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alarimer

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5. No, the opposite

Reply to AStern (Original post)

Mon Mar 17, 2025, 03:43 PM

Mar 17

This has failed more often than it has succeeded
Look at the crowds Sanders draws. He is a truth - teller. More of that sort of thing. I would also lose the corporate ties as much as possible. This next election should be anti-billionaire as much as possible. Across the board, they should channel that anger.

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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