Imo shes also saying that regardless, technically, the presidential election is not the most important election. You've got to vote when policies come to a vote. You cant just vote for a president. Because thats not all that comes into action.
You're making it too complicated. You are either for Trump and should endorse him, or you are against Trump and should endorse Harris. Any other explanation is irrelevant.
What i get from her points is that you don't need to idolize the politician that you're voting for. Even if your favourite wins, you should always be critical of their performance. Making it black and white just makes politicians more powerful and they have less motive to implement legit policies
The beauty of the US election system is that we have the right to choose who we vote for. You cannot force people into a decision. The system is designed to account for non-voters and third party voters. You can denounce Donald Trump, not vote for him, and not vote for Kamala Harris.
The Democrats have to try to earn your vote, that's how democracy works. Kamala is openly trying to court the votes of centrists and right wing Republicans, and the result is that some on the left are getting turned off. Blame Kamala, not Chapell
Imo shes also saying that regardless, technically, the presidential election is not the most important election. You've got to vote when policies come to a vote. You cant just vote for a president. Because thats not all that comes into action.
You're making it too complicated. You are either for Trump and should endorse him, or you are against Trump and should endorse Harris. Any other explanation is irrelevant.
What i get from her points is that you don't need to idolize the politician that you're voting for. Even if your favourite wins, you should always be critical of their performance. Making it black and white just makes politicians more powerful and they have less motive to implement legit policies
@georgek8950 that would be a general sentiment before 2016, but not since 2016. Trump is a different beast.
The beauty of the US election system is that we have the right to choose who we vote for. You cannot force people into a decision. The system is designed to account for non-voters and third party voters. You can denounce Donald Trump, not vote for him, and not vote for Kamala Harris.
The Democrats have to try to earn your vote, that's how democracy works. Kamala is openly trying to court the votes of centrists and right wing Republicans, and the result is that some on the left are getting turned off. Blame Kamala, not Chapell
@k0chum the beauty is also that you may not have to vote ever again after this election...let that sink in.