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  • Rather than shaming people into eating shit, perhaps you could shame Biden into supporting a policy that has popular support in swing states.

    Keep in mind that most low income people were materially better off under Trump, whose pandemic policies resulted in the lowest childhood poverty rate since the 90s. (These welfare policies were cancelled or expired under Biden.) So a Biden preference, if it exists, may not be as strong as you assume.

  • Your assumptions are doing a lot of work here.

    It's an entirely different strategy:

    A) I'll vote for you no matter what you do!

    Versus

    B) You must earn my vote.

    The progressive policies I outlined above became law because the two major parties grew tired of losing close races, and decided to earn some third party votes.

  • A popular sentiment, but not among historians.

    Third party voting in US politics has resulted in numerous labor and civil rights. women's suffrage, social security, 8 hour workday, etc.

    Just another time when academia conflicts with your typical op-ed. A third party vote is probably the most powerful one you can make.