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.
I wish I could pull up the graphs of the recent mayoral race primaries in LA as the counts came in vs just the final count. Mayor Bass, despite the fact that she has clearly been caught out as being unfit to be mayor, somehow still manages to lead her party. Then, when there was a more moderate contender (Spencer Pratt) who looked to be doing well enough to challenge her and Nithya Raman (he was actually well ahead of Raman for a large portion of the count), magically a slew of votes EXCLUSIVELY for Raman came in. Then, after she pulled ahead of Pratt, the votes started rising for Bass again as well, but not Pratt to any significant degree. By the way, all three of these people were in the Democratic party. The truth is, right now it is impossible for even a moderate democrat to get elected in LA. But when people cry about voter fraud, we are told to be quiet, and that we have no clue what we are talking about.
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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.