With the overriding need to get rid of a neofascist would-be dictator, we hoped the centrist Democrat in question would be as progressive as the Dem platform suggested he might be. Everyone has their own point at which they’re ready to shout loudly that he’s not. My point is now.
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Before the voting took place would have been infinitely more useful than now.
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I would still vote for him again. And he’s still infinitely better than a second Trump term.

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This is why nothing will ever change.
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Until people realize that their criticisms will always fall on deaf ears until they are no longer willing to vote for people they disagree with nothing will change.
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Not sure I agree anymore now that he illegally bombed Syria.
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No. He really isn't any different in any meaningful way.
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sure, keep telling yourself that 🤦🏾‍♂️🙄
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Are you aware how you're kneecapping any reason anybody should pay attention to your original message with responses like this?
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This type of defeatist binary thinking is exactly why you are part of the problem.
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17 million less Americans are getting checks and we’re getting more wars. I call it a wash
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