Toddney

With Haley Stevens’s fiance coming out as a Republican donor and supporter, it's time to look at how we got to this point. The narrative of this campaign has been set by the Republicans, and then by the centrist Democrats and "liberal" media who give the Republican attacks airtime—or even echo and repeat them from the primary all the way to the general. In this demonstration, we can look at how often centrist talking heads and mainstream media voices align on their narrative creation around progressive candidates. Progressives need to work twice as hard to win, because the campaign to beat them comes from both sides of the establishment, and starts in the primary. The three polarizing issues that will ensure that the Democratic establishment will work against a candidate: Healthcare, challenging unconditional support for Israel, and taking on Big Tech/Oil. Abdul El-Sayed is the trifecta, and he's popular. It's a dangerous combination to those with entrenched political power. Despite all the efforts to beat him, nothing has succeeded. That is why they are now getting very desperate, and being very obvious in ways that they usually don't have to be. Usually, the DSCC can simply cut off independent expenditure funding, and that's enough to sink a candidate. But this time, Abdul El-Sayed is set to win anyway. Putting work like this together is expensive and takes a lot of time, and I have no big donors, only a few small donors. Unlike centrist/Republican content, there are no billionaires lining up to support small left content creators. If you can, support me on Ko-fi, Patreon, or Substack. Links are all in bio.