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  • SeizeTheseMeans [none/use name]
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    4 years ago

    I feel like if there were to be a malleable president, it'd be someone like Biden whose brain is essentially clay. Possibly the administration he will be the figurehead of will be swayable.

      • SeizeTheseMeans [none/use name]
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        4 years ago

        Obviously they're still enemies. I'm thinking that it may be more possible to bend a Biden administration toward some sort of reforms via mass organized protests than an explicitly hostile Trump admin. Democrats have to symbolically align themselves with progressive values whereas Republicans have no such baggage. I think it's potentially exploitable. Maybe not.

      • SeizeTheseMeans [none/use name]
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        4 years ago

        I'm thinking more along the lines of what a mass organized protest movement could accomplish. Trump admin would be openly hostile. At least the Dems will have to symbolically align themselves with "progressive" ideals. I'm thinking it's more possible to bend a Dem administration than a Republican

          • SeizeTheseMeans [none/use name]
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            4 years ago

            I'm thinking that even though it's incredible unlikely, and you're right that their true beliefs and actions are antithetical to progressive values, the Dems are at least symbolically tethered to a progressive image that I think leads to the possibility of the party being bent through external forces such as an organized left. I see no such possibility from a Republican administration. This is purely a take about the possibility of reform, and I do realize that it's still incredibly unlikely under a Biden admin for anything positive to happen. I think it's just slightly more likely than under a Republican one.