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    24 days ago

    Yah I kind of thought that was simple enough that nobody would think it was what I was asking about.

    The whole idea I apparently need to directly explain is, someone can believe that she was and is a bad candidate, while also voting for her. That we can call out her terrible campaign, and how bad the Democrats are at this game; Wanting and hoping for them to be better. You can support your team, while complaining about how much they suck. Too many here seem to think any criticism of any Democrat is support for Republicans. But that kind of simplistic black and white thinking is what Republicans do. I’d want more for us.

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        24 days ago

        I think you may have responded to the wrong comment.

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            24 days ago

            I never mentioned going left, incrementally or otherwise. We aren’t and haven’t been. Since Bill Clinton said “The days of big government are over” That ship sailed. Both parties embraced neoliberal economics. Or what some like to call Late Stage Capitalism, but it’s more akin to a new corpo-fudalism, than capitalism.

            Democrats are still socially left. They’ve decided people should all equally suffer economically. While the Republicans think certain groups should suffer more. To sum up, Dems suck, but Reps are a disaster. So yah I vote for the tourniquet, while screaming for surgery.

            I do have some hope though. The Democratic Socialists seem to be making ground, and getting votes. Perhaps Rump has mad a big enough mess, fast enough for people to support actual economic progressives, that could turn this ship around. This mid term next month will be telling. In 30 years it might be seen as a turning point. I don’t know.