they instinctually might disagree with.

Especially a criticism like “haven’t done enough”.

I can’t imagine any “haven’t done enough” that overturns all of the very important work either of them have done or are doing.

If you’re getting angry at Bernie and AOC, you’re probably on the wrong side of an issue

Hey now, not just journalists