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To clarify, I’m not saying that I don’t support El-Sayed, Hong, or Jackson. Just saying that I don’t think they’re the best candidates for their pretty moderate and centrist states
In my opinion, between Maine, Michigan, and Wisconsin, Dems are making the same mistake with candidate quality that Republicans did in 2022
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Anonymous 7w

It is becoming much clearer that progressivism is what Americans want and need, the main obstacle is that many are still too brainwashed to vote for „socialism“ or „radical leftism“. All the geriatrics who have been in congress for decades don’t do shit and progressives currently in office are proving that their policies actually work. Also, stance on Israel is starting to be as important as it should; if you take foreign money or can’t call a genocide exactly what it is then you are compromised

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 7w

I’m not saying I disagree with any of that, but you can’t expect the governor of Wisconsin to be the same kind of leader as the mayor of NYC. They’re completely different electorates with different interest groups and priorities. The terminology of a genocide isn’t top of mind to a Midwest farmer just trying to put food on their table. That’s not a dig. It’s just a fact

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