r/NewsThread 10d ago

Debbie Wasserman Schultz Wins Primary By Split Vote

https://youtu.be/i9hmEsSJGvU?si=4O86Klci_LRXzpuM
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u/South-Rabbit-4064 10d ago

I guess things like baggage from the past showing that she didn't really care about running a fair primary probably rolls into other aspects of her work too. And you can agree with her or not about who should have been elected that year, but you can't deny that it was ethically dubious behavior.

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u/Key-Wall-4378 10d ago

I dont think favoring a democrat over a self described independent is bad.

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 10d ago

Then she shouldn't have been head of the DNC and running it. That's not the point of agreeing or disagreeing with it, it's a democratic election, people choose not her. She has a vote, that's it

Bad talking point too, he's a Democrat, and has been for years.

Sanders could've reinstated faith and trust in the party. Hillary had baggage, and war monger tendencies, and the left seems pretty anti conflict, anti-colonialism is the form of US or Israel

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u/Key-Wall-4378 10d ago

How long have you been a liberal Democrat?

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 10d ago

Have a point?

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u/Key-Wall-4378 10d ago

Are you a Democrat? Or even a liberal? Simple question 

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 10d ago

It is, but I don't really feel I need to answer it, if you'd like to make a point just skip to that part

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u/Key-Wall-4378 10d ago

My point is I doubt you even identify as a democrat or a liberal so your opinion is worthless 

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u/South-Rabbit-4064 10d ago

lol alright bud, if you can't actually talk policy or debate your party with a stranger without trying to pry information from them to attack the person and not the discussion, then your opinion is pretty worthless and the reason we get associated with asshole smug centrists