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vjvjvjvjghv[dead post] ◴[] No.44610841[source]
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tzs ◴[] No.44611142[source]
What would you expect a competent opposition to do?
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jimt1234 ◴[] No.44611188[source]
For starters, anything.
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DistractionRect ◴[] No.44611246[source]
Like? It's hard to do anything when the executive, legislative, and judicial branches are all controlled by the same party. Until midterms, there's not much that can be done at the federal level. States can oppose some issues, and some States are, but what exactly do you think the opposition can/should be doing that they aren't already?
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jimt1234 ◴[] No.44611381[source]
IMHO, it's already too late for the midterms. In fact, it's probably too late for the 2028 presidential election, too. Democrats need to connect, and that connection isn't from showing up, out of nowhere, three months before an election and taking policy. The connection starts years before the election, by associating oneself to the things the voters also associate with. I think one of the most brilliant things Trump ever did was to get involved with WWE. That started the connection with Rural America. It was long before he ran for president, and it wasn't boring policy talk. It was, "Look at me! I'm your guy! I'm into wrestling, just like you!" Now, this is nothing new - Clinton played the sax on Arsenio Hall. But I think the Democrats are just terrible at it. And here's a great example: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DMIuyMQRAq1
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1. foobarian ◴[] No.44611498{3}[source]
I have a solution, talk The Rock into running for the dems. Wrestling and fame taken care of in one fell swoop!