That wasn't his point. She'll accuse Shapiro of being complicit with Genocide b/c he is Jewish and alienate the Muslim and far left vote from supporting him.
Why The Democrats Lost/Why The Democrats Think They Lost
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That wasn't his point. She'll accuse Shapiro of being complicit with Genocide b/c he is Jewish and alienate the Muslim and far left vote from supporting him.
neverHey, I spoke to Mrs. Willdog and she said you voted for Trump. Welcome to team MAGA my friend.
lmao In other words, she didn't run on anything she'd been advocating for decades.
Gee, I can't imagine how she lost, running such a middle of the road campaign.
I have a sister who is so depressed, she wants to die, but won't commit suicide.
So, she basically has done nothing with herself for several years and wouldn't take any advice or try to help herself.
After her last episode in the hospital, we got her into a rehab facility and she improved somewhat. Now I've got her into assisted living, where I hope socializing with other people will help her.
It's sad,but once people get into that downward spiral, it's virtually impossible to get them out of it. My father-in-law drank himself to death after my mother-in-law died.
Sad situation with your friend.
Do you believe Trump ran a middle of the road campaign on abortion?
I think he ran a coy campaign on abortion by saying he wants it pushed back to the states. He never talked about an all-out ban, other than to say he wasn't for it. That said, I don't think the Evangelical Christians who helped him get elected are good with or will settle for that.
She ran a campaign with zero substance or detail, which has always been her issue. That doesn't detract from the fact that she was on the far left side of the spectrum as a Senator. Under an administration that ran left of Biden's historical norms, there is no way to believe she is a moderate Democrat.
Are you able to apply that same reasoning to Harris on the issues she went middle of the road on?
Perhaps, but incumbents have nobody to blame but themselves. Shitty COVID policies. Terrible immigration issues across the developed world.
Europe's conservative wave gains strength
Only five of the 27 European Union member states are socialist-led as a conservative wave gains strength in Europe.
www.gisreportsonline.com
Contrasting with mainstream media messages about the perils of radicalization, sizable segments of the European electorate seem willing to give these parties the benefit of the doubt.
Sounds exactly like what happened in the U.S.
What's interesting is they seem to put every political movement that is not socialist into the "right" category. European politics are very different than ours.Perhaps, but incumbents have nobody to blame but themselves. Shitty COVID policies. Terrible immigration issues across the developed world.
Europe's conservative wave gains strength
Only five of the 27 European Union member states are socialist-led as a conservative wave gains strength in Europe.
Contrasting with mainstream media messages about the perils of radicalization, sizable segments of the European electorate seem willing to give these parties the benefit of the doubt.
Sounds exactly like what happened in the U.S.
Here's a more specific categorization of the right in that article:
"In programmatic terms, however, they all have one thing in common: the defense of more restrictive immigration policies. Moreover, if we exclude the Greek New Democracy, there are other similarities: skepticism of European centralization, global governance and grand policies such as the new green deal; opposition to what they characterize as “wokeism,” and the resurrection of concepts such as sovereignty, nation, family, religious freedom, or Europe’s Christian roots and cultural identity."
A "resurrection" of the concepts of "sovereignty, nation, family, religious freedom, or Europe’s Christian roots and cultural identity?" Were those concepts abandoned by the "left"?
No wonder Europe shifted right.
I don't think the far-left have quite the hold on Democrats as Evangelical Christians do the GOP.
The pendulum on a lot of the 'woke' stuff is generally swinging more toward the middle. Evangelical Christians have tried to hold Republicans' feet to the fire on making abortion illegal for decades.
Said differently, I don't think the base of people who espouse the 'woke' ideals have enough sway to hold Democrats hostage. And that will be even more true in '26 and '28. Evangelical Christians have had staying power for decades and it would be political suicide for a Republican to not have a strong anti-abortion stance.
How is that different from the other side holding Democrats' feet to the the fire in keeping abortion legal?
I don’t understand how any of that is relevant to the question I asked.
What am I missing?
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