Right now, the answer to authoritarianism isn’t to be quiet. It’s not matching pink outfits at a state address. It’s not throwing trans people under the bus. It’s not refusing to look at the party at all and see where it could be better. The answer is to very publicly, very loudly, very boldly, stand up. The only way to fight fascism, and this has been proven over and over and over again, is loudly, proudly, and every single day.”
Sounds infinitely better than the current Democratic/Nazi-lite party. Just don’t take money from billionaires. That’s how it starts.
She sounds great. I want more of this. Even if she got elected and did absolutely nothing of note, the fact that she's vocally against the status quo would be enough to earn my vote.
I don't want to discourage you, she seems like a worthy candidate. It's this "even if they did nothing" talk that grabs me. The average dem voter is so accustomed to weakness that we're starting to sound like a battered partner.
You're not wrong. The Democratic strategy for the past what? 35 years now has been to constantly engage in "hippie punching" to try to seem more reasonable to so-called "moderates" by criticizing the Far Left™. So in a sense one could say that the left has been stuck in an abusive relationship for a long time.
Stop distracting from the issues. Both are important not just one. You can't have Republicans literally shaking the foundations of our fucking democracy and have old ass Democrats refuse to fight back and say only the Republicans are the problem.
I wholeheartedly agree with electing young people to drain the swamp that is the state of US politics.
After what happened to bernie and then now what is going on right now it should be clear that the house and senate are not doing their jobs. They should be the ones creating laws, not the executive branch.
You'll notice that I didn't call out a particular party. I think it should be a bipartisan effort. Maybe we'd finally get the younger generations to vote if they could relate to the people in office.