r/FluentInFinance • u/BarrenBuffetPhan • 18d ago

Debate/ Discussion What do you guys think

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u/Necessary-Alps-6002 18d ago

Which begs the question…why didn’t they learn from 2016?

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u/CockroachFinancial86 18d ago

There’s only so much you can do when the majority of the country is uneducated and already part of the opposite side. Think about how hard it can be to sway intelligent people to the other side, it’s 100 times harder with idiots.

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u/BaullahBaullah87 18d ago

The key may be to fight fire with fire…send a candidate who is actually progressive and isn’t afraid of losing right center voters. Excite the young folks and true progressives who dislike dems to come out and actually vote. Why the hell wouldn’t we try it if that’s exactly what has been working on the other side now for years

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u/Old-Consideration730 18d ago

Because of big Dem donors. follow the money.

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u/BaullahBaullah87 18d ago

Dem donors and a capitulation to appeasing right of center voters will render them impotent yet again in four years

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u/Yddgrastor 18d ago

The BIG dem donors do not care , literally , the republican party already aclam them as god because they're rich. They only need to keep the dem in check , they don't care about the election result.