Jon Ossoff president 2028

[Anonymous]

I love Ossoff and have been supporting him financially. If he runs, he should make big promises and swing for the fences. Support universal healthcare, for one. Really focus on housing affordability (in a much more massive way than Kamala did). Deal with the huge wealth imbalance.

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Anonymous wrote:I like Ossoff, but I really want to tell Team Ossoff that these posts feel nakedly transparent. There are too many, and they don’t feel authentic. I can’t put my finger on why, but they don’t have the ring of truth — they have the ring of a comms team.

Ossoff is more of a student of Obama than Bernie. Professional, consistent, and well spoken. Those should be good things, but lately you have to get people emotional to win votes and I don’t think that is his vibe at all.

Is he even on sm? Frankly, those are the Dems winning. Though I do like him.

He needs to be out like Chris Murphy daily, and while I know where aren’t a lot of Warner fans, he’s getting very good at social media. Over the long night of voting, he was signing on to show all the junk food he was eating and he’s doing light trolling. Murphy is more standard, but has a good vibe, and AOC is doing interactive fireside chats.

On instagram he has “the Office of Senator Ossoff” rather than just Jon Ossoff. He isn’t a social media guy, but he probably needs to be hitting the podcast circuit and get all over tik tok, you need it to win now.

Agreed. I’m pp and just looked at his IG — horrible. He’s way younger than Warren and she’s managing two accounts and is showing up more on Threads, which is about to overtake X wrt users.

He needs to be campaigning now if he wants a shot, daily sm face time, but maybe he doesn’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From the little I’ve seen, he has impressed me with his fight and unwillingness to back down. Those traits are sorely missing in this past 35 years of heavy corruption in the party.

Stop fighting and doing a 180 on everything Trump does and proposes.

Not everything he does is negative, policywise. But your instinct is to fight on every hill, all the time and frankly, you democrats don't have the manpower.

Forget a 2028 candidate and work on a coherent PLATFORM that is acceptable to the majority. Then sell the platform/policies and a candidate will shake out. Make sure you consider the second and third order effects of those policies.

I'm your adversary, and you can't even see that the DNC has moved away from a broad common sense agenda. Stop and think.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:From the little I’ve seen, he has impressed me with his fight and unwillingness to back down. Those traits are sorely missing in this past 35 years of heavy corruption in the party.

Stop fighting and doing a 180 on everything Trump does and proposes.

Not everything he does is negative, policywise. But your instinct is to fight on every hill, all the time and frankly, you democrats don't have the manpower.

Forget a 2028 candidate and work on a coherent PLATFORM that is acceptable to the majority. Then sell the platform/policies and a candidate will shake out. Make sure you consider the second and third order effects of those policies.

I'm your adversary, and you can't even see that the DNC has moved away from a broad common sense agenda. Stop and think.

This. nobody will win by just complaining abut Trump. An appealing platform is required, not just "I'm not him".

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:From the little I’ve seen, he has impressed me with his fight and unwillingness to back down. Those traits are sorely missing in this past 35 years of heavy corruption in the party.

Stop fighting and doing a 180 on everything Trump does and proposes.

Not everything he does is negative, policywise. But your instinct is to fight on every hill, all the time and frankly, you democrats don't have the manpower.

Forget a 2028 candidate and work on a coherent PLATFORM that is acceptable to the majority. Then sell the platform/policies and a candidate will shake out. Make sure you consider the second and third order effects of those policies.

I'm your adversary, and you can't even see that the DNC has moved away from a broad common sense agenda. Stop and think.

You have not a clue what you are talking about. Legitimate two-term presidents stand on their own two feet and present their own platforms to the American people. Do you think the parties invented platforms and then Obama, Clinton, and Reagan were shaken out to fit the mold of some platform created by the idiots working for the RNC or DNC? hahahahhaha.... wrong! Good presidents are elite in just about every way and don't need your help, my help or anyone else's help communicating a message and platform to the American people.

Using your logic, we will continue to have presidents as awful as Trump and Biden. Crawl back under your rock.

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Anonymous wrote:From the little I’ve seen, he has impressed me with his fight and unwillingness to back down. Those traits are sorely missing in this past 35 years of heavy corruption in the party.

Stop fighting and doing a 180 on everything Trump does and proposes.

Not everything he does is negative, policywise. But your instinct is to fight on every hill, all the time and frankly, you democrats don't have the manpower.

Forget a 2028 candidate and work on a coherent PLATFORM that is acceptable to the majority. Then sell the platform/policies and a candidate will shake out. Make sure you consider the second and third order effects of those policies.

I'm your adversary, and you can't even see that the DNC has moved away from a broad common sense agenda. Stop and think.

Um, minus immigration, every Dem policy is supported by a majority of Americans.

If you’re racist, sexist, miserable, love bread and circuses — that’s not a Dem problem, that’s a you problem.

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Anonymous wrote:From the little I’ve seen, he has impressed me with his fight and unwillingness to back down. Those traits are sorely missing in this past 35 years of heavy corruption in the party.

Stop fighting and doing a 180 on everything Trump does and proposes.

Not everything he does is negative, policywise. But your instinct is to fight on every hill, all the time and frankly, you democrats don't have the manpower.

Forget a 2028 candidate and work on a coherent PLATFORM that is acceptable to the majority. Then sell the platform/policies and a candidate will shake out. Make sure you consider the second and third order effects of those policies.

I'm your adversary, and you can't even see that the DNC has moved away from a broad common sense agenda. Stop and think.

Um, minus immigration, every Dem policy is supported by a majority of Americans.

If you’re racist, sexist, miserable, love bread and circuses — that’s not a Dem problem, that’s a you problem.

Dems have had a quality of candidate problem since Obama left office. The candidate comes before policies, platforms, and messaging to the American people. The GOP has obviously had a candidate problem too in recent years. This is how we wind up electing our worst two presidents in our history in consecutive elections. We need better people seeking to become our leaders. Simple as that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He's so hot

yes!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Interestingly enough AIPAC isn’t happy with him right because he voted against arm sales to Israel. So we will see how that goes.

WTF ?

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Anonymous wrote:Interestingly enough AIPAC isn’t happy with him right because he voted against arm sales to Israel. So we will see how that goes.

WTF ?

His stance on Israel is pretty reasonable in my opinion. It’s basically Israel has the right to defend itself and has a right to exist, but the actions taken on Gaza were extreme. That’s fair, to me. He isn’t some crazy extremist about it.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/02/15/us/politics/jon-ossoff-georgia-jewish-democrats.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Should John Ossoff run for President in 2028?

Shapiro is the smarter bet. If Whitmer doesn't want the VP spot, Ossoff is a strong contender for it.

[Anonymous]

If the only paths the Democrats have to move forward are (1) corruption (the Clinton model), (2) the pearl clutching and “when they go low, we go high”, turn the other cheek idiocy (embodied by morons like Gillibrand going after idiots like Franken), and (3) fighting like hell, I’ll take whatever is behind Door #3 …

[Anonymous]

The only reason he won his Senate seat is because Warnock was on the ballot at the same time, bringing out black voters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If the only paths the Democrats have to move forward are (1) corruption (the Clinton model), (2) the pearl clutching and “when they go low, we go high”, turn the other cheek idiocy (embodied by morons like Gillibrand going after idiots like Franken), and (3) fighting like hell, I’ll take whatever is behind Door #3 …

You fruitcakes elected Trump, Biden, and then Trump again in the most recent three elections and you want to bring Clinton into the conversation about examples of who voters shouldn't move forward with? Astounding ignorance.

[Anonymous]

Speaking as a Jew, I'd prefer if a Jew didn't make a serious run for president. It will not be good for us.