Anyway, I posted this because multiple rightoids tried to argue with me and claim I was wrong and Sinema was totally fine and popular among Arizona dems.
I claimed Sinema was in a lot of danger, because she isn;t Joe Manchin. The DNC is gaining ground in arizona and can't ignore the left-wing activist bloc or they risk sinking turnout in the state.
Surprise surprise, this is the exact reasoning the state party is now rejecting Sinema:
But she faces political dynamics unlike the other Senate moderate thwarting Democratic ambitions, Joe Manchin of West Virginia. Representing a state that former President Donald Trump carried by nearly 39 percentage points in 2020, Manchin is unlikely to face a progressive challenger who would gain traction.
In Arizona, however, Democrats are ascendant. Joe Biden was the first Democratic presidential candidate to carry the state since 1996, and the party is eager to build on that success. That makes it harder for a Democrat to simply ignore the left here, particularly in a primary election.
Jump in the discussion.
No email address required.
Literally not one of you has ever read that article.
Jump in the discussion.
No email address required.
Are you serious? Of course I've read the article, the article is exactly what makes it read so badly. I'm not going to go through it right now and pull quotes but it goes on an on about "big business secretly teaming up with labor movements under the direction of the Democratic party to ensure the results of the election".
I think YOU are the one who hasn't read the article and if you have and can't pick up in how the subtext is basically a confirmation of every r-slurred rightoid conspiracy you are even dumber than I thought.
I wasn't kidding about it probably being deliberate, I literally think it might be professional bait, it's just too on the nose.
Jump in the discussion.
No email address required.
Copy paste a single point in that article that supports the claim you made.
Like this right here? What exactly is your claim? That people united to combat Donald Trump and his attempts at election theft?
Why yes indeed, big business and the labor movement stole the 2020 election by "checks notes" funding voter education drives so their ballots were rejected at lower rates.
Jump in the discussion.
No email address required.
More options
Context
More options
Context
More options
Context