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Donald Trump fired off an angry middle-of-the-night attack on “highly overrated Jewish Governor” Josh Shapiro after he spoke out against the former president at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday night.

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[–] givesomefucks@lemmy.world 2 points 3 months ago

But there’s no way these people stay Democratic in four years time

But there is...

Run more popular candidates and count on Republicans to keep running the same shitty Republicans.

We went from Obama (who wasn't perfect as president, but a great candidate) to Hillary and Joe. And regardless of your opinion on them as presidents, most agree they were shit tier candidates.

We dont have to start running shitty candidates, so we don't have to lose those voters next election.

It's stupidly easy to beat Republicans, the money just doesn't want what voters want. So the party aims for just popular enough to get elected, but still doing all the shitty stuff the money wants.

If Republicans win every once and a while. It's even better for the money, so they just don't have any downsides.

It's why we desperately need to get money out of at least Dem primary's like Bernie keeps saying.