Qasim Rashid, Esq.Sep 22, 2025

We just witnessed 4 years of Joe Biden claiming he’s “hopeful”Republicans will do the right thing per tradition, while himself clinging on to power too long—ultimately enabling Trump’s win.

And instead of learning a single damn thing, Chuck Schumer says he “hopes” Trump will do the right thing per tradition, while himself clinging on to power too long.

And once again, Trump will get what he wants, and ‪we will all suffer. We absolutely need New Democratic Party leadership.

Show threadMike | Raymond TecSep 22, 2025
@QasimRashid I'm genuinely curious what new leadership looks like to you? What policies do you think will change if the leadership changes?
Show threadAsbjørn Ulsberg
@mike @QasimRashid You don’t think Bernie and AOC would lead the Democratic Party differently than the current abysmal leadership?
Sep 24 at 12:20pmWeb
Show threadMike | Raymond TecSep 24
@bitbear @QasimRashid Is that an answer to my questions?
Show threadAsbjørn UlsbergSep 24
@mike @QasimRashid With some fantasy, it should be? They oppose DNC on so many issues it’s difficult to understand why they share the same party as current leadership.
Show threadMike | Raymond TecSep 24

@bitbear @QasimRashid That's why I asked if that was an answer to my questions.

It's fantasy to think that outliers, who work within the irreparably broken power structure, could ever become leadership. Particularly when one of them has been completely unsuccessful in moving the needle for over 30 years.

In my opinion, the Democratic party is not interested in nor able to be changed or fixed. This structure cannot be changed from within, it's too entrenched. It's keeping the bulk of its donors/owners exactly where they want to be, rich and in power.

I asked the question to someone who has a Juris Doctor degree and who has attempted to become part of the system to gain insight that I might not have.