Anonymous #2 23h

hes not gonna in the dem primary lol i think whats more concerning is the pennsylvania dem party. i guess hes a senator and thats bigger but michican kicked out haley stevens immediately.

5

Anonymous #4 22h

... are you being fr right now

28

Anonymous OP 22h

Mississippi, Texas, Alaska. Y’all idiots live in a bubble. Us typically conservative Texans only voted for talarico because he was pragmatic and unproblematic

-10

Anonymous #4 22h

Hinojosa just got to ride his coattails because the general public isn’t smart enough to write a split ticket

-7

Anonymous #4 22h

talafreako was unproblematic? the entire campaign against him was just that. do you know who the UAW president has met with, who he has endorsed, and what his political leanings are? thats one of the biggest labor groups elected leader. idk if you know this, but the concept of socialism/communism/the dsa is kind of based on economic classes, and specifically the support of the working laborers. y'know, the proletariat? the socioeconomic class of wage laborers?

24

Anonymous OP 22h

the senate elections were won by almost entirely progressive candidates farther to the left of schumer and the centrist moderates whatevers.

23

Anonymous OP 22h

Eh, there were major centrist wins in places like Kansas and Iowa

1

Anonymous #2 22h

I’m a socialist myself but I don’t think we should act like socialism won this election or centrism won this election. Mostly centrist voters just voted for whoever wasn’t republican.

0

Anonymous OP 22h

The UAW president is a scumbag who doesn’t listen to his workers and forces the workers to strike as a means of increasing union dues

-2

Anonymous #4 22h

Re: John Fetterman, the blue wave mostly was people being pissed off at republicans. If his constituents see him keep aligning himself with republicans and they’re still mad at them in 2028, he’s not staying in office.

6

Anonymous OP 22h

Y’all are acting like yall haven’t been freaking out on talarico over saying he’ll try and make deals with trump to move the democratic agenda

-4

Anonymous #4 22h

talarico is doing literally the same thing as mamdani in that respect. idk who youre listening to but its not a good source. sure the uaw's elected president is a shitbag from outerspace that doesnt represent them and didnt just get re-elected a month ago

6

Anonymous #2 22h

im not saying socialism won, im saying progressive, state and worker focused candidates won. to say the dsa underperformed is ignoring the general rhetoric of "hey we gotta focus on the workers and quality of life first" that egalitarian ideologies (which does include the dsa) function on. the important thing is that people voted for change. schumer is not change. jeffries is not change.

2

Anonymous OP 22h

in 2024 and 2026, the campaigns offering change won. republicans did what they said would be different, and it was back to bushism and lunacy. if dems get schumer and jeffries and go back to 2017-2023 stuff, theres going to be another 2024 disaster. fetterman only wants that

4

Anonymous #4 21h

Ohio here, and steel workers absolutely fall for the MAGA propaganda

5

Anonymous #4 20h

“pro-worker” is actually hilarious.

10