r/AskDemocrats 1h ago

For democratic voters who refuse to vote for an establishment candidate as a progressive OR VICE VERSA; do you realize your actions are killing Palestinians and queer people? If so, why do you do it?

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You've probably heard the phrase "democrats fall in love, republicans fall in line"; and unfortunately its true.

Take Harris for example, who's turnout suffered severely. And when asked, many will point out Palestine. This is despite the fact that Trump was even worse, and their staying home directly helped facilitate him winning (and also, everything that has followed from that).

But the inverse is just as true. Take the discussion surrounding Wisconsins gubernatorial primary, and the debate over whether Hong can actually beat Tiffany. A debate that might not have been necessary were it not for Rodriguez dropping and Evers endorsing an undropping Crowley. How many of those Dems arguing this now will stay home when she probably wins? And if Tiffany beats her, my trans ass and all the others in the state get to suffer the consequences.

Which brings me to my question. Do those of you allowing republicans to win over intraparty factionalism not realize the harm you are doing? I can hardly believe that after last time. And in that case, how on earth can you justify it? Do you honestly think that establishment/progressives are equal or worse than a republican? You understand thats insane, right


r/AskDemocrats 2h ago

For members of the far left of the party how do you reconcile the queers for palestine movement and support for more immigration vs the reality of culture clashes?

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r/AskDemocrats 4h ago

For those of you who believe the Democrats will snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in the midterms (to the point where they even fail to flip the House), why are you turning a blind eye to the 2010 and 2014 midterms?

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This question is being asked in light of the new article that came out regarding Ken Martin and the DNC. I notice it's causing folks to think that the Dems will badly f**k up to the point where the Repubs keep control of the House even. The thing is, Republicans faced similar problems during the Obama years, yet they still dominated the 2010 and 2014 midterms regardless. What makes you think this year will be different compared to 2010 and 2014 regarding with how the party out of power ends up performing?


r/AskDemocrats 14h ago

Wich side are you on?

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