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Why we're all forced to have this conversation (lemmy.world)
submitted 11 months ago by go_go_gadget to c/politicalmemes
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The rail union contract expires at the end of this year meaning the rail union workers can strike again sometime in 2025. Whoever wins the 2024 general election and becomes president will immediately have to deal with that possibility. If Biden is serious about how Trump is the biggest threat we face then promising to veto any attempts to force another contract onto the rail unions is a bargain.

Your move Joe. Are you willing to compromise with leftists or do you want to go down in history as the second establishment Democrat who lost to Donald Trump?

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[–] Viking_Hippie 4 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

There's a time and place for protest votes, and this election isn't it.

Every presidential election since 1992, the DNC have warned about it being "the most important election ever", one that the country can't afford for them to lose. It'll never be time.

Guess what else hasn't changed since 1992?

  • the campaign strategy of the DNC
  • the legislative strategy of the DNC
  • the overall political philosophy of the DNC
  • the relationship between billionaire donors and their corporations and the DNC
  • the relationship between cops and the DNC
  • the attitude and behavior towards the Left of the DNC

Guess what HAS changed since 1992?

EVERYTHING FUCKING ELSE!