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  • You're talking about the "victory fund" Hillary started....

    They're doing the opposite now, where they're giving all the money they hoarded back to state parties.

    And that can be used for state level campaigns in the general. But they're not going to giving money straight to individual state level campaigns anymore.

    The response to decades of neoliberals fuckery isn't to do the same fuckery back against them. It's going back to how shit used to work, and that's more than enough to get the neoliberals out of office.

    Quick edit:

    To be clear, I agree that old strategy was counterproductive.

    It's just that we've already fixed it.

    People just don't know because MSM wants the average voter disengaged from the Dem party in hopes it depresses dem primary turnout enough a neoliberals can squeak thru.

    Please don't fall for it, we'd be wasting our best chance since before Jimmy Carter to get the party back on track

  • Huh?

    Two neoliberals superdelegate, at least one pledged for Hillary in 08 after Obama won the primary...

    Both on the committee that didn't follow DNC rules for the vice chair...

    Same committee that's been rigging primaries for neoliberals....

    I get why the MSM is trying to lie about this and acting like it's a bad thing, but I don't know why so many people are falling for it

    The voting members of the DNC elected this chair because they're over neoliberalism.

    And neoliberals have never really been fighters, so now lots of them are leaving the DNC.

    Like... This is a good thing.

  • Someone else told me the same thing earlier on a different comment...

    And I just gotta disagree.

    I've been criticizing Israel's monetary relationship with American politicians for about 20 years now. Before Facebook was invented even.

    Never been "cancelled".

    I didn't want to explain it because I was being lazy. You can 100% talk about why it's an issue, especially here. If you find yourself being "cancelled" then you may want to take a step back and re-evaluate what you are saying and looking into the validity of it.

    I mean, right now we're on one of the major communities on our instance, openly discussing it...

    No one is being "cancelled"

  • They’re all complicit

    What?

    79 voted for it, if you don't think that's fucking huge, you don't understand how bad it's been

    Shit is improving, quickly even.

    But like ~20% of the House openly and publicly going against Israel? Thats significant and the trend looks set to continue.

    And I shouldn't have to say this...

    But ~80% is less than 100%, so no, it's not "all".

  • Rep. Al Green’s impeachment resolution was tabled on a 344-79 vote, with 128 Democrats joining all 216 Republicans to kill the measure.

    The only time Dems and Republicans unite, is to say Israel is totally cool and we should give them more money...

    I shouldn't have to explain why that's an issue.

  • The same as for a comic book that hasn't left it's rated sleeve in 30 years, and never will again without ruining the value.

    It doesn't matter what happens after you open it, if no one is going to open it.

    The value remains unchanged because long before degradation comes into play, what people are buying is the rarity.

  • which presents the obvious problem: if you have sealed games you're hoping will increase in value over time, these could potentially become unplayable at some point.

    It doesn't matter what's in the sealed box...

    Because after a certain point opening the box ruins it as a collectible.

  • Cuomo has racked up endorsements from a generation of centrist Democratic heavyweights: from the former president Bill Clinton, to the South Carolina representative Jim Clyburn, to the aggressively pro-Israel New York congressman Richie Torres, to the New York Times, which had pledged not to endorse in local races less than a year ago – only to publish an op-ed praising Cuomo and casting aspersions on his major challenger for the mayoral nomination, the charismatic millennial state assemblyman Zohran Mamdani.

    Remember these idiots endorsing Cuomo...

    Because they never shut the fuck up and are almost always wrong.

    They're going to keep endorsing conservatives in Dem primaries, and they're always going to be wrong about who has the best chance to win the general.

  • The US president is more willing to listen to Israel than his predecessors were and is also deeply suspicious of the CIA

    I mean, the last went around Congress violating the Leahy Law to supply arms for Israel genocide...

    When we let a "moderate" dem do something they shouldn't, the next Republican is gonna do it to. And then it's normalized and voters aren't allowed to disagree.

    The good news is it makes progressives more attractive to voters. If you don't think America should fund other countries so they can commit genocide, your only option anymore is a progressive. And most voters don't want to fund Israel for one reason or another

  • Welcome to real life bro...

    The victor writes the history books, so the only time the "bad guys" win, is before a revolution to explain why the asshats had to be overthrown in the first place. Virtually no country has labeled themselves the bad guys in a present moment.

    Damn near every war, both sides are assholes. Situations like Ukraine are the abnormality, and Gaza isn't a war, it's a genocide against a civilian population.

    Real life is messy. Especially when the guy in charge of the world's biggest military is best described as a horse loose in a hospital...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhkZMxgPxXU