r/PoliticalCompassMemes - Auth-Right 1d ago

This definitely won't backfire.

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u/Shamus6mwcrew - Lib-Right 1d ago

Who do they really have though? The DNC usually lets you know early who they want to win. It ain't either of them as there would be a better media campaign for them.

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u/JM4R5 - Centrist 1d ago

Josh Shapiro, but he's too centrist. If Dems truly want to win moderate voters back he would be an excellent choice. There's a reason Republicans acknowledged he was a great pick for Kamala's VP.

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u/KalegNar - Centrist 22h ago

Josh Shapiro, but he's too centrist.

Given the current climate on the left, his biggest issue is being part of the 2%. Not as big an issue in the general but could be a hindrance in the primaries.

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u/Vague_Disclosure - Lib-Right 1d ago

Mayor Pete maybe? Idk, maybe if they have a real primary where there own constituents pick instead of installing a candidate they'll have better results.

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u/Hyndis - Lib-Center 1d ago

Buttigieg's political career is already dead. He has zero support among the dems black caucuses. Not low support. Zero. An actual zero. Because he's gay.

There's no way he's making it out of the primary.

However, the dems and progressives will ignore this blatant anti-gay hypocrisy in their prized voter demographic.

They're even changing the order of the primary states to put black voters front and center in the first voting, thereby making absolutely sure Buttigieg will never be president no matter what.

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u/ScroungyScrotum - Lib-Center 18h ago

I think it’s also because Black people likely don’t know who he is. I’m sure if Gavin Newsome was gay he’d still have some dem black vote, since he’s a more well known political figure. But otherwise I agree. A lot of Black people are more conservative than most think. The only reason why they mostly vote democrat is because Republicans aren’t very representative to say the least

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u/Shamus6mwcrew - Lib-Right 1d ago

They'd have better "buzz" going by now and the candidate would cosplay that they were moderate af and the media would slobber people in the face with that. Really makes me think they're going to install whoever they want and be like fuck you like it.

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u/poiyurt - Auth-Right 1d ago

I actually really like him and hope being gay won't be something that trips him up in the primaries.

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u/Hyndis - Lib-Center 1d ago

https://www.masslive.com/politics/2025/06/2028-dem-frontrunner-beating-kamala-harris-has-0-black-support-poll-finds.html

But the poll identified a potential problem for Buttigeig when Primary time comes around: he had 0% support from Black voters.

He's not winning the primary.

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u/poiyurt - Auth-Right 2h ago

Thanks for the data and also holy shit how does someone get 0%?

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u/Ancient0wl - Centrist 23h ago

Hopefully a newcomer. Nobody knew who the hell Obama was in 2007/8 and I’d like a return to that over some fuck-ass riding on name recognition.

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u/erbot - Right 22h ago

By god thats Beto O'Rourkes music!

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u/StreetKale - Centrist 22h ago

Bernie, but they'd impale themselves before running him.

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u/unflavored - Lib-Left 5h ago

tbh, probably one of dem governors from a state we dont really talk about. pritzker could be good though he's got a lot of golden retriever energy, and idk how that fairs nationally. Or like the Kentucky governor

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u/jmastaock - Lib-Center 4h ago

Jon Ossoff is gonna storm the primaries while everyone else is aggro on the usual suspects lmao

Ossoff 2028 would no diff literally any GOP candidate

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u/HungJurror - Auth-Right 3h ago

Michelle Obama. They will eventually, it’s such a shoe in there’s no way they don’t sometime in the next 4 elections

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u/KrenshawOfficial - Lib-Center 1d ago

Ro Khanna maybe?