People are saying Biden won by having a moderate message, so progressives need to be very careful. But there is no evidence Biden won by having a moderate message. Based on Congressional races results, there’s just as good a chance he would’ve won by a bigger margin being bolder.

Nov 8, 2020 · 9:44 PM UTC

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45 million voters hold college loan debt that’s crippling them. How would it have been bad politics to tell them that if you elect us we’ll cancel those debts? Especially since a good argument is made for how much it would stimulate the economy for the money to be in their hands!
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Replying to @marwilliamson
Wonder what Bernie thinks?
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Infact...there is evidence that suggests down ballot races were lost because of "moderate, libral, centrist" messaging.
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Democrats lost the down-ballot races and are about to be gerrymandered out of many districts in this decade and lost even more power and somehow the conclusion is, the voter couldn't stomach a moderate message from democrats and therefore chose to vote Republican?
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I just think that Biden won on Trump's message. He barely said anything about it when the White House turned into a hot zone for Covid because it speaks for itself.
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Here are the receipts showing Marianne is right:
House Dems who lost reelection in 2020: - Donna Shalala, an opponent of Medicare for All and defunding the police. - Joe Cunningham, an opponent of Medicare for All and defunding the police. - Xochitl Torres Small, an opponent of Medicare for All and defunding the police. (1/2)
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There is zero evidence Biden has a message.
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People didn't vote for biden. They voted against trump.
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