So you agree with me that the party hasn't turned left since 2018 ( they won 2 elections after btw) only you have turned right wing thanks
General Trump Administration F**kery Thread (2025-2029)
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the cac mamba
Veteran
This motherfukka has a obsession trannys
you guys think republicans are gonna let this go? they aren't
why do you think i keep pointing out how this is bad for the party? as long as democrats keep crashing out (and they're only getting worse), republicans will keep dunking on them
the cac mamba
Veteran
the progressive clown car has turned far left. normal people have not
Not sure if you know this but dems won two elections since 2018, you're just more conservative as you turn older and white
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
They practically have already. They would of gladly went along with his fake elector scheme in 2020. Didn't even convict him in the senate.
You have too much faith in Republicans.
And I never said he will do this it was one of the scenarios that could play out as I mentioned several in that original post that you cherry picked.
the cac mamba
Veteran
should the Dems shut down the government
Republicans still control everything. it's still "on" trump
Don't know how I feel about a government shutdown. Many federal employees already face a lot of uncertainty, especially with these upcoming RIFs. Many aren't even sure they'll have a job in the coming months.
The last thing they need is to undergo a significant period in which they're not getting paid. I feel like this is all a trap by Trump/Elon in order to leave the government shutdown for as long as possible. It allows them to justify cutting non-essential employees.
What do you guys think?
The last thing they need is to undergo a significant period in which they're not getting paid. I feel like this is all a trap by Trump/Elon in order to leave the government shutdown for as long as possible. It allows them to justify cutting non-essential employees.
What do you guys think?
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
“You want to hate on me? Hate on me, because I eat it up,” said Tom Homan, President Donald J. Trump’s border czar.
timesunion.com
Border czar visits NY Capitol: 'Free speech has limitations'
Trump's border czar pledges to increase security along the northern border and to continue deporting migrants in the U.S. without authorization
timesunion.com
Border czar visits NY Capitol: 'Free speech has limitations'
Trump's border czar pledges to increase security along the northern border and to continue deporting migrants in the U.S. without authorization
Democrats picked a position that cost them urban votes over immigration. What are you talking about?
Democrats didn't not lose in 2024 over immigration they lost due to the economy conditions, you too dumb to realize that though. Trump can lock up every illegal & tranny the next 4 years, if economical conditions do not improve republicans are gong to get smoked. Yes democrats should look to improve securing the border but that isn't why they lost, cost of living is what made the framing possible.
Pro-Palestinian groups have more demands for Democrats
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Four progressive groups sent a letter to the Democratic National Committee with requests, suggesting the rift over the Israel-Hamas war is far from over.
Lisa Kashinsky
Democrats still have a Gaza problem four months after Kamala Harris’ loss.
A quartet of progressive advocacy groups are asking the Democratic National Committee in a new letter to better engage with pro-Palestinian voters, according to a copy shared with POLITICO — a sign that the party’s rift over the Israel-Hamas war could stretch into the midterms.
In the letter addressed to DNC Chair Ken Martin and Executive Director Roger Lau, IMEU Policy Project, IfNotNow, Gen-Z for Change and Justice Democrats accuse the Harris campaign of taking policy stances and issuing voter-outreach directives that served to “villainize” and “ignore” Democratic voters who were opposed to Israel’s actions in Gaza and wanted the Biden administration to withhold military aid to the country.
That includes limiting follow-up to people who responded to campaign text messages by asking about Gaza, according to a Harris campaign organizer granted anonymity to discuss the internal instruction that was previously reported by NBC News.
The groups are asking the DNC to improve data collection on that front — and to probe the Harris campaign’s actions on the issue as part of Martin’s promised post-election review. They are asking for a meeting with the newly installed chair ahead of the report’s release to discuss their own voter-engagement experiences over Gaza.
They also want Martin to assess whether Harris and President Joe Biden’s stances on Israel and Palestine turned away voters, citing post-election polling from IMEU and YouGov that showed “ending Israel’s violence in Gaza” was the top issue for nearly 30 percent of voters who cast ballots for Biden in 2020 and someone other than Harris in 2024. The economy was a close second.
And they’re angling to limit the influence of a powerful pro-Israel advocacy group, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, by calling for a ban on super PAC spending in Democratic primaries — a signal of potential intra-party clashes over Israel policy to come.
The DNC did not immediately respond to questions about the letter.
Pro-Palestinian protests last year over the Biden administration’s handling of the war gave rise to a movement of “uncommitted” voters that opened a schism among traditionally Democratic constituencies and damaged Harris in some traditionally Democratic Arab American areas. Leaders in those communities have argued in the weeks and months since Harris’ loss that the then-vice president made strategic errors by refusing to give a Palestinian American a speaking slot at the Democratic National Convention and shutting down protesters at campaign rallies who criticized her solidarity with Biden in supporting Israel.
“The chasm between the Democratic base and the Harris campaign could have been narrowed and course-corrected months prior to the election,” the advocacy groups argued in their letter to Martin. “The pattern of disregarding and ignoring the issues Democratic voters care about, may it be rising costs of living or ending U.S. complicity in war crimes abroad, will not lead to winning elections.”
The letter comes days after the arrest of a Palestinian graduate student involved in anti-Israel protests at Columbia University re-ignited a debate about immigration, free speech and anti-war protests on college campuses. Since President Donald Trump’s victory in November, pro-Palestinian groups in the U.S. have been confronting the challenge of an administration that has been sharply critical pro-Palestinian movement.
