ClashAndBurn Posted September 2 Posted September 2 8 hours ago, Sannie said: Leftists hate her now because she dares to try and actually get stuff done lol. Dems being tied with Crime/Safety is INSANE. What has AOC achieved other than moving to the right to keep up with her party which has been doing the same? She's accomplished just as little as the leftists who've accosted her in public, and AIPAC still wants her gone even with all of the capitulations she's made. 1 2
Communion Posted September 2 Posted September 2 3 hours ago, Armani? said: Elissa Slotkin is running border ads now She was the 2nd most conservative member of the House in the previous Congressional session and has barely moved to the left this session. Genuinely hilarious / sadly repulsive that she's who is who the Dems in Michigan wanted to send to the Senate.
Sannie Posted September 2 Posted September 2 3 hours ago, Armani? said: Clearly "we" did We didn't until we did. 1 hour ago, ClashAndBurn said: What has AOC achieved other than moving to the right to keep up with her party which has been doing the same? She's accomplished just as little as the leftists who've accosted her in public, and AIPAC still wants her gone even with all of the capitulations she's made. This tired question. Y'all know how the gov't works and know full well singular members of Congress cannot do much on their own. This isn't the "got'cha" you think it is. You can check her record here: https://www.billtrack50.com/legislatordetail/23944 That's right, she has an actual record. Something most online leftists leaders will never have because they don't possess the ability to organize enough to get elected. More than anything, AOC's impact is much better felt in her public persona and how much she has influenced young people to get involved in local and federal politics. She doesn't just show up every four years and ask for money; she's very popular in her district because of her constituency work. Her constituents love her exactly for the reasons the left is starting to turn on her. 5
Communion Posted September 2 Posted September 2 16 minutes ago, Sannie said: Something most online leftists leaders will never have because they don't possess the ability to organize enough to get elected. Here's the person who helped curate AOC's policy platform and largely helped to get her elected via Brand New Congress criticizing who she's become: 1
ClashAndBurn Posted September 2 Posted September 2 53 minutes ago, Sannie said: We didn't until we did. This tired question. Y'all know how the gov't works and know full well singular members of Congress cannot do much on their own. This isn't the "got'cha" you think it is. You can check her record here: https://www.billtrack50.com/legislatordetail/23944 That's right, she has an actual record. Something most online leftists leaders will never have because they don't possess the ability to organize enough to get elected. More than anything, AOC's impact is much better felt in her public persona and how much she has influenced young people to get involved in local and federal politics. She doesn't just show up every four years and ask for money; she's very popular in her district because of her constituency work. Her constituents love her exactly for the reasons the left is starting to turn on her. Her record is barely different from what Joe Crowley's would still be. She's a standard party line voter in 99% of votes. What was the point of primarying him when all she's been was yet another rubber stamp for Nancy Pelosi and Hakeem Jeffries (who've shown nothing but contempt for the movement she claims to support)? 1
karron0624 Posted September 2 Posted September 2 11 hours ago, Armani? said: Clearly "we" did We had no other choice until he stepped down. Once he stepped down it was an open playfield again because the delegates could vote who they wanted.
ClashAndBurn Posted September 2 Posted September 2 Not sure what else you would expect, since Operation Push Biden Left was objectively a massive failure. All that's come of that has been a massive rightward shift for the ENTIRE party from top to bottom, so… yeah. Congratu-f'ing-lations. 1
Relampago. Posted September 2 Posted September 2 Is anyone else like, really worried about PA? During the post-convention period, it just seems like polls for Harris got worse there. It's starting to look bleak again… 1
GhostBox Posted September 2 Posted September 2 9 minutes ago, Relampago. said: Is anyone else like, really worried about PA? During the post-convention period, it just seems like polls for Harris got worse there. It's starting to look bleak again… We have mostly gotten right leaning polls from PA. Of course it's gonna be close but we really need some better PA polling 2
GhostBox Posted September 2 Posted September 2 1 hour ago, VOSS said: Posted without comment. This grifter is such a ******* idiot 💀
Vroom Vroom Posted September 2 Posted September 2 46 minutes ago, Relampago. said: Is anyone else like, really worried about PA? During the post-convention period, it just seems like polls for Harris got worse there. It's starting to look bleak again… I mean it is the most competitive state. Both campaigns are pumping money into it. It will literally be a coin flip regardless of how polls fluctuate. You can view the glass half full or half empty, it's up to you 2 1
shelven Posted September 2 Posted September 2 It's honestly very odd we have so little high-quality PA polling considering the news organizations that operate high-quality pollsters are all the same ones who won't shut up about how PA is the most important state in the election 2
Relampago. Posted September 2 Posted September 2 21 minutes ago, Vroom Vroom said: I mean it is the most competitive state. Both campaigns are pumping money into it. It will literally be a coin flip regardless of how polls fluctuate. You can view the glass half full or half empty, it's up to you No, I get it. I wouldn't be as negative if it wasn't right after the DNC though. Not just having no effect, but having a negative effect.. yeah the polls there lately have been right leaning ones but idk. Just doesn't feel good I guess. Part of me is really starting to think she should have just picked Shapiro in the end. Whatever, he sucks but they're going down the pro-Israel route anyways and I really do not think people would have given enough f*cks about the murder coverup and sexual assault allegations tbh. I love Walz and he's easily my favorite person on both tickets but I don't think anything he's achieved couldn't have been achieved with Shapiro besides the week of excitement and enthusiasm that Walz brought. I hope they were tactical and still saw a path to victory in PA but based on the heavy campaigning in GA, I have a feeling they're hoping they can swing GA/AZ this to make up for a PA loss. Not that they've given up PA but it doesn't look great.
Blankspace2010 Posted September 2 Posted September 2 (edited) PA defo doesn't look great and neither does MI for that matter. Edited September 2 by Blankspace2010
GhostBox Posted September 2 Posted September 2 10 minutes ago, Relampago. said: No, I get it. I wouldn't be as negative if it wasn't right after the DNC though. Not just having no effect, but having a negative effect.. yeah the polls there lately have been right leaning ones but idk. Just doesn't feel good I guess. Part of me is really starting to think she should have just picked Shapiro in the end. Whatever, he sucks but they're going down the pro-Israel route anyways and I really do not think people would have given enough f*cks about the murder coverup and sexual assault allegations tbh. I love Walz and he's easily my favorite person on both tickets but I don't think anything he's achieved couldn't have been achieved with Shapiro besides the week of excitement and enthusiasm that Walz brought. I hope they were tactical and still saw a path to victory in PA but based on the heavy campaigning in GA, I have a feeling they're hoping they can swing GA/AZ this to make up for a PA loss. Not that they've given up PA but it doesn't look great. I think they are really trying in PA but are going hard in GA and AZ as well just in case it doesn't work out in PA. It is a tricky situation but Harris can still win if she gets any 2 of AZ, GA and NC. Obviously she has to keep Wisconsin and Michigan too: 1
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