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Who is talking about the banks? WTF are you on about?

The vast majority, everyone minus a rounding error, endorsed Mamdani and were excited by his victory in the DNC.

I think you missed this part again:

“They begrudgingly supported him once it became clear that he was going to win. They never wanted to support him, they are only doing it to save face.”

It’s almost like you don’t like engaging with data that doesn’t fit your narrative. Weird, I wonder where I heard that before.

…you could have protested and lobbied her to pay more attention to this issue…

People did that, and she blew them off.

…so why choose that?

Because she was very clear that she wanted to continue supporting Israel. She openly gave up voters to keep supporting a genocide. Remember the “I’m speaking” bit she did when people were trying to get her to stop supporting genocide?

Polling showed that was the biggest reason that she lost.

Obama was one of our most popular presidents. Yes, race played a part of it, but she lost because she was a terrible candidate, who ran a terrible campaign, on the coat-tails of a terrible president.

I haven’t seen much evidence that her race had all that much to do with it.

To this day I don’t understand how people let the libs get away with blaming the voters, rather than blaming the people with the money, the power, and the platform.

Voters: “Please stop supporting genocide” Democratic leadership: “No”

Voters: “Please stop deporting people without due process” Democratic leadership: “No”

Voters: “Please stop bombing children” Democratic leadership: “No”

Voters: “Please stop gaslighting us about the state of the economy” Democratic leadership: “No”

Voters: “Please say you’ll do something to stop healthcare from being the biggest cause of bankruptcy” Democratic leadership: “No”

Voters: “Please make the economy work for the people, rather than the rich” Democratic leadership: “No”

Democratic leadership: “It’s the voters fault when the Republicans win. There was nothing we could do!”

Who is dying on a hill? I’m just pointing out that I know you don’t care about data when you find it inconvenient. Data like:

“They begrudgingly supported him once it became clear that he was going to win. They never wanted to support him, they are only doing it to save face.”

Remember when Harris was running, and centrists kept saying that leftists don’t vote? Remember when they said that she should keep moving to the right, to pull in republican voters?

For some crazy reason, I’ve been thinking about those comments a lot lately

lolwut? The economy under Biden was terrible. Yes, it’s gotten worse under Trump, but pretending that Biden was doing a good job is just putting your head in the sand.

What metrics are you using to back that claim?

Generatl inflation, Housing, Medical costs, Education costs

Yes, I know that you don’t care about data that does’t fit your obviously bullshit narrative. That’s like… your whole thing.

They begrudgingly supported him once it became clear that he was going to win. They never wanted to support him, they are only doing it to save face. How long did it take Jeffries to endorse him?

I’ve only seen the opposite in the comments. The people don’t want a repeat of what got us Trump. But the DNC sure seems hellbent on trying it again.

Remember when Harris was running, and everyone kept telling us that Leftists don’t come out to vote? Remember them telling us that she should keep moving to the right, despite the fact that Leftists are way more popular?

Get ready for more of that with Newsome.

Harris running a shitty campaign, standing proudly next to republicans, riding the coat-tails of a terrible president, and telling her voting base to sit down and shut up is what haneded Trump his second term.