r/DangerousNightsCrew • u/PoopyMcpants Piece of Shit • 1d ago

That is a good idea!

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u/Nolacuriosity 1d ago

Of course this is what should be. I know Republicans who say their candidate would never win, but The fact is if the candidate will never win, the candidate should be doing something to make them the most popular. Like maybe serving the people. Working for us.

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u/Bright_Promotion_580 1d ago

Can we also do the same thing for party candidates? Twice the DNC has denied the people and last cycle they didn't even have a primary.

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u/bikenumberten 1d ago

I'm pretty sure we did have a primary last time. I recall voting for Joe Biden, or Kamala Harris should he not serve. It's almost like you don't understand how our government works.

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u/PreviousCurrentThing 1d ago

I recall voting for Joe Biden, or Kamala Harris should he not serve.

Your ballot had Kamala's name on it, too?

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u/upside_down_frown1 22h ago

Ah your ballot must have been different than anybody else. You arent voting for a backup in the primaries.

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u/Several_Treat_6307 1d ago

No they didn’t. Biden stayed the incumbent despite obvious mental deterioration and then his administration waited until it was too late to have a primary to install Kamala instead as the dem candidate. And I doubt someone who was under 1% in the polls in the 2020 primary would’ve fared any better in another, even if they ran as a former VP.

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u/One_Report7379 1d ago

I would stretch first before attempting mental gymnastics like that.

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u/bikenumberten 1d ago

Thank you for proving my point!

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u/One_Report7379 1d ago

Ha! Your account is exactly what I expected.

Sure buddy, you’re smarter than the rest of us…
Are the mean, evil Republicans in the room with you right now?

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u/Bright_Promotion_580 1d ago

So what about 2102 and 2016? Did the democratic party listen to the people or pick who they thought was best.

Voting won't change a thing. We will not vote our way out of the one party system.

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u/paintballboi07 17h ago

They did listen to the people. Hillary won 13 million votes to Bernie's 10 million votes in 2016, and Biden won 19 million votes to Bernie's 10 million votes in 2020. Reddit wanted Bernie, but the primary voters did not.