And I’m being serious. I feel like there might be an argument there, I just don’t understand it. Can someone please “steelman” that argument for me?

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    It’s not Gaza. It’s that the Dems are a party of the riches. They don’t represent the poorer anymore. When you have this political shift, you open the doors of the far right.

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      This is framing only billionaires can buy. The problem is less this is the reality and more that the billionaires who own like 90% of the media can make people believe (including democrats like harris, because her immigration policy was not a product of donors) that there is something to this.

      Democrats had some solid policies like paid family leave on the table and I just don’t think the messaging made its way to the people that needed to hear it.

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        Where did I pretend this? Both are for the riches, but, the far right uses populism as a trap.

        The thing is that they need a new narrative and stop being neolibs if they want to win. Playing the game of the enemy doesn’t, people will choose the original.

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            Why the fuck do you ask anything if you’re gonna fire out the canned phrase regardless of the answer

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            I’m not surprised you misinterpreted my comment, I’m surprised people upvoted your misinterpretation. I never said Trump was third party