Sure. They decided that after and not before.

It’s funny how they were too insignificant to listen to but aren’t too insignificant to blame.

Or maybe Democrats were that bad at running a campaign.

I don’t trust Buttigieg’s competence after how poorly he handled the port backlog as transportation secretary.

Wait… there’s a candidate named Fred Merz?

Like William Frawley’s character from I Love Lucy?

Cannabis is still Schedule I and Trump can’t un-pardon people.

The deciding vote on ending that tax credit was Joe Manchin.

Negotiations. Ha.

Biden wasn’t negotiating shit.

They’re just making excuses because they were happy with how Harris didn’t change on Gaza.

She promised more of the same.

Could be that “I’ll preserve the current untenable status quo” was a shit message.

Don’t run a campaign that inspires indifference then.

I suppose it looks that way when you already get everything you want from the party.

People stay home when they aren’t represented.

Both you and Cheney were. I voted for Harris because she stood the best chance of preventing Trump.

“Not trump” wasn’t enough for a lot of voters. Her policies that you and Cheney both found so appealing kept enough people on the couch.

Warren isn’t a neoliberal, and splitting the progressive vote only needed 2.

Which is why progressives need one candidate.

Conversation was over when you made it clear you don’t listen.

Losing didn’t reveal anything wrong with the DNC. The problem is with Americans.

Behold, centrism.

Why would he stop the only thing any centrist has ever wanted?

Keep staying home though and not voting like your peers.

Well, this conversation has now concluded since you have demonstrated that you don’t listen:

I voted for Harris.

I know centrists are completely fucking incapable of listening to anything anyone to their left says, but this was in this same thread.

Ted Kennedy is dead. And the portion of the party that seems interested in representing workers seems to have died with him.