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6. I'm fine if we blame non-voters and third-party voters

Reply to lostincalifornia (Original post)

Fri Jun 27, 2025, 12:21 PM

Jun 2025

because they deserve it. As long as we also blame people that voted for Hillary in the primary. You can't tell me presidential politics is helplessly sexist and also vote for her to face a democracy-threatening guy like Trump. Especially one with high unfavorability-ratings among Democrats and independents.

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As in 2000, 2016, and 2024, those who refused to vote for the Democratic nominee by either voting for [View all] lostincalifornia Jun 2025 OP

The people voting GOP for their populous agenda Johonny Jun 2025 #1

Oh great Mysterian Jun 2025 #2

2016 was such vice you named it twice. Xavier Breath Jun 2025 #3

It was a typo, and I edited it to include 2024, but your point is right on. Thanks. lostincalifornia Jun 2025 #7

Two well funded populist candidates should always be on the ballot in the general election SSJVegeta Jun 2025 #4

How to woo "stupid" people. Must be Friday n/t leftstreet Jun 2025 #5

I'm fine if we blame non-voters and third-party voters biocube Jun 2025 #6

While I agree with you in the essence, the over-the-top trashing of Hillary RandomNumbers Jun 2025 #8