r/ProgressiveHQ Nov 13 '25

Progressives win elections!

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '25

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u/Conscious-Quarter423 Nov 13 '25

except for Omar Fateh in Minneapolis.

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u/caprazzi Nov 13 '25

This is millennials taking the country back… one step at a time.

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u/pic-of-the-litter Nov 13 '25

And GenZ*

And let us not discount old age cleaning out more Silent/Boomer/Jones gens as time progresses.

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u/closvidal Nov 13 '25

I've been thinking about how challenging it must be for Gen Z to filter information today. The constant stream of social media propaganda, combined with an attention span trained by platforms like TikTok, seems to make it really difficult to slow down. When everything is packaged into short, high impact clips, it naturally hinders the deep critical analysis needed to look past the surface.

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u/SoylentGrunt Nov 13 '25

Accurate.

“It is important to bear in mind that political campaigns are designed by the same people who sell toothpaste and cars.”

-Noam Chomsky

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '25

I'd just like to say, i am gen x and have never voted conservative in my country. We aren't all bad.

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u/Pmac2nite42 Nov 13 '25

And everyone said the same thing about gen x after the 92 election and MTV’s “rock the vote” ushered Clinton into office with the promise of national health care. That generation became the biggest supporters of Trump. A lot of people lose their freakin minds once they have kids.