People who voted Biden in the primary weren't voting to change the party
The primary where nobody except Biden actually ran. For all intents and purposes, there was no presidential primary in 2024.
People who voted Biden in the primary weren't voting to change the party
The primary where nobody except Biden actually ran. For all intents and purposes, there was no presidential primary in 2024.
There was no primary in 2024 though. I'm not sure who you're arguing with here.
It's clear you didn't read a single damn word I wrote and just wanted to rant. Unless you respond to literally anything I said, this conversation is over.
First don't muddy the waters with things like "far from ideal;" we know what she was: a genocidal piece of shit. To some people there's a maximum number of pictures of dismembered children after which these things don't matter anymore.
On the other hand, from an electoral strategy standpoint it's not like weathering the Trump storm is going to mean victory for democracy; MAGA is ultimately a product of current living conditions, and Trump is nothing more than the demagogue they coalesced around. They're only going to get worse until either democracy collapses or someone (probably a leftist) changes things for the better. Time is on their side, not yours. Vote blue no matter who is only an optimal strategy if you refuse to think about anything beyond the next four years. These people made the price of their vote abundantly clear as part of an organized large movement; they did everything right and the Democrats refused to listen.
I mean, you can think whatever you want, but in concrete terms what are you afraid that he'll do?
TIL that technology can have political opinions.
Again, this only becomes relevant to policy if El-Sayed has said he plans to vote according to this or that Islamic ruling. To my knowledge he's said no such thing.
Which is?
I don't see anything about Islam or women in El-Sayed's platform though, so that's irrelevant.
I'm not sure how washing my hair is supposed to help yours, but if it works it works I guess.
Welcome to the third world (somewhat). Source: Am from the third world.
That's a fair criticism (though you're overlooking how anger at Trump and disappointment in the Dem establishment contribute to help leftwing politics), but it's also not the original point. You started out talking about not voting, which is what I was addressing. Not participating is a different conversation entirely, which someone better informed about the nitty gritty of American progressive organization than me should be having.