Literally two comments ago you were saying this:
Most of the time when you destroy the system you get a much worse system.
Was the Shah good or bad? Is it important that what came before the Shah was a popular democratic system that the US destroyed? Is that destruction justified if it becomes a great vacationing spot for Americans?
You're all over the place bud.
Hmmm
I voted third party.
Read it again.
That quote isn't saying what you're saying.
Trump kept pretty much all of his republocan support from 2020. That quote is saying 94% of Republicans voted for him, the same overall share of republican votes in 2020.
The party can never fail, the party can only be failed
Fuckin LMFAO
It worked for some democratic voters, but not for the 14 million others.
Lmao
"It's the left's fault!"
"Who do you mean by 'the left'?"
"That's not relevant!!"
OK bud
Lmao, who do you think 'the left' is?
The 14million democrats who voted in 2020 but didn't in 2024?
Lol wow I had no idea 'the left' was that big
No part of Harris's campaign can be thought of as 'left'. She ran on right-of-center foreign policy and center neo-liberal economic policy.
People are hurting from inflation and decades of wage stagnation and wealth disparity, and the democrats have no answer for that except means-tested bullshit.
"Any acts of genocide Israel chooses to do with the weapons and aid the US gives to them has nothing to do with -and does not reflect the official policy of- the US"
Edit: midwest.social seems to be having syncing issues with hexbear
I just want to hear you say that votes cast not for your party aren't legitimate votes