Melkath

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[–] Melkath@fedia.io 3 points 7 months ago

I think there are a number of democrats who are unhappy, but won’t necessarily vote for Trump, however they might not be voting Biden either.

The term is disenfranchised.

Historically, Republicans win when Democrats don't turn out to vote. When you look at the past 4 years, its hard to believe the Democrats aren't trying to disenfranchise their voter base.

"You gotta vote come hell or high water" is a Conservative mindset.

You vote for a candidate worth voting for is a Liberal mindset.

Neither Trump nor Biden are worth voting for.

That's when liberals stay home, or go third party.

[–] Melkath@fedia.io 4 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) (2 children)

100% with you.

Liberals are anti-war. They are anti-genocide. They are pro-worker. They are pro-care-for-the-needy. The Democrat shift to progressivism over liberalism is what put Trump into office to start with.

Biden narrowly got through on the bulletproof platform "I'm not Trump."

Now he is going into a second election with the bulletproof platform "I have made it illegal for some workers to strike. I keep failing to actually deliver student loan relief. I didn't get you that covid stimulus I said id deliver 'first week in office'. I have moved billions of dollars of the public trust to Israel so they can buy the weapons I bypass congress to sell to them so they can commit a genocide in the name of luxury condos. I have expanded military operations almost everywhere in the world EXCEPT the Ukraine. I still hide from the cameras as much as possible because my oratory skills make Bush Jr look Winston Churchill. You will never be able to own a home, ever, and groceries will only continue to go up and up and up while I say 'Bidenomics work! There are no issues with the American economy'. And I'm still not Trump."

It isn't a Biden problem. Its a Democrat Party problem. But its also a giant Biden problem.

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