🧵 We are living in a very different America—and a very different world—than we did a decade ago. The big question is: Will it get better or worse in the next decade? While I try to stay optimistic, I have to admit that my optimism is at its lowest level right now. 1/6 - ThreadSky

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tariqelhaad.bsky.social • 57 days ago

🧵 We are living in a very different America—and a very different world—than we did a decade ago. The big question is: Will it get better or worse in the next decade? While I try to stay optimistic, I have to admit that my optimism is at its lowest level right now.
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tariqelhaad.bsky.social•57 days ago

Times like these demand introspection and adaptation. For Democrats, the next decade is pivotal. If they can truly become the party of the working-class majority, they can win again. But if they continue living in their bubble, they'll keep losing—just like in 2016 and again in 2024.
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tariqelhaad.bsky.social•57 days ago

Meanwhile, there's already a civil war brewing within the MAGA world. It's fascinating to see this unfold so early—even before Trump has been sworn in. MAGA diehards seem to be waiting to see which side their "savior" will take once he's back in office.
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tariqelhaad.bsky.social•57 days ago

One key question is whether Trump will stick to his strong anti-immigration stance on H1-B visas or side with the wealthy donors pouring millions into his campaign. Will he stay loyal to his MAGA base, which rejects all forms of immigration—legal or illegal? Only time will tell.
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tariqelhaad.bsky.social•57 days ago

For Democrats, the next two years will present critical opportunities. They must go beyond mere talking points on immigration and address the growing discontent among working-class Americans. This is their chance to produce a transformative leader who can reshape the party's future.
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tariqelhaad.bsky.social•57 days ago

Trump's 2016 playbook is a reminder of what's possible when a party faces a fork in the road. The Democrats need to follow suit: reinvent themselves, listen to the concerns of ordinary Americans, and show they're capable of real change. Will they rise to the occasion? We'll see.
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