theres also rigging involved, but dems will never call it that, because the Rs already did. too scared chickenshit, the DNC is just hoping to coast by and win marginally in general, thats thier message never sticks to the common voters.
It’s sad how most of the DNC just abandoned everything the second after the election was done. I get they don’t have the house/senate, but holy shit this is though to watch from up North in Canada.
On the one hand, this is going to hurt working class. A lot. Most of the US has no good mass transit. No car means no paycheck.
On the other hand, stellar power move. Impressive.
You say “on one hand… on the other hand” as if both things aren’t good.
The American working class – and I say this as a member of it – needs to be hurt in order to find the motivation to depose its dictator.
That undecided bloc should’ve voted then. They can make it up for it by protesting against the tariffs.
They should voted then and not wait til now to protest.
70+ million of us bothered to vote no. We did the reading and even though we didn’t fail the test, we failed the test anyway.
It is possible to commit no mistakes and still lose. That is not weakness, that is life.
theres also rigging involved, but dems will never call it that, because the Rs already did. too scared chickenshit, the DNC is just hoping to coast by and win marginally in general, thats thier message never sticks to the common voters.
It’s sad how most of the DNC just abandoned everything the second after the election was done. I get they don’t have the house/senate, but holy shit this is though to watch from up North in Canada.
Good, let the working class feel the self inflicted pain. - a frustrated American
Who did this Working class vote for? Or did it vote at all?
I voted against it.