2024 U.S. Presidential Election Thread: Donald Trump wins & will return to the White House; GOP wins U.S. Senate & U.S. House

WHO WINS?


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WTFisWallace?

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I dont know about controlled opposition, but what I think people don’t understand on here is the GOP and Dems only disagree on social issues, and both are mostly performative. The Dems and GOP both work for capital and do everything for capital. It’s just one side is more tolerant to gays and black people than the other.

I say they aren’t controlled opposition only because they don’t need to be controlled, lol.
Black people politically (and therefore economically) are in quite the conundrum for the next few, maybe several political cycles. It's apparent that most people like democratic policies, they just don't like the people/messaging.

To me if you're strictly talking about 'winning', the obvious thing to do is pivot away not only the obvious shyt like lgbtq,...but also from black centered issues (like Affirmative Action, Black history, equalizing black education, police reform, etc).

As we get further away from the outright overt racism and as pockets of black people start to gain more wealth, while also being targeted by disinformation.....there's gonna be a weaker voting bloc. And those people will become the new grandma/dads. That 65+ black voting block that put black interests first, will not be as strong by the time 2040s come around nor will have the same influence on younger people that the current elder generation has.



I can see the Dems going more progressive, while also more common sense.

But I can also see them going with what the country is saying to them, more right wing, more white, something worse possibly worse for black people than Clinton/Crime Bill Joe. If it goes that way, the Overton Window shifting right will severely diminish black people's political capital......especially if Repubs are able to not "overly' fukk over everyday white people and solidify a 'white' hispanic base. And with how the Fox News-ification of social media and youtube, I can't see a strong 3rd party rising. It might end up taking a Brexit/Argentina type of fukk up to for the majority to pivot back left.


:snoop: the dark thing is, even though we know in 2020 that people weren't "for" Biden and he was riding the wave of brutality and protests.....somehow it feels like we still ended up underestimating how much the summer of 2020/George Floyd allowed the Dems to squeak into office.
 
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