Vote anyway. Voter apathy is largely how things got so bad.

I’m in a similarly red state. I know my vote probably isn’t going to matter (thanks, Obama Electoral College), but I’m going to do it anyway. And I’m trying to get as many people around me out to vote as well.

I know my vote probably isn’t going to matter (thanks, Obama Electoral College)

Unironically we can assign some blame to Obama…

In 08 he had the opportunity to “save” the DNC. Instead he viewed the entire concept as outdated and ignored the party handling everything internally on his team

If Biden had worked on the DNC and tried to build it up after Hillary’s people burnt it all down, we wouldnt have had to suffer thru trump and would be seeing the end of a.progressive presidents second term right now.

If he’d have done that and lived up to 08 campaign promises, then there probably wouldn’t be any “red states” left by now.

Obama didn’t break the party, but he had a chance to fix an already broken party and instead just ignored it. We’re still paying for it

Holy mental backflips to change talk about the electoral college to talk about the DNC and act as if they’re the same.

Are you not aware of how since 2016 the DNC has used “victory funds” that “share” donations with state parties and that has lead to Republicans solidifying power in red states and using that power to maintain it thru things like gerrymandering and voter suppression?

But during the three-month period when the DNC was working to spin the situation, state parties kept less than one half of one percent of the $82 million raised through the arrangement — validating concerns raised by campaign finance watchdogs, state party allies and Bernie Sanders supporters.

politico.com/…/dnc-leak-clinton-team-deflected-st…

That program is still around. Today it’s known as the Biden Victory Fund.