Unlike in Trump’s first term, Democratic voters say 2-to-1 they want party leaders to fight rather than compromise, even at the risk of not getting things done, per the NBC News poll.
They have, and the results of their soul searching are as clear as the last time they lost to trump: nothing.
If anything, they’re more likely to double down and compete with the republicans on the corporate dick sucking, making it even more apparent to the working class that, with how bad the republicans are, they’re just not an alternative…
Instead of splitting into a multi-party democracy, the US is just devolving into a single party state
You’d be better off asking that to a republican, but to me, no.
From a diplomatic perspective, they don’t seem closer at all because of the tariff escalation. Going forward, depends on how well the heads of state get along.
From the kind of government perspective, they seem very much apart as well. China is your typical autocracy, with all power centered around the president. In the US, corporations and billionaires have too much power for trump to pull all the power to itself, so it’s an oligarchy in a trenchcoat with trump’s head peeking out (and Musk’s also showing…).
Ok, so when will they take a step back as examine their tactics since they are obviously not working
They have, and the results of their soul searching are as clear as the last time they lost to trump: nothing.
If anything, they’re more likely to double down and compete with the republicans on the corporate dick sucking, making it even more apparent to the working class that, with how bad the republicans are, they’re just not an alternative…
Instead of splitting into a multi-party democracy, the US is just devolving into a single party state
@ByteJunk @stoy Do you feel that the single party state which america is becoming make usa closer to china (which republicans don’t like) ?
You’d be better off asking that to a republican, but to me, no.
From a diplomatic perspective, they don’t seem closer at all because of the tariff escalation. Going forward, depends on how well the heads of state get along.
From the kind of government perspective, they seem very much apart as well. China is your typical autocracy, with all power centered around the president. In the US, corporations and billionaires have too much power for trump to pull all the power to itself, so it’s an oligarchy in a trenchcoat with trump’s head peeking out (and Musk’s also showing…).
The ones who will have - the ones who haven’t never will (i.e. Schumer)