American politics

[thfcsteff]

He is one of hundreds, he'll learn but as other threads suggest, they will need to find balance. Everyone needs to leave the idiots alone now to hang themselves, stop the rage bsaiting, get a strong, charismatic leader and 'politic' to right the economic mess they find themselves in. Solve cost of living, act on the Epstein files and ask the drag queens to chill for a while. I lost an old friend to that cult and it is truly a disease. Utterly no reasoning with them.

Right.
But you know the game, and the game won't die off that easily. Aggregators and agitators will do everything they can to aggravate the pendulum swing and coax a counter-swing now. Already there's much talk of 'needing to go hard right now' when the truth most certainly is to navigate these next two years which will be a continual battle of stalemate that leaves Dems vulnerable to public wrath because the public just don't understand the way the wheels move on this machine. So important to keep the pressure quietly on but continually remind people why we are why we are and repeatedly show them exactly what Republicans have done and not done to perpetuate this mess.

The cult you're speaking of are, indeed, what they are. It is the floating average voter who is struggling that will need to be convinced. Regarding the Epstein files, well, let's hope, but alas I think that one bleeds across many 'privileged' lines of fukkkery and filth :-(

 

[ricky2tricky4city]

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[Clarky]

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Fascinating. Albeit as expected.

 

[Rorschach]

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In the Newrepub podcast, they were saying that dems nearly (but not quite) drew to parity with republicans for the white voter demographic. 48% dem to 51% gop. That was a huge 12-point swing.

The big one though, was Texas going blue across the board. Dems were hoping for Talarico to sneak the Senate seat (he won comfortably) but they won everything else also, including the governorship. Texas is the ballgame for any future Dem presidential candidate. It they win there there is no real path to victory for a GOP presidential candidate.