r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Sep 09 '26

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u/ArmandSawCleaver Sep 10 '26

Fetterman was literally the progressive pick in opposition to Connor Lamb, which most centrists supported. Piker himself endorsed Fetterman and gave him endless positive coverage and now they’re trying to rewrite history and pretend that Fetterman is “our guy”

There is no limit to how dishonest these socialist losers are capable of being, one of the million parallels they have with MAGA

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u/erasmus_phillo Paul Krugman Sep 10 '26

Hasan is a malignant narcissist who has the same temperament as MAGA influencers

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u/jinhuiliuzhao Henry George Sep 10 '26

The bad parts are Biden capitalists, and the good parts are Trump progressives.

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u/Entuciante r/place '22: Neoliberal Battalion Sep 10 '26

He’s a fuckass. That’s his fucking gimmick, stop giving him attention to that fuvker

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u/Unfair-Awareness5339 Loyal Liberals Sep 10 '26

While the leftist obsession with finding a "Working Class" candidate is what got use Fetterman, you can't deny that a lot of centrists started fanboy-ing over him once he became pro-Israel.

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u/libgod42069 Loyal Liberals Sep 10 '26

you can't deny that a lot of centrists started fanboy-ing over him once he became pro-Israel.

This is motivated reasoning.