99% of us are not racist, misogynist idiots who want a White Christian nationalist autocracy. |
True but a very large majority of Americans are "deplorable" via "their choices in politics" as the PP says. |
Polling numbers have shown some radical shifts. On my way home from work I was listening to the radio where they spoke about a recent Gallup poll, so I found it when I got home just now. https://news.gallup.com/poll/692522/surge-concern-immigration-abated.aspx In 2024, 88% of Republicans wanted immigration reduced. That number is now down to 48%. Only 39% of Republicans viewed immigrants as a good thing. Now it's up to 64%. Republican support for a pathway to citizenship went from 46% to 59%. These are some significant flips. Steven Miller and the anti-immigrant hysteric MAGAs are now out of whack with what the majority of Republicans want. |
Speaking as an outsider, both of this nation's parties are cults. I mean Democratic leadership and its network of activists have people believing that there is no way to define woman, but a man definitely becomes one physically and in every regard and must be prioritized over actual women if he merely declares he is a woman. An imbecilic, terrifying, purely religious belief. Republican leaders and their network of influencers insist racism isn't real even as they are wildly racist, spend their waking hours trying to restore a racist order, and obsess over new ways to harm people based on race. Hypocritical doesn't begin to describe these liars.
This country is a scary place. I don't know how American democracy devolved into a choice of two cults devising ever more flagrant and foolish lies with which to divide the masses while the party leaders loot the economy for their oligarch masters. |
Obama is very good at saying nothing in a seemingly profound way. What exactly does "toughen up" mean, for instance, regarding the array of politically toxic positions Democrats continue to take? What exactly should Democrats do on issues such as war with Iran that the politicians support due to being on Israel's and Israel-backed donors' payroll, but the base does not? |
You're a little bit right but mostly wrong. Both parties have indeed evolved into scary hot messes. The Dem "leadership" you mention is non-existent and has been since January 2017 so you're referring to absolutely no one when you refer to Dem leadership. Trump is indisputably the leader of the GOP and he just happens to be the worst leader/POTUS we've ever had. Two major parties, one with no leader and the other being the worst leader ever = a great big stinky hot mess. And yes, the influence of money is our long term political problem. First we must deal with the short term lack or leadership problem. Us insiders/Americans have optimism because we know it will take just one legitimate president and leader to step up for either party to right the ship. Once one party gets their act together and nominates a legitimately presidential person, they'll force the other party to get their act together in order to compete. Just watch. You'll see. |
However many seconds it took you to type the nonsense in bold, it was still far too much time spent. If you believe there is no group of insiders at the helm steering Democrats in their lockstep parroting of identical, cultish beliefs, planting hit pieces against people like Fetterman who break ranks, and punishing people like Moulton until they return to voting lockstep for intentionally divisive lunacy like men in women's sports, then you are not a serious person. If you know that there is indeed a cabal at the helm and you're here pretending otherwise in the hopes of disinforming people, then you're still not a serious person. |
How exactly will this legitimate president come to power in a landscape in which: (1) Democrats effectively abolished presidential primaries after Obama beat Hillary in 2007/8 and have been handpicking the nominee ever since (2) Republicans measure electability by how faithful politicians are to whatever Trump wants and breaking with MAGA is political suicide on the right |
You're an idiot. Sure, there are some mega donating entities with undue influence just as there is with the GOP but there is no single leader on the inside or outside of the Dem Party. If there is, name them. uh duh uh duh... you can't |
Defining women is not part of the Democratic platform. And in fact the trans activists were upset that it wasn't even mentioned during the 2024 DNC convention. https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-politics-and-policy/dnc-2024-missed-trans-rights-implications-election-rcna167990 So that's a #bothsides fail. Constantly bringing up trans people as the main reason why one hates Democrats is also a fail, in fact it's far more a confabulated Republican attack point than it is a Democrat support point. |
What point do you think you're making here? |
Oh, ok, you told me! As you were. |
+1 Well said. The Dems have no leader and therefore no platform. When they do and/or if they did currently have a platform it would include equal rights and opportunity for all which includes trans rights. |
So, how exactly do you explain the identical positions Democrat politicians have long taken on everything from Joe Biden's crystal clear clarity to every aspect of the trans agenda being a human right to the nonexistence of an undocumented immigration crisis...and how they all pivoted at exactly the same time to suddenly "discover" Biden's impairment, even more suddenly "discover" there is indeed an undocumented immigration problem (that they then blamed on Trump), and decide that the once life-and-death trans agenda should now be decided "locally"? All these Democrat politicians' identical positions and identical pivots at the exact same time are just random chance and coincidental to you, huh? |
DEI has all the markings of a religion. |