Anonymous #1 17h

I mean you say the same for most corporate democrat too

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Anonymous OP 17h

But I think at least in terms of funding conservation, promoting education, building infrastructure, you know the practical stuff, a corporate dem is going to be better than massie. The only thing massie is reliably better than a corporate dem on is Israel. And I think that with the current competitiveness of congress, having a massie there is not going to create reliable policy change in regards to Israel. But having another dem there can shift the vote results on those other issues.

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Anonymous #1 17h

Agree with you but if I lived in his district, I rather vote for massie than a corporate democrat because he would have much higher chance of winning

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Anonymous OP 16h

Oh the question of electability is a whole nother issue. If I was in his district during his primary I would have registered as a Republican just to vote for him, and then I would have voted for a dem in the general knowing they weren’t going to win.

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Anonymous #1 16h

I totally support people in deep red districts voting for the less evil Republican in the primaries so that when they do inevitably win they at least aren’t insane. In actually competitive districts it’s different.

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