Former President Obama’s senior adviser David Axelrod said it is unhelpful to dismiss concerns about President Biden’s poor marks in major polls, defending his recent criticism of the president’s r…
I understand that, but the point I’m trying to make is that the “Vote for Biden if you don’t want Trump!” argument is bad, and if you really want to convince people to vote for Biden, why not appeal to the good things he’s done and could do, rather than just a fear of the bad things a Republican administration would do? We’re all tired of hearing ‘You have to vote for bad if you don’t want worse!’. It worked in 2020 because everyone was reeling from the Trump administration already, but it’s been 4 years, it’s not as fresh in everyone’s mind, and I really don’t think it’s going to be as effective this year. Even with it being fresh in everyone’s mind, it was still a scarily close race.
I think you’re taking my posts out of context. They’re direct replies to someone making the argument, ‘Vote for Biden because otherwise you get Trump!’, and I’m pointing out that the argument is bad, then you’re replying to me telling me the argument is bad. Yes, I understand that - that’s why I posted the reply.
I feel like Biden has put together a competent administration and has accomplished some positive things for people. They could do better at messaging about that.
However, my comments are based on this one issue which other people brought up, not me. It’s simply a fact that any Republican admin would be worse about war and human rights, because they always have been.
I understand that, but the point I’m trying to make is that the “Vote for Biden if you don’t want Trump!” argument is bad, and if you really want to convince people to vote for Biden, why not appeal to the good things he’s done and could do, rather than just a fear of the bad things a Republican administration would do? We’re all tired of hearing ‘You have to vote for bad if you don’t want worse!’. It worked in 2020 because everyone was reeling from the Trump administration already, but it’s been 4 years, it’s not as fresh in everyone’s mind, and I really don’t think it’s going to be as effective this year. Even with it being fresh in everyone’s mind, it was still a scarily close race.
I just gave you a few examples of why that’s a false dilemma.
It’s only bad if you don’t understand Duvinger’s Law or how the DNC’s bylaws work.
Voting is a chess move, not a love letter. The sooner you learn that, the happier you will be.
I think you’re taking my posts out of context. They’re direct replies to someone making the argument, ‘Vote for Biden because otherwise you get Trump!’, and I’m pointing out that the argument is bad, then you’re replying to me telling me the argument is bad. Yes, I understand that - that’s why I posted the reply.
Chess is a representation of a monarchy in which everyone but the king is ultimately expendable.
Completely irrelevant.
Chess is a logic game.
Say the pawns that don’t think they’re expendable.
I feel like Biden has put together a competent administration and has accomplished some positive things for people. They could do better at messaging about that.
However, my comments are based on this one issue which other people brought up, not me. It’s simply a fact that any Republican admin would be worse about war and human rights, because they always have been.