Wake-up Call: Democrats could easily lose the White House and Senate next year
Wake-up Call: Democrats could easily lose the White House and Senate next year
Sorry, but youâre not going to get ranked choice voting just by pretending you already have it. FPTP and the electoral college are realities of US politics and the âlesser of two evilsâ approach is the only realistic way to play the game.
The executive branch is the wrong place to try to achieve ranked choice voting anyway. Vote for legislative candidates who support ranked choice. If nobody is talking about it, call your representatives. Start petitions. Join grassroots organizations. Anything, but donât fool yourself into thinking the path to fixing our issues involves voting for Jill Stein over Biden next year.
Iâm not pretending we have ranked choice voting, in fact I know we donât, why I vote for candidates that support ranked choice voting.
Iâll be voting for the candidate that does in each level of government. The greens would run more congressional candidates if you would support and fund them instead of voting for their opposition.
WARNING. This person is being disingenuous and is arguing in bad faith.
Their purpose here is to get you to engage so they have more space to spread their propaganda. Donât fall for it.
This is the problem, DNC is refusing to hold a primary and is hell bent on forcing one of the only dem candidates who can lose to Trump upon us.
This is mostly about Bidenâs ego - he thinks his legacy requires 2 terms. But what of his legacy if he loses the election, and democracy, all at the same time?! Itâs madness.
Call your reps. Call the whitehouse. Demand a primary be held so this Titanic can avoid that MASSIVE orange iceberg, because itâs dead ahead right now and weâre barreling towards it.
Not sure if sarcasm or?âŚ
Biden barely beat Trump in 2020. It was by 40k votes in 5 swing states, and the latest polling shows Biden down badly in those same states this time around.
Snap out of your delusion
He won by 4.5%, seven million votes, and 70 delegates.
And Trumpâs base is dying off.
Trumps base is NOT dying off
Wonder what the effects of corona will show in this next election. And of course there are new GOP kids, but not nearly to the same extent as the other way around.
7 million?! This is a tragic misconception. Do you understand how the electoral college works? Trump LOST the popular vote to Hillary, and still won in 2016.
Biden won by a slim margin of 40k votes across 5 key swing states in 2020, all of which polling shows he is now losing to Trump. Polls also show he is down by over 10% nationally, which means he has no chance. Heâs an incumbent who has dropped below 40% approval rating nationallyâŚthis means he has 0% chance of winning.
Open your eyes. Facts matter.
I donât live in the US so I donât have a horse in this race
But it just seems like half of the people here canât qualify Bidenâs successes (and why heâd be worth a second voting for again) and the other half are just scared that Trump is on his way back and therefore the Dems need to vote like crazy to keep him out, regardless of how lacklustre his current term was.
Iâll say it here: he lost the popular vote with his unequivocal support for Israel. As a self proclaimed Zionist, he chose Israelâs genocide of Gaza over Trumpâs victory and too many voters are going to remember that over whatever heâs going to promise (which so far is nothing. Jus His campaign so far is just reminding everyone that the other guy exists).
Thereâs no way Dems win this one, unless Biden cedes to a more worthwhile candidate.
I really donât think Gaza will be a defining issue in the 2024 election. Itâs already fallen out of the news cycle and Gaza city will be under full occupation by next Nov.
Trump, however, will be in the middle of taking a huge beating by all his court cases. Thereâs zero chance he ever gets more support than what he had last election. The best thing we can hope for is that the GOP puts him up for another election.
Both parties have the same issue right now. Both candidates donât have great appeal. But there arenât any Democrats that have an issue voting for Biden. Heâs been fine as president. We donât have to worry about him going off half cocked all the time. The party will fall behind him. The same canât be said for Trump.
The populations of US and Canada have a memory of a frog, the people at large wonât remember a thing unless you blast in on repeat near election time.
Democrats will likely target abortion protection as it is a winning issue and message for them. Republicans might be hesitant to hold on to the Gaza issue for 10 months as it is so divisive and is best exploited when events happen, plus if pressed on what Republicans and some Democrats would do differently youâd get humming, hawing and platitudes.
If I were a US voter (Iâm not) Iâd try to look past any single event. Trump continuously stirred shit in the US and around the world and spent his time fellating dictators like Putin and Kim Jong Un. His administration focused on separating families at the border, eroding net neutrality, give away money through tax breaks, ample amounts of loans that were forgiven, packing the Supreme court with cronies to twist the meaning of the Constitution. Biden on the other hand put people in charge to hold corporations and anti-competitive monopolies accountable for once, strengthen labour law, did everything in his power to reduce student debt, actually managed the Covid crisis and on and on. He did bung up a few things imo like how he handled the Iraq pullout and the rail strike but those were rough situations that I could at least still put a base amount of trust in him in the future not to fuck up too badly.
Biden can simply stop the money flow and stop yelling WE SUPPIRT ISRAEL NO MATTER WHAT THEY DO!!!
There is no reason to support Israel in anything. Thereâs no value in it. It isnt even a functioning democracy (and neither are we for that matter).
half of the people here canât qualify Bidenâs successes
People are happier running around bitching because it is far easier than taking the trouble to delve into the real news. The MSM is largely responsible for it. Biden has to continue aid to Israel because it is popular. What most people donât see is his behind the scene work of getting Israel to the table instead of the launch button. Biden has been working through Qatar to get Iran and Hamas to back off, simultaneously rounding up support for a multinational force to enforce a border between Israel and Palestine while possibly establishing a two state solution with international teeth.
Biden could have done whatâs best for the country and been a one term president. Iâll still vote for him but not because heâs some amazing leader or anything.
So they did it to themselves if they lose.
Do you think, that maybe, if Biden had chosen to support another candidate, all those âBlue No Matter Whoâ types would dog pile people not supporting that candidate?
theyâve had four years to figure that out. That they canât⌠is either a sign of gross incompetence or of intentionality. either way, at a certain point, you need to stop and realize the way itâs not worked for 30+ years is⌠not working and maybe itâs time to change things up a bit.
Do you think, that maybe, if Biden had chosen to support another candidate, all those âBlue No Matter Whoâ types would dog pile people not supporting that candidate?
It depends on how far to the right the candidate is. Get far enough to the left, and they start beinâ like âParty Unity My Assâ and start forming PACs to get Republicans elected
At the beginning of his term, Iâd have said they were lining up Harris; black, woman, young, and they made her highly visible in the first few months. I thought for sure they were going to spend 4 years lining her up for 2024. Biden would gracefully bow out citing his age, ride the 1/2 term election cycle, and badaboom: first female president.
And then she faded away. I donât know what happened; she didnât poll well, or do well, or polling showed D chances sank without an old white guy in front⌠but it makes me kinda sad, because I thought it was a good strategy, and itâd be nice to have a run of diversity in the White House.