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  • Mar 11, 2020
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    Synopsis

    So it's almost as if the dems aren't an actual opposition party and don't stand for anything.

    Yea the Dems would be much better off if they lost Doug Jones seat in Alabama so he could vote no for a judge that would get voted in no matter how he voted. There's no perfect path to progress buster you play with the hand you're dealt

  • Mar 11, 2020

    anyways, sunday's debate should be exciting.

  • Mar 11, 2020

    Democrats really believe they are morally just if they just habitually vote blue no matter who - no actual critical thinking necessary. Half these dumb motherfucker Biden voters were really about to line up behind Bloomberg 2 weeks ago

  • Mar 11, 2020

    it’s boggling that Biden is winning the electability argument when most of his support was manufactured the night before Super Tuesday

  • Mar 11, 2020
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    Never posting agai

    Yea the Dems would be much better off if they lost Doug Jones seat in Alabama so he could vote no for a judge that would get voted in no matter how he voted. There's no perfect path to progress buster you play with the hand you're dealt

    I feel like you don't see the problem with wht youre saying

  • Mar 11, 2020
    fendi
    https://twitter.com/blakezeff/status/1237739062326251520

  • Synopsis

    I feel like you don't see the problem with wht youre saying

    you cant reason with people who actually like the democratic party. they dont just tolerate it but actually LIKE it. psycho s***

  • Young D

    Wait weren't you a Bernie supporter?

    Why would you support Trump 2.0, but even worse?

    Tongue in cheek my man

  • Mar 11, 2020
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    An insight to why older southern voters didn’t vote for Bernie.

  • Mar 11, 2020
    WhiteChrxsDorner

    for sure at the end of the day the interests of the media class are the same whether its ge or murdoch.
    but i can see the case to be made that it was easier for trump to steamroll through the primaries because the figures he was running against were more or less ideologically aligned with him. they could pretend to be disgusted by "build the wall" or whatever but at the end of the day they agreed with him or were willing to agree with him if it was politically expedient.
    dem party leaders, donors, and people like biden, buttigieg, and warren were so diametrically opposed to bernie's platform and what he represented that there was never going to be a moment where they rolled over and let him run the show. the handful of never-trump republicans couldnt compare

    I agree with all of this. The anti-establishment fervor was already bubbling heavy in the GOP before Trump came through and did his thing. it wasnt bubbling up nearly as much on the other side, bernie was fighting a losing battle

  • Mar 11, 2020
    DickerSpaniel

    well bernie gets attacked by all of them but FOX at least gave Trump fair coverage once things started falling in place and obviously during the general

    very true. that was after he began steamrolling everyone though. they went after him just as much until like super tuesday

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    WhiteChrxsDorner

    Trump announces his next supreme court pick is jon taffer from bar rescue

    "thats it. SHUT. IT. DOWN."

    justice taffer's majority opinion against repealing the 2nd amendment

  • Mar 11, 2020
    Synopsis

    the media loves trump. theyve never had it better than they do under him

    agreed. and they are all going to fall apart when he's gone.

    but loving the money he brings them and constantly attacking him aren't mutually exclusive

  • Osama bin Harden
    https://twitter.com/michaelharriot/status/1235747743005642753

    An insight to why older southern voters didn’t vote for Bernie.

    good thread. its worth noting that when a lot of people hear "democratic establishment" they think of local leaders rather than people like hillary clinton and harvey f***ing weinstein

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    it's pretty funny how Biden & warren fans try to shame bernie bros into voting for the man who took away their only hope of m4a and student loan forgiveness 💀

  • Mar 11, 2020
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    Osama bin Harden
    https://twitter.com/michaelharriot/status/1235747743005642753

    An insight to why older southern voters didn’t vote for Bernie.

    I read the whole thing twice and I understand where they are coming from. I come from one of these neighborhoods and I still have the same beliefs I had before. People are educated but their stubbornness and disdain for people outside of the party will be the death of them.

    If you vote for the same old democrats no matter what then you will never get change. It sounds like the party has done some good in their communities but to restrict it from criticism like a religion is ignorant. We can love Obama but if we can’t challenge his positions then we will end up exactly where we are where these problems affecting their communities continue.

    I was incredibly disappointed not because I think my area of the county is uninformed. We just refuse to look at the facts and make changes as a result. All my family went for Hillary and she lost. Now they’re doing it again and it’s dragging all of us down. Just because they read Bernie’s plans doesn’t mean they are being open-minded to them. I talk to plenty of southern Blacks on the campaign trail and they may “know” the ideas but they never truly considered them. They decided on Biden before the year 2019. That’s dangerous and ignorant in my opinion.

    It’s the same debate I have when I bring up education or health rankings in the South. We all know the South is dead last in these metrics, so in a sense we’re not “uninformed” but if you refuse to think outside the box or to make changes to improve these things, what else can you call it? It’s stubborn, it’s ignorant and it’s incredibly frustrating.

  • Mar 11, 2020
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    ASAKI

    There’s no way young people are too busy to vote, but not too busy to go to concerts, hang out with friends, skip classes on some days, go to parties, and go shopping. Every state has absentee ballots (most of them have no excuse required), and even in the some of the states that Biden won the heaviest there were open primaries so you didn’t even have to be a party member to register. There are no excuses, young people just didn’t care enough to vote

  • Festival581

    I read the whole thing twice and I understand where they are coming from. I come from one of these neighborhoods and I still have the same beliefs I had before. People are educated but their stubbornness and disdain for people outside of the party will be the death of them.

    If you vote for the same old democrats no matter what then you will never get change. It sounds like the party has done some good in their communities but to restrict it from criticism like a religion is ignorant. We can love Obama but if we can’t challenge his positions then we will end up exactly where we are where these problems affecting their communities continue.

    I was incredibly disappointed not because I think my area of the county is uninformed. We just refuse to look at the facts and make changes as a result. All my family went for Hillary and she lost. Now they’re doing it again and it’s dragging all of us down. Just because they read Bernie’s plans doesn’t mean they are being open-minded to them. I talk to plenty of southern Blacks on the campaign trail and they may “know” the ideas but they never truly considered them. They decided on Biden before the year 2019. That’s dangerous and ignorant in my opinion.

    It’s the same debate I have when I bring up education or health rankings in the South. We all know the South is dead last in these metrics, so in a sense we’re not “uninformed” but if you refuse to think outside the box or to make changes to improve these things, what else can you call it? It’s stubborn, it’s ignorant and it’s incredibly frustrating.

    Very informative. The tw post doesn’t even take into account the media coverage that reinforces their ideas abt Biden’s “electability”. In a honest coverage abt issues and the battle of ideas we would’ve won.

  • Mar 11, 2020
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    Enpax

    There’s no way young people are too busy to vote, but not too busy to go to concerts, hang out with friends, skip classes on some days, go to parties, and go shopping. Every state has absentee ballots (most of them have no excuse required), and even in the some of the states that Biden won the heaviest there were open primaries so you didn’t even have to be a party member to register. There are no excuses, young people just didn’t care enough to vote

    dont you think its worth interrogating why they dont care? its not grasping for excuses to determine the reasons they didnt turn out.
    shrugging our shoulders and going "well young people failed us" is burying our head in the sand

  • Mar 11, 2020
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    young people are voting in higher numbers in this primary than they did in 2016

    please stop propagating myths. its a simple fact. the issue is that boomers are turning out in astronomical numbers.

  • Mar 11, 2020
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    Wait... we’re still waiting on 81 delegates from CA?! This system is so blatantly and purposely flawed.

  • Mar 11, 2020
    Synopsis

    young people are voting in higher numbers in this primary than they did in 2016

    please stop propagating myths. its a simple fact. the issue is that boomers are turning out in astronomical numbers.

    Not to mention it’s easier for them to take time out to vote than us

  • neon 🍄
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    Lou

    Wait... we’re still waiting on 81 delegates from CA?! This system is so blatantly and purposely flawed.

    we're waiting for like 40 delegates from Utah and Colorado also
    Vermont was the only state Bernie won on Super Tuesday that was counted in 2 days like all the states Joe won

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