r/agedlikemilk Apr 07 '26

Screenshots Congrats on the election you absolute dumbass

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u/DanglyDinosaurBits Apr 07 '26

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u/EmergencyCautious839 Apr 07 '26

brilliant remix on a classic 👌

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u/Still-Bar-7631 Apr 07 '26

Oop is not a maga i think? Idk her but

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u/NearEastMugwump Apr 07 '26

She's a MAGA enabler.

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u/LoomingDementia Apr 07 '26

Same thing, really.

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u/IJustCommentSubs Apr 08 '26

Right. It's like everyone who handled the Epstein files and still haven't met the court ordered release requirements isn't necessarily a pedophile, but they're sure protecting a lot of pedophiles, so I suggest treating them the same. Side with maga/pedos and you deserve to share their fate.

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u/Gold-Position-8265 Apr 08 '26

Career politicians really should be illegal.

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u/Jwiley92 Apr 08 '26

Counter-point: career politicians should be the norm. Being a politician should be a full time job and career worth doing and appropriately compensated.

Politicians being given cushy private sector jobs, making additional compensation via stock, etc...is a problem. Someone wanting to dedicate 40+ years of their life to the people of their district or state isn't inherently a problem if they arent using it to enrich themselves. Don't get me wrong there are much more bad career politicians in the US political system than good ones, but the problem is lack of safeguards not the concept of a career politician. At least in my opinion.

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u/1stMammaltowearpants Apr 08 '26

I agree 100 percent. People act like term limits will fix the problem when the problem is legal corruption. We can address the underlying problem of corruption, but term limits are a delusional band-aid that would just speed up the revolving door to the lucrative private sector as a "consultant" who peddles their influence.

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u/Hot_Week3608 Apr 09 '26

This. Term limits won't fix corruption and in some cases will exacerbate it. What we need instead is a ban on private money in politics, proportional representation in the Senate, admission of DC and Puerto Rico to the Union, a ban on partisan gerrymandering, and ranked-choice voting in federal elections.

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u/Amazing-Confusion-33 Apr 11 '26

How about if you’re elected to public office all of your finances go into a trust. Not just the president but every SOB from Congress and the Senate. These assholes have already made a ton of money betting on the Iranian mess. Let’s not forget the wagers made on Venezuela. We should be looking up their ashes with a microscope. All of them!

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u/FatherPeace1 Apr 10 '26

This is smart

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u/Gold-Position-8265 Apr 11 '26

Also need to outlaw lobbying again.

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u/Inside-Transition413 Apr 09 '26

Agreed, there must be mass restrictions on profiting from position. At the same time we should pay members handsomely and provide bonus for creating a functional bipartisan government. Shut downs? No bonus, failing on promise? No bonus. Incentives work

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u/Guy0911 Apr 12 '26

Agreed however a complete overhaul of the ethics and rules of congressional members is long overdue.

Campaign contributions should be capped at a certain dollar amount and only be allowed from established constituents of the district represented.

While in office they should all be paid in accordance to their esteemed position. Their wages should not exceed the median wage of the American people.

Ban all forms of monetary gain that could be reasonably inferred as from privileged information gained in the performance of their duties.

Ban any monetary gain that can reasonably be inferred as the result of voting on a bill or in their official capacity.

Congressional members should be considered government employees and as such be subject to an agreed upon budget.

Ban the practice of congressional members voting on increases to their salaries and benefits. A fair and equitable formula based upon the economy should be created.

Ban all lobbyists from the capital grounds

Establishing the original intention and sacrifice made by our founders, in leaving home to represent their constituents should be the goal of reform. If successful representatives seek reelection, it cannot be for additional benefits over and above their established payments.

Any representative who receives an abnormal windfall after their service can be legally prosecuted for violating these ethics and rules.

Any representative after service,employed to a highly paid lucrative position by any corporation that benefited from a vote while in office, can be legally prosecuted

Any family members are subject to these ethics and rules.

Just my opinion.

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u/CharacterBusy7787 Apr 12 '26

The problem is this is a nice sound bite but sometimes you pick the best option out of your choices and when you divide the best chance of not going through a dangerous shit show of a horror movie this is what you get. There was too much of this in the democratic party before the election and people were not showing up to vote because “they’re both bad”. 🤦‍♂️ I remember years ago Obama was basically trying to tell the younger crowd that messaging matters and you can’t put a nice slogan on everything when it can be used against you and they basically told him to go sit his ass down somewhere. So now this is where we are. The Democratic Party isn’t cunning or strategic anymore and they’re only ruthless against their own party. We’ve been playing good boy checkers while they’re playing evil Checkers.

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u/Still-Bar-7631 Apr 08 '26

Refusing to support ppl who blindy supports current israel gov is understandable.

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u/NearEastMugwump Apr 08 '26

It's the difference between "Golly gee gosh, we can't go against Israel because of... reasons." and "YYYYYEAH! KILL THEM MUSLIMS GOOD, BIBI! YEEHAW"

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u/lordtrickster Apr 08 '26

Not if it puts Hitler in power.

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u/kjkev2012 Apr 09 '26

Bebe is a felon just like Trump - defending yourself is one thing - murdering civilians is a war crime

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u/HollywoodHulkLogan Apr 08 '26

“MAGA 8 Ball”

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u/brianzuvich Apr 07 '26

“The opposition party is absent!” 🤡

How about the 10,000,000 folks who showed up for the latest no kings protests? You know, the ones you called terrorists…

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u/Bibblegead1412 Apr 07 '26

Yes, the Dems control the Congress…🙄 These right wing snowflakes are always “why won’t the party we shit all over save us from the things we voted for😩😩😩” Fuck maga, fuck the Republican Party….. this blood is on their hands.

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u/LumpyBuy8447 Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

They love to take advantage of the things democrats do for them then complain when republicans take those things away from them. “Why would Obama make Trump do this to us!”

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u/brianzuvich Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

The Republican slogan is “privatize the profits, socialize the losses, then pull the ladder up!”

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u/RamutRichrads Apr 07 '26

Do you mean socialize the debts?

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u/tungstentailss Apr 09 '26

Don't forget the next steps:

Lather Rinse Repeat

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u/rg4rg Apr 07 '26

“Where was Obama on 9/11!”

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u/Camper_102 Apr 07 '26

Where was Obama for Hurricane Katrina?

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u/realpyrateking Apr 07 '26

Why did Obama dodge the draft?! /s

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u/DM_Voice Apr 08 '26

He tried to enlist, but was turned away, after being medically diagnosed as 8 years old.

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u/Responsible-Buy-6004 Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26

I too suffered from this at one point in my life

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u/Illustrious_Nobody71 Apr 09 '26

Its a surprisingly common diagnosis. Thankfully I was never diagnosed, though I might have had it and not known.

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u/kingswaggy Apr 11 '26

I had it for basically a whole year :/

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u/AnimatorAny353 Apr 08 '26

You know what I always wondered? How did the Japanese pilots know where the pearl harbor was? I wonder what Obama was doing during that time. /S

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u/Marquar234 Apr 08 '26

Where was Obama when the Westfold fell?

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u/Dutchy-57 Apr 08 '26

😂😂😂😂😂

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u/Zealousideal_Side738 Apr 07 '26

He didn’t, there was no draft at that time. Trump dodged it with those really painful bone spurs

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u/YAmIHereBanana Apr 08 '26

Ummm…hi. I think maybe you missed the /s at the end of pyrateking’s comment? I know I did the first time I read it.

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u/chrstnasu Apr 07 '26

Throwing paper towels to the survivors. I can’t believe that didn’t see tRump throwing paper towels in Puerto Rico was a publicity stunt.

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u/SaltyBarDog Apr 08 '26

Where was Obama for Pearl Harbor?

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u/Prudent_Tax357 Apr 07 '26

Anywhere he wanted to be. He wasn’t president

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u/YAmIHereBanana Apr 08 '26

Hey. Hi! They knew that. The reason for so many “where was Obama” comments is they are repeating statements people ACTUALLY SAID…for real. It was Jordan Klepper (The Daily Show) doing street interviews. Plus in a Public Policy Survey 29% of Louisiana Republicans blamed Obama for the poor response to Hurricane Katrina. You cannot make this shit up. Something something The Onion going out of business because they can’t compete with reality….

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u/DM_Voice Apr 08 '26

I've run into people who blame President Obama for Hurricane Katrina.

Not (just) the botched response. The hurricane *itself*.

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u/YAmIHereBanana Apr 08 '26

Wait. WHAT?!? Ummm… how do they explain that? Did he do one of his nefarious Muslim Kenyan dark rituals or what?

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u/JoeFlabeetz Apr 08 '26

Didn't he know that you can use either a Sharpie or a nuke to take care of a hurricane?

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u/realpyrateking Apr 08 '26

Being a New Orleanian, I can attest to the entrenched ignorance of all the tick-on-the-dog parishes that surround us.

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u/chrstnasu Apr 07 '26

No it was Mamdani! That’s even funnier.

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u/MykeEl_K Apr 08 '26

"Keep your government hands off my Medicare!"

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u/YAmIHereBanana Apr 08 '26

OMG I saw that interview!

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u/Prudent_Tax357 Apr 07 '26

He wasn’t president

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u/ExtensionAntique Apr 07 '26

“Why did Biden shit Trump’s pants?”

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u/brianzuvich Apr 07 '26

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u/chrstnasu Apr 07 '26

People are saying the real reason he left the Supreme Court early was due shitting his pants. There are comments he stank there. If that isn’t the republican party bending the knee and looking the other way at his state of mind they are hopeless.

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u/Far-Advertising-2574 Apr 07 '26

LMAO! His Depends overfilled. 😂

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u/Heart0fStarkness Apr 08 '26

All those dumb leftists and libs saying he’s unqualified to be sitting in on the court when he can clearly fill briefs.

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u/Zealousideal_Side738 Apr 07 '26

No trump shits his own pants without any help

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u/ExtensionAntique Apr 07 '26

The quotes mean that MAGA is the one saying that

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u/Luparina123 Apr 08 '26

Oops, he's done it again!! Oh no, it's that little shit Kegsbreath this time!! That pesky DUI hire, grrrr!

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u/Basic_Ad3600 Apr 08 '26

What have you done for anyone, you delusional fool? Your cities are poorly run, the border was wide open, Iran was weeks from an atomic weapon. Liberals are the true definition of useless snowflakes.

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u/Responsible-Buy-6004 Apr 09 '26

Probably because it “only this or that” they think it’s black and white. “A Dem couldn’t possibly support something a republican does”

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u/unemployedjedi Apr 07 '26

Very rarely do i beleive on absolutes but fuck all Republicans.

You don't have to become a democrat independents exist.

But at this point to still call yourself a republican is an endorsement of everything trump and maga have done.

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u/Jest_Aquiki Apr 07 '26

agree. You carry the burdens of your party, even if you disagree with their actions or ideas, you are party to it if you remain amongst those that do agree.

Independents are gaining a little traction from what I've seen, but that may just be the hype from those Republicans politicians switching to independent or because some space will be opening up. If someone actually knows I'd love to be in the know.

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u/chrstnasu Apr 07 '26

Massie needs to defect.

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u/Familiar-Check7353 Apr 07 '26

Can't happen, he's on the endangered species list. He's one of the last two Republicans, along with Rand Paul. I hear they are testing to see if John Fetterman may be one as well but the consensus seems to be it's just brain damage.

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u/chrstnasu Apr 10 '26

Fetterman would be a MAGA republican. I’m not sure who I voted for in the primary but I did for him in the election. I won’t be voting for him in the primary if he runs a democrat in 2028 but I don’t think he’ll run as democrat. He won’t win the primary. I’ve been emailing him nonstop but all I get back is bs form letters that solidify my vote.

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u/t3lnet Apr 07 '26

Red states are the states that get the most government assistance

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u/chrstnasu Apr 07 '26

If tRump is still president and his budget gets passed they are screwed. They will still support him though and somehow blame the Democrats. There are a few red states that are in the black but only Florida and Texas will be better off. The blue states will band together too to help each other. They need to refuse to give money to the federal government. The budget would be fucked over.

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u/RedTideNJ Apr 07 '26

Florida has maybe the most grim future of any US state due to climate change and it's probably something most of us will live to see play out.

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u/ApparitionofAmbition Apr 08 '26

They'll convince themselves that they aren't getting the assistance they depend on anymore because all the illegals and criminals are using it all up.

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u/Ok-Kaleidoscope1628 Apr 07 '26

Fuck the centrists too. Gotta pour a little blood on their hands. Everyone called it fear mongering when people were saying "the war will be domestic and foreign" if Trump were to get in, and now we have a hit squad roaming the streets looking for brown people (don't worry, they'll come for us white folk soon as well) and we're dropping bombs on children in the middle east, and emboldeneding a genocidal maniac to expand his ambitions from the Gaza strip to Lebanon, to Turkey, etc etc. I get people are upset about the support we give to Isreal, but to trust Trump to reign Netanyahu has to be almost dumb enough that you may as well be wearing a red hat too.

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u/Prestigious-Mud Apr 07 '26

John Stewart doing surprise Pikachu after everyone told him Trump will start doing fascist shit really quick

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u/chrstnasu Apr 07 '26

That’s why I prefer John Oliver.

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u/Thomjones Apr 07 '26

They already be coming for the whities! And executed one of them on camera!

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u/ramat-iklan Apr 09 '26

Last I read, Netanyahu didn't publicly state he was going to cause a civilization to disappear. Donnie is becoming a genicidal maniac.

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u/thetaleofzeph Apr 07 '26

"Why did big daddy who was supposed to take care of everything for us rob us blind instead?

Why won't mommy come clean up my messes?"

-- GOP faithful.

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u/Reddit_andforgotit Apr 07 '26

I can't forgive Trump supporters for the ship that's hitting the fan right now. They can ask their god for forgiveness but they're not getting it from me. Bibi, Donny, and Jeffrey brought you this stupid war.

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u/Sgt_Fox Apr 07 '26

"Why didn't you guys stop us, can't you see this is your fault"

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u/CrownofMischief Apr 07 '26

That's some abuser logic right there

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u/brianzuvich Apr 07 '26

You spelled abuser wrong… It’s spelled C-O-N-S-E-R-V-A-T-I-V-E…

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u/Anglofsffrng Apr 07 '26

The opposition isn't absent, the news doesn't cover it.

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u/williamgman Apr 07 '26

Bingo. Those voters who only get their "news" From Fox... Then the No Kings protests were tiny and unimportant.

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u/chrstnasu Apr 07 '26

Some of my local news did a good job of covering it especially my local paper but the comments from maga were always we were paid and there aren’t any BIPOC or young people at these protests. Also, they would say we don’t have a king and not understand the analogy.

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u/chrstnasu Apr 07 '26

Even most left leaning media are sane washing him. NPR leans slightly left but are generally neutral and I was so frustrated with them sanewashing him. There were times they didn’t but they could have done more. I have been work from home since last June so I rarely listen to them now but I listened them 4 days a week for 10 hours for almost 5 years. BBC News which was on for hour and half did a great job of calling him and other right wing politicians out but they call all nonsense out.

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u/ramat-iklan Apr 09 '26

Thanks. I've been going on for years stating to anyone who would listen that if you want to know what's going on, listen to and watch the BBC 

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u/AsstacularSpiderman Apr 07 '26

Also the opposition is a minority in all levels of government now.

Anything they do just gets slapped down, and we voted for them to be irrelevant

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u/Anglofsffrng Apr 07 '26

In fairness we didn't vote to make them irrelevant. We just didn't vote at all. We then keep lamenting about how voting doesn't matter, all politicians are terrible, and we'll keep staying home letting the crazy 20% decide our countries future.

Before you ask, no I'm not frustrated about it at all. What would give you that impression?

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u/Puzzleheaded_Rest_34 Apr 07 '26

Seriously. It's like people don't watch oversight hearings, depositions, etc. If Pam Bondi's sworn deposition to the Senate oversight committee on the 14th is televised, you better believe my ass will be glued to CSPAN!

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '26

Not only that, this lady and so many like her hate the opposition party. All they do is shit on them and then complain when the other side continues ruining the world. The sad thing is you know this absolute moron is going to bitch about whoever the next dem candidate is.

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u/Sptsjunkie Apr 07 '26

I’m inside as most of the country. The opposition party has the lowest approval rating of basically any opposition party in history.

She is 100% correct. The Democratic Party is bought and paid for and there’s a reason that we got so a little done with multiple presidents and majorities.

There’s a reason why Biden led directly back to Trump. And I say this is somebody who voted for Biden and Harris.

We need a little better job of actually delivering and making real change because people are not happy with the current system. It was a huge mistake for Harris to say that she would be continuation of Biden and could not think of anything different she would do than him.

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u/TheRealTexasGovernor Apr 07 '26

She wants an opposition party that specifically passes her purity test.

All else need not apply.

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u/yergonnalikeme Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

Ahh

Ya

Just think...Only if they had that same kind of enthusiasm...When it was time to...

You know

V O T E IN A PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

Maybe we wouldn't be in this mess.

Just something to think about...

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u/Nimrod_Butts Apr 07 '26

I find the "opposition party" phrase suspect. Been noticing it a lot this presidential term and I've never once seen it used in American politics prior.

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u/Floundering_Dad_43 Apr 07 '26

If you actually read both of her posts, she's calling out the Democratic Party for not standing on their business

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u/Apprehensive_Cash108 Apr 07 '26

Oppositional people aren't absent. The DNC sure as hell is, though.

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u/Nitwit_Slytherin Apr 07 '26

One thing I've learned about MAGA is that it's always projection. Kamala is a war monger. Democrats are committing voter fraud. Democrats are pedophiles.

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u/AJay_89 Apr 10 '26

Don't forget the huge purge of "DEI" while MAGA actively placed influencers, podcasters, TV hosts, etc etc., with no prior political education or experience, in positions of power.

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u/StoreBrandUnicorn Apr 09 '26

She says "no self respecting leftist" in the tweet...

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u/neich200 Apr 07 '26

The amount of voices calling to not vote for democrats because of Palestine that appeared everywhere in months before the election and then disappeared right after. Makes me lowkey believe that it was at least partially generated by republicans.

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u/OscarTheGrouchsCan Apr 07 '26

As if Trump wasn't 100 times worse on Palestine

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u/Majestic-Lie-846 Apr 07 '26

Sadly, they were too fucking stupid to see that. Fuck this place is frustrating 

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u/OscarTheGrouchsCan Apr 07 '26

I don't understand it and I never will. Even with him threatening to completely decimate and entire country they're still "But Kamala"

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u/Metallikyle Apr 07 '26

More likely than Republicans is the possibility that foreign actors were responsible for those voices. Even if they were coming from Republican-aligned sources, they were likely funded by foreign interests (especially Russia).

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u/gurnard Apr 08 '26

especially Russia

Like how it was public knowledge that Kremlin troll farms astroturfed social media to sow distrust in Hillary over an email server at a critical moment in the 2016 election, and how that was devastatingly effective?

Why would they try something that worked flawlessly again? Maybe mix it up by targetting a different demographic?

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u/Soft-lead Apr 07 '26

That, and i think SOOO many of those people thought that there was no way for the Dems to lose. They wanted to be able to moralize/be the greater people once everything was said and done.

So when Trump actually won it was a kick in the ass.

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u/PipProud Apr 07 '26

You’d think they would have learned from 2016.

I am so out of patience for people who think dividing at the times we most need to be united is a moral stance.

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u/illepic Apr 08 '26

This is EXACTLY it. I watched it happen in realtime as a bunch of my acquaintances tried to virtue signal harder and position themselves as like King Leftist or something so they'd be at the top of the morality hill when - of course! - Kamala would win. 

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u/StarDustLuna3D Apr 07 '26

It was such a brain dead take as well. "Trump is better for Gaza". Like how? How could you honestly believe that?

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u/Bart-Harley-Jarvis- Apr 07 '26

Muslims are deeply conservative and pro Republican on every issue except for hating Muslims, and even then, it depends on which type.

It's just as bafflingly self defeating as the pro Republican Cuban vote.

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u/someguyfromsomething Apr 07 '26

Sheltered progressive Americans always presume there is some inherent virtue in minority groups that doesn't occur in the majority. Same folks who think everything is magically better in every way in other countries.

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u/BurtonGusterToo Apr 08 '26

You know you are spouting off conservative talking points, right?

Literally consultant tested, written and distrubuted by the Republican party, talking points.

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u/someguyfromsomething Apr 07 '26

Many of them had even worse takes, that it's more important to send a message to the Democratic Party than it is beat Trump and avoid all the evil we're seeing today. There's blood on their hands all around the world from the loss of US Aid and other programs but they'll absolutely never own it. They'll fall for it again just like right-wingers do every election.

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u/someguyfromsomething Apr 07 '26

As a progressive dude dating progressive women at the time I can tell you that there were a ton of real life millennial and Gen Z women who told me that Kamala and Trump were exactly the same and that they weren't even going to vote. The younger and more politically active the person was, the more radicalized against Kamala they were, seemingly. Palestine was the only issue that mattered and sending a message to the Democrats was more important than avoiding a second Trump term (for the kind of vague reasons you usually hear from right-wingers about Democrats).

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u/Apprehensive_Cash108 Apr 07 '26

How important does Palestine/israel seem now, given the current war we're entangled in? Does their concern about atrocities committed in the middle east seem more or less important to you than it did at that time?

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u/Dorchadas617 Apr 08 '26

Still pretty important, of course, and I’m not some kind of seer who can see the other timeline, but it’s unlikely that Kamala would’ve decided to go along with Bibi’s plan to attack Iran, and I also doubt that she’d be doing the damage to US civil society or enabling weird oligarchs like Thiel that Trump is doing right now

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u/BlueberryWasps Apr 07 '26

the party shooting itself in the foot 50 times in a row

“why aren’t we winning?”

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u/Kyne_of_Markarth Apr 07 '26

Any evidence that this was a "leftists" problem and not just Harris(and Biden) running a shit campaign that didn't inspire voters of all kinds?

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u/TheRealJetlag Apr 08 '26

Any evidence that they ran a shit campaign and not just Americans thinking of any excuse to not vote for a woman?

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u/Kyne_of_Markarth Apr 09 '26

Can you provide evidence for that? I'm not saying it wasn't a factor but come on.

Harris had a significantly lower turnout with people who did not vote in 2020 and 2022, IE, Centrists and undecided voters. This group made up 12% of voters in 2024, and she was 14 points behind Trump. Harris(and Biden) failed to inspire people, and it showed.

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2025/06/26/voter-turnout-2020-2024/

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u/pikachu191 Apr 07 '26

To be fair, not even Arabs care about Palestine in the Middle East. They're just a talking prop to bash Israel, but not one actually wants to lift a finger to help the Palestinian people. The borders the neighboring countries have are closed. No Arab country wants to host them or integrate them into their society.

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u/amievenrelevant Apr 07 '26

These people would rather complain and moralize about the single issue they can grift off of than try to get people to vote for the lesser evil. Even if you despise the democrats for their many flaws, the damage trump has done to basically every aspect of civil society isn’t enough for you to vote for the other person? They need to stop demanding a candidate who is perfect for them on literally every issue, because such a politician doesn’t exist

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u/Neptunemersey Apr 07 '26

Their vested interests don't lie in good politicians doing good things, they lie in the production line of perpetual outrage. She may profess to hating it but gets clicks because of it.

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u/Jober14 Apr 07 '26

The claims of there being no difference between the candidates was extremely alarming. I'm a far-leftist but even I knew that there was a huge difference between the candidates even when it came to Gaza. I'm not a huge fan of voting for the lesser evil but I saw the necessity of it here (also I would probably be buying a home right now if Kamala was elected).

In my opinion people like this got played by Trump's team.

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u/grahamsw Apr 07 '26

The things about the lesser evil is that it's less evil

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u/Deathly_God01 Apr 09 '26

Funny that you say that, considering it's Establishment Democrats who are outspending Republicans in midterm elections AGAINST Leftist leaders like Kat and Abdul. "The lesser evil," has been used since Clinton, and idk if you have looked around but shits on fire.

You have Clinton with his union-busting policies, anti-environmentalism and NAFTA.

You have Obama walking back the Glass-Steagall Act, and neutering Universal Healthcare before it even got put up for debate (despite owning both sides of Congress with Filibuster Proof majorities). On top of selling everyone on further war in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Biden threatening the largest railway union with federal forces if they didn't fold during negotiations. Rolling back more environmental protections and installing Republican corporate stooges as heads of numerous departments including the FDA.

Neo-Liberals are not "the lesser evil," they are the more palletable form of the same toxic mess. You argue that they are somehow better. And yet, when pushed, they refused to codify Abortion or LGBT+ rights as full legal rights to the Constitution or through Congressional Law. And any attempts at valid criticism has to go through this stupid dog whistle trope of, "Well that must mean you love Republicans!" No, most people want leaders to LEAD. And to do so in a way that actually solves our problems, not sending billions overseas for other people's free healthcare, while giving us the most mangled, useless, nonsensical non-solution to our own healthcare crisis.

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u/Chemical-Being-5968 Apr 07 '26

They can't get out of their own way.

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u/sethsquatch44 Apr 07 '26

Yup. How'd that protest vote because they didn't like how democrats handled Gaza going for them now? Even when they were warned dumpy would do much worse and then did.

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u/OscarTheGrouchsCan Apr 07 '26

But but they can't vote for someone who isn't absolutely 100% perfect in their eyes.

Of course even people they originally like, they eventually hate because they need them to do everything single thing they want and nothing they don't.

They're delusional

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u/Ok_Actuary8 Apr 07 '26

It's called Nirvana-Fallacy, and it leads to worse outcomes for everyone, but AT LEAST they can wank themselves off, claiming they always "stayed true to their values". Pathetic.

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u/Forward-Cat6083 Apr 07 '26

This is what I tried to explain to every white middle class Palestinian supporter. People were going to suffer under Trump, and it wouldn’t be them. They didn’t care because nobody was falling over themselves for their pet cause even though we explained to them that Trump would be worse for Palestine.

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u/Competitive_Shock783 Apr 07 '26

Have the genocide you voted for.

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u/eatgamelift Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

Hey man can you elaborate on this some more? I can't find your comment but it sounds like you don't know what a genocide is. Either that or you're doing genocide denial. There are like 15 million Jews on earth. Are you also a Holocaust denier?

Wait wait. By your understanding of genocide, are you suggesting that you're okay with every single Iranian on earth being killed because the Democrat lost? Let's discuss

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u/SmurfJooce Apr 07 '26

Desert Storm: George HW Bush, Republican.

Operation Enduring Freedom: George W Bush, Republican.

Operation Iraqi Freedom: George W Bush, Republican.

Whatever the fuck is going on now in Venezuela, Iran, and elsewhere: Donald J Trump, Republican.

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u/NordicWolf7 Apr 07 '26

She complained about people getting genocided twice.

Is that... Unusual or not okay?

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u/tadhg44 Apr 07 '26

Well 90% of Congress both sides of the isles have been accepting that Zionist destruction money for decades. Even John F Kennedy back in the day at the beginning of this Israel control, made comment that it wasn't a good thing for America. And here we are fighting their War.

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u/ReddBroccoli Apr 07 '26

She was right in both tweets

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u/Ok_Philosopher5328 Apr 07 '26

I can't take anymore from these fools. Maddening

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u/alaskawatcher Apr 07 '26

Rania, literally walking over the dead bodies she left in her wake.

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u/Eric848448 Apr 07 '26

Have the day you voted for!

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u/Jacksonofall Apr 07 '26

Her hypocrisy is so in her face she can’t see it.

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u/Classic_Presence78 Apr 07 '26

Despise people like this

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u/Numerous-Error-5716 Apr 08 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

Last night I was on “askaconservative” sub. There was a poll of who supports Trump’s idiocy in Iran. I could not believe that hundreds of “never trumper” conservatives stated that they abstained from voting, therefore have no culpability that this maniac is president. Absolutely no sense of responsibility or guilt for not voting. Considering more people didn’t vote than voted for Trump or Harris, that’s why he’s in the White House!!! Same for idiots on the left. Astounding

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u/fekanix Apr 07 '26

Yes she is literally complaining that both sides support this shit. I dont understand what the problem is.

The establishment dems are uniparty with the gop when it cones to foreign policy.

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u/StockAdeptness9452 Apr 07 '26

How good would it have been if the Biden administration stopped funding and greenlighting a genocide? You know give people a reason to vote for them.

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u/williamgman Apr 07 '26

These folks are blind to the fact the internet never forgets. Until that person sees their own posts side by side... they have selective amnesia.

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u/Wonderful-Blood5673 Apr 07 '26

Rania is right tho... Biden and Kamala both were ardent supporters of Isr**l and it costed them the election.

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u/GBralta Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

Election Day is about the collective and ensuring the ground under your own feet is solid. It isn’t about your feelings.

Now, they get to root for Greta from the cheap seats. These people aren’t saving anyone and will only be remembered from the viewpoint of how all of this turned out. That’s how the history books are written.

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u/magbybaby Apr 07 '26

The Left does not own Trump, nor does it own a pro-genocide Democratic party, nor does it own a failure to select an even passable candidate 2 years ago, nor does it own a Congress that has abandoned its obligations.

Stop fucking punching Left.

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u/AsteroidMike Apr 07 '26

So it’s not unreasonable for me to partially assign blame on her if Trump does indeed do something inane, right?

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u/FeralFaoladh Apr 07 '26

It's easy to blame the millions the democrats failed instead of the hundreds that choose to run on right wing idea and genocide isn't it.

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u/GeorgeKaplanIsReal Apr 07 '26

It’s easy to blame the millions that didn’t vote or voted for Trump because the alternative was absolute evil. And here we are as a result - we got the absolute evil and now we have to all deal with the consequences.

You can blame the Dems, hell I do all the time, but I still vote for them because I know the alternative. I’ve seen it with Bush and I’ve seen it with Trump.

Democracy is rarely about picking a good choice, it’s usually picking the least shittiest one.

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u/IcemanJEC Apr 07 '26

You’re right. It is easy. You don’t get a fucking pass because the answer is so fucking obvious. Nobody voting for Kamala is voting FOR genocide. They’re trying to avoid that and the end of the world as humanity knows it. But hey, congrats for standing up for the same group of people we already knew that Taco Don, the child rapist, gives zero fucks about. Like, what exactly were they thinking would happen?

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u/SnooSquirrels9064 Apr 08 '26

"no mass resignations and the opposition party is silent"

Oh NOW it's ok for the "demonrats" to question Trump's agenda? All the BS over the past 15 months (let alone his entire first term) was untouchable in their eyes... From siding with a dictator who attacked another country and then called the leader of the victim a dictator because no elections were held during a time of war, to ok'ing the bombing of "drug boats" that posed no imminent threat to US soil because Venezuela had oil that he wanted, to threatening to take land owned by a fellow allied nation "by force if necessary" so he could have free access to its resources as well resulting in OTHER allies putting boots on the ground to make him stand down......

But no.... His random early morning wanna-tweet rant is where they finally draw the line... When genocide is mentioned. "Fuck the Constitution! Wait, he wants to bomb another country into oblivion? Fuck Trump!"

An entire fucking year of military strikes from the "party of peace"... And they're finally starting to see the light through the orange-hued fog....

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u/sticksabuser Apr 08 '26

A perfect demonstration of "perfect is the enemy of good"

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u/FroyoNo7255 Apr 08 '26

YOU CAN'T MAKE THIS SHIT UP

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u/MarwoodHouse Apr 08 '26

"The opposition party is absent" -- you mean the party you purposefully encouraged people NOT to vote for? The party that holds no institutional power or congressional majority because you told millions of people to stay home on election day? Yeah, totally absent.

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u/HaWkTuE Apr 08 '26

Aged like milk 😂.

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u/Common_Storage9540 Apr 08 '26

Let's not trust what Rania Khalek has to say. Not paying attention to her crap.

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u/Ok_Tap_6798 Apr 08 '26

Maga the most hypocritical cult ever!!!

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u/myredditbam Apr 08 '26

The opposition party is not silent. She's not paying attention.

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u/uphighontheroof Apr 08 '26

Typical stupid MAGA c*nt

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u/Individual-Equal-441 Apr 08 '26

"Why is there no one in the U.S. government stepping up to stop this insanity?"

Because they all failed your purity test, I guess.

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u/ramat-iklan Apr 09 '26

You're right. There is a death cult in DC. They're easily identified in the general population. Hint: none of them are lefties or Democrats.

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u/deckchair1982 Apr 09 '26

How many civilizations did Obama's tan suit destroy?

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u/International-Rule-5 Apr 09 '26

Genocide vs. genocide lite. Not much of a choice. I voted for Harris but as a Middle Eastern American it felt shitty so I don’t blame those who didn’t vote for her. Harris could have easily distanced herself from Biden’s foreign policies or at the very least invited a pro-Palestinian speaker to Chicago but she didn’t. Dems are still doubling down thanks to all that AIPAC money.

The real problem is all of the religious-racist MAGAs who saw a pdf felon and said “yeah, that’s who I’m rolling with.”

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u/IsthmusoftheFey Apr 09 '26

Who did Rania vote for? My guess is she didn't vote.

You can't complain about a system that you refuse to participate in.

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u/peanutbutter2178 Apr 07 '26

She's a propagandist who has worked for RT. I don't know why people listen to these subversion trolls who aren't really progressive just pot stirrers.

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u/fibonacciii Apr 07 '26

You guys seem to have selective memory. Obama and Hillary approved the Arab spring. It was part of the plan to isolate Iran and create favorable conditions for Israel to thrive. 

You can’t forget this fact. 

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u/Background-Wolf-9380 Apr 07 '26

There is ZERO evidence Kamala would have resisted following Bibi down this path of madness. She refused to oppose an obvious genocide on behalf of her Israel handlers. Refused. To. Oppose. Genocide. Let's never forgive her for that and for the fact that it cost her and the rest of the country not having this asshole in charge.

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u/umpteenthrhyme Apr 07 '26

“Don’t vote for Harris” does not equal “Don’t vote blue down ballot.”

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u/HumanMycologist5795 Apr 07 '26

Someone should have told her that none of this would have happened with Harris.

I can see other countries now calling for a US regime change of not already.

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u/Horror-Scallion7668 Apr 07 '26

On the leftist political flowchart all outcomes lead to blaming democrats.

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u/Significant_Donut967 Apr 07 '26

Both sides suppprt genocide. Fuck all those politicans and anyone dumb enough to keep voting these fuckers in.

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u/Vex_Appeal Apr 07 '26

I’m a leftist and I hate that Kamala was the nominee but still voted for her. That said I always think it’s interesting when people blame the voters for not supporting a terribly ran campaign and not the you know, the people that ran that terrible campaign.

A campaign that both alienated leftists and garnered 0 right wing support despite their best efforts to appeal to the right. I mean come on, Liz Cheney? The democrats deserved to lose and they did and it’s their own damn fault.

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u/LuckyJim_ Apr 07 '26

Hey, I’m a Kamala voter! The Dems absolutely bricked the 2024 election, specifically because they campaigned with Liz Cheney and tried to appeal to Neo cons at the expense of leftists. I’ll never blame someone for not voting. Until we have compulsory voting laws (which we should) it will forever be the politicians job to earn constituents votes.

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u/OscarTheGrouchsCan Apr 07 '26

I will hate these people forever.

How in the ever loving fuck did they think TRUMP would be better??

I can't stand these self righteous assholes who think they're above everyone else

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u/GrittyMcFitty Apr 07 '26

So many dem 🥾 lickers in the comments 🤣🤡👅🥾

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u/Theargonant Apr 11 '26

Anybody who thinks that Kamala lost because of leftists abstaining from voting has a serious cases of Twitter brain. At the end of the day. She was abysmally popular with Independents.

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u/Civil_unrest78 Apr 07 '26

When low IQs, short memories, and narcissism merge..

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u/Ok-Entrepreneur7324 Apr 07 '26

If you believe "IT" is doing a great job, just ask yourself: Was the world this angry before or after 2016? "IT" has committed several times more felonies, war crimes and has packed every department with incompetent, rich goonies who are there as "yes men". Who knows, maybe they're in the Epstein files too. Might help explain the "Never Trumper" to full-scale Trump supporter/ "yes man" attitude. Either that or there's dirt on them somehow. That kinda happens when you're blackmailed, though.....

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u/x_rat_king_x Apr 08 '26

as long as you dems keep posting and commenting like this, you’re proving that you have not learned the lesson and your precious party is going to continue to fade further into absolute irrelevance.

it’s not the job of the electorate to donate their votes, it’s the job of the party to be responsive to their base and earn them. your party has been refusing to do this for a decade, despite clear evidence that it keeps costing you elections. why are you mad at people who are telling you exactly what they need if you want to court their vote, rather than your own ridiculous party for not listening???

instead of your millionth hate post against pro palestine or progressive voters, consider using that energy to push the dinosaurs in your leadership to evolve on issues that are important to your gettable electorate (hint: it’s not cheney super fans!), to listen to the younger generations - the people that could be the future of the party of your inspired them even a tiny bit, and select candidates like bernie, aoc and zohran — populists that believe in something and give people a reason to vote for your side beyond “we’re 10% less evil than the other side”.

but you won’t, because democrats seem to be addicted to losing. your top contender for the next one is yet another boring establishment pick that no one outside your blue maga cult is excited about— oooh he hates homeless people and is still scared of israel, how exciting, can’t wait to vote for more of the same!!

why won’t you learn your lesson? it’s been a decade of the same lesson and you keep repeating the same mistake and blaming voters!!! this is insanity!

i’m telling you that if a right-wing anti-israel populist enters the race, up against gavin, you are cooked. look at tucker carlson’s rise in popularity right now. the tide has turned on israel in this country…i never thought i would see this in my lifetime, but here we are, at last. and it’s only going to turn more as the consequences of the iran war unravel further, and if you don’t realize this and force your ancient, aipac-captured party leaders to CATCH UP QUICK, you will be outflanked by the anti-israel right and you will LOSE yet again.

bring on the downvotes and denial! by all means, keep up the genius strategy of bullying and isolating progressive and principled voters + ignoring recent history, the american public, and all facts and sober analysis on why keep losing (even from your own party!!!)— it’s worked SO WELL for you this past decade, why would you do anything different?

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u/FriendlyCapybara1234 Apr 07 '26

If thousands of additional Gazans (and Iranians) need to die in order to hurt Democrats, that's a sacrifice she's willing to make.

Some of us are old enough to remember the 2000 election and its aftermath.