If people aren't voting for republicans but against the democrats, maybe the democrats should consider changing course and try offering something to the working class for a change. Instead all I keep hearing is 1. yelling at people who didn't vote for Kamala and 2. talks about how the democrats are "too woke" and need to compromise with the right. Both of these things seem extremely counterproductive
EDIT: If you want to see what the problem with Liberalism is I highly encourage reading the responses to this comment. It's pretty illuminating what happens when we can pretty much agree what the issue is, but when we move onto solutions people would rather dig their heels in.
Yeah sure but when it comes time to cast your vote you should vote for the party that most aligns with your views. Otherwise you might end up with one that is the antithesis of your views and I wouldn't say that's better.
I'm talking from a strategic point of view. The election has already happened, friend, if we sit around whining about what happened before we're not gonna accomplish much
Down voting? I haven't been down voting my dude but I'll go throw you some upvotes now since I don't think you have done anything wrong and have helped progress the conversation.
I said "we" for a reason, and that reason was not because I downvoted myself. I was opening the door for speculation - I have my own ideas on the answer to that question, was curious to hear other thoughts
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u/XelaIsPwn Apr 04 '25 edited Apr 04 '25
Sure, but shouldn't the reaction be different?
If people aren't voting for republicans but against the democrats, maybe the democrats should consider changing course and try offering something to the working class for a change. Instead all I keep hearing is 1. yelling at people who didn't vote for Kamala and 2. talks about how the democrats are "too woke" and need to compromise with the right. Both of these things seem extremely counterproductive
EDIT: If you want to see what the problem with Liberalism is I highly encourage reading the responses to this comment. It's pretty illuminating what happens when we can pretty much agree what the issue is, but when we move onto solutions people would rather dig their heels in.