• edge [he/him]
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    478 months ago

    voters, extremely shy from Hillary’s loss, were afraid that [Kamala] was too Black

    Yes because if Hillary’s loss indicated anything it’s that a black person can’t win. This is definitely a coherent analysis.

    • casskaydee [she/her]
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      258 months ago

      They were so triggered by her loss in the 2016 general they forgot all about her loss in the 2008 primary

    • WhatDoYouMeanPodcast [comrade/them]
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      208 months ago

      I feel that only the democratic party gives half a fuck about “middle [America]” and the people who are waffling between the two candidates. I’m sure you could get a fuck ton of votes doing something, anything popular instead of talking about bullshit Marvel slop quotes to try and convince someone whose high fructose corn syrup coated neurons couldn’t conjure a coherent ideology any faster than infinite monkies could.

      It’s a dogshit analysis.

      • buckykat [none/use name]
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        78 months ago

        Democratic party analysts, either because they’re incompetent or because they’re always looking for ways to triangulate to the right (or possibly both) imagine that anyone who is not a loyal member and consistent voter of either party exists precisely in the center of the Overton window.

      • anarchoilluminati [comrade/them]
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        68 months ago

        someone whose high fructose corn syrup coated neurons couldn’t conjure a coherent ideology any faster than infinite monkies could.

        data-laughing Wow, that’s brutal.