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You barely argued against my points. But sure.
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I thought when you get older, you're supposed to be wiser.
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He didn't quit. He got kicked out.
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The Democratic Party keeps propping up useless incumbents who do nothing. David Hogg was one of the few actually trying to shake things up, and kicking him out just proves how out of touch the establishment is. All this is going to do is fire up progressives to primary the dead weight.
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This isn't about ageism. This is about incompetence.
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That's what the establishment wants you to think. Do you honestly think he has a chance to win if he ran again?
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The Democratic Party keeps propping up useless incumbents who do nothing. David Hogg was one of the few actually trying to shake things up, and kicking him out just proves how out of touch the establishment is. All this is going to do is fire up progressives to primary the dead weight.
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So you don't mind that incumbent Dems care more about the donors than the working class?
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Do you know what superdelegates are?
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You can't get through to me because I KNOW what's going on with the Democratic establishment. And I KNOW that a lot of these do-nothing centrist Democrats care way more about their donors and their corporate interests. It's so painfully obvious that it astonishes me that you can't see that.
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He doesn't have to look and sound "presidential." Most people don't vibe with that anymore because they often come off as stiff, corporate, and robotic. Americans want someone who is consistent, authentic, and genuine. So what if he's independent? His ideas are extremely popular.
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What do you want me to back up?
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I already said that the Democratic establishment sabotaged Bernie Sanders. You're not reading ALL of my replies to you.
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It seems like you're not really listening to what I'm saying. To everyday Americans, moderation means differently to them than it does for politicians.
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This is reality.
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Like what you're doing?
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The centrist Democrats are what led us to this mess in the first place. If they had listened to what MOST American people actually wanted instead of trying to please their donors, then they would've won.
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I repeat: What the progressives want are universal healthcare, raising the minimum wage, paid family leave, medicare for all. These are progressive policies that the majority of Americans actually want, even in swing states. That’s considered moderate to everyday Americans because it's common sense.
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Chait is a centrist Democrat and is part of the establishment, and he's part of the problem. What I'm saying is based on facts.
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She said she wanted the most lethal fighting force, she talked about appointing a Republican to her cabinet, she said that she's pro-fracking, she was walking around with LIZ FREAKIN CHANEY, she did many things that left a bad taste. It was a center-right campaign.
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Harris ran a center-right campaign.
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He lost the primaries because the Democratic establishment sabotaged him. Did you honestly think that they would let him win?
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What the progressives want are universal healthcare, raising the minimum wage, paid family leave, medicare for all, etc. These are all progressive policies that the majority of Americans actually want, even in swing states. That’s considered moderate to everyday Americans because it's common sense.
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Chait also oversimplified the working-class angle and ignored how much party leaders cleared the field for Biden. Sanders didn’t fail because people rejected his ideas; he actually helped push the whole party to the left.
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Jonathan Chait’s article missed the mark by acting like Sanders’ 2016 success was a fluke. Sanders still had huge support in 2020, especially with young voters, and his ideas stayed really popular — people just worried he couldn’t beat Trump.
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The sooner the Democratic Party stops caring about their corporate donors and start caring about the working-class people, the better. These do-nothing, centrist Democrats need to start realizing that neoliberalism is dead, and it's not coming back.
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People wanted Sanders, but the superdelegates voted for Clinton, which angered the Democratic base. Harris' campaign was far too center-right, which alienated the base. You have to EARN their votes. They're not obligated to just vote for whatever the establishment wants.
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The fact of the matter is that times have changed. It's not the 90s anymore. There needs to be bold, progressive policies that will actually help the working class instead of these weak, incremental changes, but the Democratic establishment doesn't want that. And that's the REAL problem here.
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I can see right through you, DNC.
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Gretchen Whitmer sucks.
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Define "far left".
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Focus less on the headlines and more on the compilations of clips those videos have where you don't have to search them up yourself.
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It's true
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Bernie Sanders would've won if the Democratic establishment hadn't sabotaged him. Twice.