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You don’t have to reinvent the wheel

Dems lost on immigration which republicans tied to the economy and fentanyl overdoses it’s why big cities moved right

Tighten up the border and you win like Clinton and Obama ran on

Zohrans ideas are not gonna fly in the rust belt
My issue with this “bubble” socialism of cities is that it ignores that anywhere thats not “NYC” doesn’t abided by those rules so it just exacerbates any issues the city would be facing under these new experiments.

These experiments only work from top down not just local little communes.
 

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Sabato’s not totally wrong but he’s missing the big picture. Sure, Spanberger and Sherrill show where the electable part of the party is going. But Mamdani shows where the energy and ideas are coming from. You need both. One wins elections. The other moves the needle.
We better starting getting the electable part if we want to save whatever we have left of the country by 2026/2028
 

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You don’t have to reinvent the wheel

Dems lost on immigration which republicans tied to the economy and fentanyl overdoses it’s why big cities moved right

Tighten up the border and you win like Clinton and Obama ran on

Zohrans ideas are not gonna fly in the rust belt

Zohran’s ideas may not fly in the Rust Belt , but the anger he’s speaking to? That’s everywhere. Housing, healthcare, debt and those problems don’t stop at city lines.

Moderates/Centrists can keep saying “tighten up and win,” but if that worked, why are Dems still losing ground with working-class voters? Maybe it's time to try something that actually gives people a reason to vote for them, and not just more “not as bad as the other guys.”
 

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Zohran’s ideas may not fly in the Rust Belt , but the anger he’s speaking to? That’s everywhere. Housing, healthcare, debt and those problems don’t stop at city lines.

Moderates/Centrists can keep saying “tighten up and win,” but if that worked, why are Dems still losing ground with working-class voters? Maybe it's time to try something that actually gives people a reason to vote for them, and not just more “not as bad as the other guys.”

There losing working class voters because republicans told them Dems care more about illegals then people in their own country and it worked

Also the culture war. Working class people are socially conservative

Working class people are not a huge fan of gays trannies or immigrants as a whole
 

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a majority of working class folk largely don't give a fukk about economic issues and it is a fascinating cognitive dissonance to witness in societies.
 

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a majority of working class folk largely don't give a fukk about economic issues and it is a fascinating cognitive dissonance to witness in societies.

Agreed. It’s why republicans have been able to win them over on issues like trannies in sports or in bathrooms over their own interests

White progressives don’t get this because they arent around these people.

They had no idea for instance how socially conservative black people and Latinos are as a whole.
 
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