• gramathy@lemmy.ml
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      2 months ago

      The difference is Biden unpopularity is due to uncertainty while trumps is due to EXTREME certainty that he’s a piece of garbage

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        Biden unpopularity is due to uncertainty

        Which I don’t understand. I’m certain Biden won’t institute project 2025 so the choice should be obvious.

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          Uncertainty my ass. Joe Biden is running on an excellent record. He is running on his policies.

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          Disclaimer this is very unlikely.

          I have seen enough people grow older and senile and start acting totally out of character. People who I would have called progressive start supporting Trump because of old man brain.

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            Just depends what news channel they watch all day I know old people on both sides blindly taking in whatever fox/MSN/CNN tell them. Fox ones are consistently shittier but I’ve heard a few pretty bad takes coming out of the other ones too.

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        There’s nothing uncertain about Biden at this point. It’s a matter of being in denial or anger.

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      If it weren’t for the political realities of how voting works under first-past-the-post, the progressive wing of the Democratic party could have easily split off into a separate party whose younger leadership and willingness to push for actually-meaningful change could probably have run circles around the Dems at this point.

      …Man, I really wish I could vote for a presidential candidate that I actually believed in, instead of this “vote for the status-quo neoliberal or democracy dies” bullshit.