Well Democratic candidates for office have literally never had anything to do with DEI policies anywhere.
I'm just going to keep quoting myself from this very fucking thread every single time someone parrots Republican propaganda about how Dems were just too far left/too focused on race or trans or identity or whatever:
Just stop this bullshit. Stop believing it, stop repeating it, stop tolerating it from others. It's literally Republican propaganda and you don't beat propaganda by telling everyone it's correct.
Hillary beat Donald in the popular vote.
Would nominating a white guy improve our chances? Depends on who, specifically, we're talking about, but probably yeah. Is it the only option? No.
For most people to hear about it, Dems would need to be talking about it constantly for months on end, and the media would need to be covering them talking about it. The Dems don’t understand the need for repetition and the media wants to help Trump so won’t amplify Dem messages even when they hit on a good one.
That doesn’t mean it’s hopeless. It just means Dems have to learn to repeat their attacks and to also bully media members for trying to cover up Trump’s corruption.
Was just coming here to post this. Literally all a Texas Dem running for statewide office should do is point to this and yell loudly and often how they're all fucking like this.
Most of the show’s additions have been solid improvements on the game, but man what the fuck was the point of having Ellie wash up on Scar island for a quick little execution scare? That was dumb as hell.
SCOTUS overturned Humphrey's Executor tonight on the shadow docket to let Trump fire members of independent agencies without cause, with a special "oh well it's different, don't ask us how" carveout for the federal reserve.
They were the two that publicly took the blame, but there were a few other senators who wouldn't really comment on it one way or the other much and probably secretly opposed nuking the filibuster too. Coons comes to mind, but I think it's safe to assume that most of the Dems who teamed up with Schumer to back the GOP's continuing resolution earlier this year would've been against it.
I know I’m a little late to the party, but I think the elimination of Pepfar alone can and will ultimately be viewed as similar to the Holodomor.
Part of Rex is beginning to realize that we’ve all been right about how bad this all is and another part of him is rebelling against that and lashing out.
He doesn’t have the strength to join with liberals though, so he’ll ultimately go full Nazi and blame it all on the left.
I don’t mind certain Dems using him as a medium. I think Pete could do it. Bernie could too, though I don’t trust him not to mostly bash Dems which ultimately isn’t helpful. But most Dem officials Rogan would be openly hostile to and they wouldn’t know what to do with that.