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W_HAMILTON

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3. I don't agree with it, but I also don't agree with those on the left that abandoned Biden/Harris...

Reply to AStern (Original post)

Mon Mar 17, 2025, 03:40 PM

Mar 17

...even though they were the most progressive administration in decades and decades.

So, who do you go after? The people that just won the Republicans complete control of the federal government or the people that chose to sit at home or vote for third parties even though you implemented more of their progressive policies than anyone else has been able to in decades?

I don't agree with dragging our party to the right, but there is a sizable portion of the left that ain't exactly helping our cause either...

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So moving farther to the right is key to winning in 2026? [View all] AStern Mar 17 OP

We don't have that long gab13by13 Mar 17 #1

That was literallly the solution in Avengers: Infinity War. Initech Mar 17 #13

Articulate candidates with pleasant personalities matter more. Frasier Balzov Mar 17 #2

I don't agree with it, but I also don't agree with those on the left that abandoned Biden/Harris... W_HAMILTON Mar 17 #3

Core values Egwinsi Mar 17 #4

No, the opposite alarimer Mar 17 #5

I think it's important to realize the opposition is the other party. Torchlight Mar 17 #6

Nope. Move to the Bernie Sanders left. CoopersDad Mar 17 #7

It's not about moving to the right that will win us election. jrthin Mar 17 #8

It's a huge mistake for Dems to tack right at the very moment Ol Janx Spirit Mar 17 #9

Three old white dudes say what? Talk about out of touch. nt Phoenix61 Mar 17 #10

Every time we do that, we lose. nt Gore1FL Mar 17 #11

The Left/Right wars have been going on since the invention of political parties that Washington warned against. Ping Tung Mar 17 #12

Always. This is always their strategy. Voltaire2 Mar 17 #14

Moving towards the Center. maxsolomon Mar 17 #15