Yes. AOC is absolutely the best presidential candidate the democrats have because she actually answers questions she gets asked and she can talk to people like they are actually people. None of the policy bullshit even matters. Basically nobody voting against the democrats even disagrees with their policy positions.
Part of me thinks that the people who are going to miss food stamps on what's probably the most expensive month of the year for groceries are mostly Trump voters. But then I'd also guess that the overwhelming majority of them have never voted.
I'm just imagining 10-year-old me waking up Christmas morning and finding an empty tree, with my dad saying "Sorry, son. We can't do Christmas this year because the president is a shithead and we need to use the economy to send him a message."
Most people aren't going to do anything. We mostly have to hope the republicans score some kind of own goal, like cancelling SNAP for a couple of months.
If I were a Maine resident, I would vote against the guy with Nazi tattoos in a primary. I'd vote for him in the general, though. The absolute worst case scenario with him is that he votes the same way Collins does, anyway.
Wasn't there a follow up question on that one asking if you worked on the factory floor? I said yes because I worked at a fireworks warehouse for a summer.
Things are about to get a whole lot worse for his voters than they ever got during his first term. I think we will see some major response if SNAP benefits don't get paid next month.
I'm not sure if they are reversed so much as that it doesn't acknowledge that there are bubbles on both ends of that spectrum. Maybe there is some point to be made that people on the low score end are in a bubble by choice and people on the high end are just there.
I got a 56 on the quiz. I liked how half of it amounted to "Have you ever done any cool shit?" and then the other half was "How often do you watch the worst shows ever made?" and "How often do you eat at terrible restaurants?"