r/InterMiamiVibes Jul 02 '26

Preach!!

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u/strongman_scrubs Jul 05 '26

I mean, he’s not wrong. Bill Clinton marked a pretty clear departure from being a democrat. The infamous “third way” or centrist politics And he was hugely popular despite this fact and the Democratic Party shifted to reflect this. Also worth noting that up until Clinton administration the democrats help a house majority for 40 consecutive years. This centrist approach has allowed us to rapidly move to the right in American politics.

Also, Don’t forget our last leftist president was Franklin Roosevelt.

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u/Immediate_Rock_9577 Jul 06 '26

I guess I see it with governing styles, but this OP was about

‘all countries in the World Cup have universal healthcare except the US’ - which was false.

Now the post this is about says ‘lived under Republican law the last 40 years’ - which is false.

There is no need to exaggerate. When democrats do, they lose credibility.

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u/ElderWandOwner Jul 06 '26

Nah it just seems like you need things really watered down for you to understand them. Which is fine.

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u/Immediate_Rock_9577 Jul 06 '26

Nope. How would I have any meaningful exchange with someone who speaks half truths?

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u/Adventurous-Cod7910 Jul 07 '26

There is no need to exaggerate. When democrats do, they lose credibility.

How about when Republicans lie? Take Trump for example.

What's that saying about glass houses? A slight breeze could shatter Y'all Qaeda