Right wingers are trying to discount the mass mobilization the country saw on Saturday.

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    10 days ago

    I think as long as it’s the “Democratic” party, in name only, these people won’t cross the line. Maybe if a far left party were to emerge and the Democratic party was more publicly viewed as the conservative party they are, some people might switch. That I think would unfortunately benefit the Republican party shirt term unless that new party gained traction extremely quickly.

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      10 days ago

      I agree that Democratic party is toxic, but I disagree that those voters wouldn’t cross the line for the right candidate, since we know they can. They already did that for Bernie Sanders, but sadly he was intentionally sabotaged by the DNC at the time. In the current environment I think it’s even more likely where actions of Luigi Mangione were universally praised, you have cross-party hatred of robber barons and the myth of “Republicans are good for the economy” being shattered.

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        Did people cross the line for Bernie or did people show up for Bernie?

        I just think the dem party is poison right now, with very little to suggest that that will change any time soon.