• Cyrus Draegur@lemm.ee
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    3 months ago

    we could have had Bernie, except Warren was a backstabbing scumbag. oh well. we got what we deserved: suffering.

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      3 months ago

      If you mean her rhetoric, she was just playing the game of politics, and I don’t fault her for that.

      If you mean not dropping out after it was apparent the moderate candidates were going to coalesce behind Biden, yeah, fuck her.

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      3 months ago

      That backstab is why I now vote against her in her Senate primaries. It’s deeply frustrating, because until that point, I really did think she was one of the best possibilities for being a sane and effective presidential candidate.

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        3 months ago

        I would still vote for her, given her voting record and policy proposals she supports/ed, but I will say the $40 I donated to her campaign are the only political donations I’ve ever regretted making.

        I could not have a beer with her, either I’d be thinking about bringing it up the entire time. Actually, I would have a beer with her just to ask her what the hell happened? How does she feel about her legacy? What did it feel like to be the OG Fetterman?

        • Cyrus Draegur@lemm.ee
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          3 months ago

          Honestly at this point I would suck it up and vote for her too u_u

          The Democrat party ironically won’t have any reason to actually compete UNTIL the GOP dies completely because they would be forced to confront their internal progressive vs chud factions, which would split into their own two new political parties.

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            3 months ago

            In the general? Absolutely. But that’s a low bar.

            If she was the most compelling primary candidate? Also, likely. Also, still a low bar.

            But as an expression of my deep and fundamental dissatisfaction with how she kow-towed to the DNC leadership, I don’t plan on supporting her tenure in the senate.