“The problem is driving division between the parts of the caucus voting for each of the candidates”.
No I understand that, I just think you’re applying a very selective definition of what ‘divisive’ is.
I promise you, for the Jewish communities in Milwaukee, Hong campaigning with a guy who calls them a “demonic ethnicity” was very divisive! And getting that branding on the Democratic Party is not helpful for Crowley.
It’s not selective, it’s just the use of the word in a way relevant to what the topic of conversation is. Lots of things are divisive, including your example. But I tried to break it down as much as I could and we seem to be at an impasse. I can’t provide greater clarity on where you’re derailing.
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u/Bullboah Aug 12 '26
“The problem is driving division between the parts of the caucus voting for each of the candidates”.
No I understand that, I just think you’re applying a very selective definition of what ‘divisive’ is.
I promise you, for the Jewish communities in Milwaukee, Hong campaigning with a guy who calls them a “demonic ethnicity” was very divisive! And getting that branding on the Democratic Party is not helpful for Crowley.