I’m on board with the idea that Biden is too old to campaign and should be replaced as the nominee. But calling for him to resign as president is absolute fucking political suicide and I hope the left realizes that’s exactly what the right wing is gunning for right now
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the consolidated, center-right billionaire owned press continues to shift the editorial overton window rightward and if you can't see it you're either complicit or oblivious
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Just me or is it giving old Jake Tapper?
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If this is happening to you very frequently I again humbly suggest to write more carefully rather than get in fights and demand others read you very carefully.
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Ok, I understand what “both” is referring to now. That’s a misunderstanding due using “both” to refer to two options scattered across multiple posts up the thread instead of the two candidates mentioned in the post you directly replied to.
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I have no idea what you’re talking about, but if you’re being repeatedly misunderstood the problem may not be on the listeners’ end.
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An old dude with good policies seems pretty fine especially when the other option is an old dude who wants to be a dictator and has the mechanisms to do that all set up. I really don’t understand saying they’re in the same league.
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Yeah I saw this, the pre-debate numbers on this make no sense to me but I’m not a polling expert. Just looking at the shift is alarming, I agree. My response to it would be to try to create some other media moments to see if it can be shifted back before just throwing it all out but idk.
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Evidence?
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It's difficult but we're not doomed yet. These guys need to be absolutely steamrolled at the election and then driven out of society.
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These are the stakes. This is one of the premier organs of “intellectual conservatism,” and they see the immunity ruling as transformative and revolutionary, and they are signaling the willingness to do violence to defend their gains. Make everyone you know understand these stakes.
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Being really annoying is praxis. Phone, email, fax, show up in person if that’s an option. Just don’t let up until you’re too irritating to ignore.
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I mean does the fact that him having an absolute disaster of a debate didn’t move the needle really disprove the idea that undecideds could swing if he had a good one? It’s all hypothetical.
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Who? There are never named names in this conversation. Gretchen Whitmer is the only one who seems plausible to me but has little to no national profile.
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Also 6th already has a west-side lane below Lispenard…. So if I’m going uptown I have to cross over the whole avenue twice?!!
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This appears to be a longer version of the same thing where no actual quotes support the thesis that they have decided to do nothing.
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They’ve been pulling a lot of this “just switch sides” stuff in their designs recently and they never show designs for the intersection where you have to switch!
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Where are you getting part 2 from? Because it’s not in the screenshot.
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SCOTUS is clearly banking on a Trump win and giving him the tools to remain in power once he does.
This is a do or die moment. We either stop squabbling amongst ourselves and beat MAGA or it's over. Those are the stakes.
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This is the ball game folks, the authoritarian green light laid out in advance.
Congress will not impeach Trump. And SCOTUS now blesses him with extraordinary latitude to do whatever he wants in power.
A second administration will not be constrained by Congress, the courts, the bureaucracy or law.
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There are charts at the bottom comparing him to other presidents and he’s consistently the lowest besides Trump.
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No he wasn’t? You can just look this stuff up: projects.fivethirtyeight.com/biden-approv...
High water mark was about 55%.
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It’s also post-debate
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it feels like the whiteness of big political media spaces right now is having a big effect on how people are thinking about the debate. eg I have seen relatively little discussion of trump's "black jobs" comment, which immediately exploded on black twitter
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You’re assuming anyone who doesn’t already have their mind made up watched last night
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Gonna keep saying this & will die on this hill: Bad news without any guidance on what to do about it [at least some ideas] demobilizes and often encourages inaction. We on the Left(s) have to avoid cynicism which is deeply corrosive and also counterrevolutionary.
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A post-debate poll just got published where Biden gained. So we really know absolutely nothing here.
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