Replying to @CantenaryTales @mattyglesias
he believes in broad-based economic growth that makes it possible for people outside of major cities to feed their families. you don't. and you think you have the moral upper hand lmao
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Replying to @AndroidNeera @CantEverDie
I was asking sincerely. Because if you had, you'd know knowledge of that policy would be met with outrage, and genuine belief the policy was a result of devil worship/satanism
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it didn't ignore it, it said it wasn't a major factor. It's not in the top 25 issues of ~95% of people
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Replying to @AmeriQan28 @RichardBSpencer
The border was open because Republicans refused to sign THEIR OWN BORDER BILL. So you're right, the Republicans were being fairly radical on a procedural level.
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you might wanna look at what he actually said about Muslims and Hindus before you post stuff like this lol
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actually i think the fact that she wanted to keep government spending so high that it choked off any broad-based economic growth (by continuing Biden's policies) is what most people were voting against.
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Replying to @pfeliks @russellberman
that doesn't do anything, one of Kennedy's literal offspring got blown out lol
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it's also if they had a good career. lawyer/businessman = neoliberal shill. non-profits/public sector = working class champion. ironic because working class people don't like NAPS workers lol
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which doesn't "debunk" that it was a losing issue for us, basically *the* losing issue for us
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