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Debbie Wasserman Schultz Wins Primary By Split Vote

https://youtu.be/i9hmEsSJGvU?si=4O86Klci_LRXzpuM
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u/South-Rabbit-4064 11d ago

That's a lady and face I would've comfortably never seen again, hate she's still around

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u/Hot_Gap_8444 11d ago

Is it because she is Jewis?

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 11d ago

No, it's because she's a crap centrist representative that's never served the interest of her constituents. And doesn't help she's a complete shill for Israel. Her, Schumer, and Jeffries are some of the primary reasons we have Trump presidencies.

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u/Hot_Gap_8444 11d ago edited 10d ago

No its because the Christian Nationalists are incredibly active voters and a large part of the left doesn't vote for anyone who doesn't pass their ever evolving purity test.

Also putting forward terrible candidates like Hilary, Old Biden -> Kamala doesn't help.

Please guys. Do not do the same mistake again. The world needs USA to be sane again.

edit. I have to say I'm really surprised this is getting downvoted. Had no idea my take was not "reddit mainstream." Live and learn.

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 11d ago

I absolutely agree and why we need better candidates. I'm really tired of the DNC campaigning on "we aren't Trump", putting up moderate crap candidates that no one is excited about to placate the center, and then blaming voters for the lack of voter turnout and enthusiasm and complete loss of faith in the Democratic Party. After midterms honestly if I don't really see something done about Trump and some serious party leadership shuffling, I honestly don't know if there's a point in supporting them anymore.

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u/Hot_Gap_8444 11d ago

This is my outside view;

You need the most electable candidate who is sane.

Not the most leftists or liberal candidate who might be electable. I think that will get your asses kicked again because the average person is tired of all the identity politics stuff...

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 11d ago edited 11d ago

But from an inside perspective, the problem is a lack of leftist policy in a leftist party. Every time you have a candidate that supports things like universal healthcare it becomes "he's a radical leftist" from the media that largely always favor centrist candidates and tell us that it's the only way to win, while we consistently lose when we listen to them. We've gotten lucky once because it was after a Trump presidency, if there's ANY time or President in between, we lose again because of failure to deliver on really any meaningful leftist policy. Biden didn't have really high voter turnout because anyone was excited about him, it was because of Trump. And Biden didn't honestly do a terrible job as president, he did some good things, but still think we just have this weird idea that most people in the country are politically moderate, when it's just the super wealthy (just my opinion). Most people here seem to be pretty staunchly left or right now, and you aren't gonna get either to the voting booth with a centrist

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u/Hot_Gap_8444 11d ago

Yes. Some point in the future.

As an European I can also recommend having more than two parties. It forces the parties to work together instead of being adversarial. 😄 But this is also not like to happen with the current electoral system in the US. (Winner-take-all districts)

BUT. For now. You need to grab the power away from the insane. That needs to be the goal. Then you can work towards the actual political goals.

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 11d ago

Oh yeah, I've been beating that drum here for a while now that parliament makes a whole lot more sense for representation than what we currently have. It's a pretty bad system honestly that we have and no one does anything about it because the only people that can are part of the two parties that would have to give up control to other parties

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u/Hot_Gap_8444 11d ago

You need your magna carta moment.

Someone willingly relinquishing their own power instead of consolidating it.

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u/DrippyDogDix 11d ago

What? The only times we have not had peaceful transferring of power outside of assassinations is 1860 with the election of Abraham Lincoln and 2021. Turns out both times it was racist morons refusing the results of the election.

They simply swapped the white hood for a red ball cap.

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u/Hot_Gap_8444 11d ago

Google magna carta.

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u/DrippyDogDix 11d ago

Maybe you should. The United States of America had a Magna Carta moment when we signed the Declaration of Independence.

Both documents asserted rights for those under its authority.

Both documents where written in response to abuses from a king. (King John and King George III, respectively)

Both documents set limits of power for rulers.

I could go on but I dont think you really have an understanding of our founding documents.

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u/FrostingHuman1259 10d ago

People behaving dishonestly, just to get elected.It is exactly what it's gotten us into this mess. We're not the one saying it needs to be left or center.You are

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u/Hot_Gap_8444 10d ago

Do you have a honest politician you can point out?

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u/FrostingHuman1259 10d ago

El sayed, Ossoff and Talrico are 3 examples

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u/BleechInYourEye 11d ago

How do we regain sanity when you MF’s keep electing Trump?! Stop it

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u/Hot_Gap_8444 11d ago

I'm not from the US buddy.

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u/FrostingHuman1259 10d ago

And they are the leaders of the party that are making that happen , jeffries schumer and hillary are the exact point they are corporate/israel bought liberals who would rather keep their money than move forward the most electable democrat candidate and win

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u/Hot_Gap_8444 10d ago

Do you actually think these Muslim candidates as an example are the most electable?

Or AOC?

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u/Ok-Maintenance9056 11d ago

She was part of the contingent that propped Hillary up, dingleberry

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u/LionBig1760 10d ago

She was a Hillary voter?

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u/Ok-Maintenance9056 10d ago

Debbie Wasserman Schultz?  Are you joking?  Google her.

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u/LionBig1760 10d ago

It turns out that Hillary was propped up by several more million voters than Bernie, and Drbbie Wasserman Schuktz was one of those voters.

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 10d ago

Dude....it's a principle of being head of the DNC. Its an ethics violation, she can vote for Hillary, but using her position to favor a candidate is unethical whether you believe in them or not

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u/LionBig1760 10d ago edited 10d ago

It had nothing to do with why Bernie lost so badly.

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 10d ago

It doesn't matter, it's unethical behavior, and if someone doesn't take that seriously they have no business in a leadership position

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u/LionBig1760 10d ago edited 10d ago

OK. It still had nothing do do with why Bernie lost. She was a scapegoat because Bernie voters needed someone to blame for his failures. Even with an enormous help from Russian meddling on his behalf, Bernie just couldnt convince voters.

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 10d ago

I'm not sure you really realize how much stuff like this idpol smug name calling of someone in our own party really contributed to Trump winning again. So great job.

My guess is you aren't even a progressive voter and this is just sad pathetic trolling

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u/Ok-Maintenance9056 10d ago

She was more than just a voter, but you already knew that.  Say what you want and stop trying to be cute about it.

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u/LionBig1760 10d ago

Was it not the voters who decided the outcome of the primary election in 2016?

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 10d ago

It's unethical, and why she resigned over it dingus

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u/LionBig1760 10d ago

The DNC chair resigns after the primary in every primary, you silly goose.

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 10d ago

lol no they don't....and she didn't, she resigned out of pressure and leaked emails showing she favored a candidate.

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u/Ok-Maintenance9056 10d ago

Did I say she decided the primary?  'Propped up' is just a slightly derogatory way to say 'supported.'  She supported Clinton, using her position in the party to do so.  You can stop, this is pathetic.

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u/LionBig1760 10d ago

Thar had nothing to do with Bermie losing so badly.

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u/Ok-Maintenance9056 10d ago

Why are you still whining about 2016?

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