I notice when I post about a problem it gets attention. But when I post about candidates who would fix the problem, not so much. And that's a problem. Electoral politics isn't everything but it can't be left out of the equation if we really want to solve the problems of the world

Mar 24, 2021 · 8:22 PM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson @ShahidForChange
I suggest including the name of the candidate who will fix the problem in the first tweet.
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Problems won't be fixed with a corporate-owned party.
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Amen! We can’t stay focused on the problems. Yes, we must acknowledge them, but more time should be spent focusing on problem solvers and solutions. Idk if everyone is use to connecting that dot because so often MSN wants to acknowledge the pain but not the policy prescription
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Seems like an opportunity to introduce candidates through problems. I would be interested in not just hearing about a candidate who supports issues but also HOW that candidate will fight for an issue. Strong & diverse strategies are appealing. Issues first always.
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if you are posting about people who have already ran & lost & are running again... maybe they're not connecting with voters
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I get you but when we’ve been screwed over so many times...... hard to trust. Love your faith in humans and it gives me a bit of hope. ✌️
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We currently have No one in office that is on the right side of history.
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Yes this is indicative of a larger trend in our society, particularly notable in the higher-consciousness subculture.
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There's likely many reasons. But it can at least be partly attributed to our ridiculously long election cycles. I think most are taking a break after a seeming 2 year presidential cycle and senate runoff.
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Twitter show me what it does me. Don't know how to fix that.
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