If they intend to vote for biden, it might be difficult to convince them that it was rigged. I always remember how biden voters were more likely to believe that Epstein committed suicide.
Interestingly, Emerson University director of polling Spencer Kimball notes there is a correlation between the “murder/suicide” question and how Democrats plan to vote in the 2020 primary. “Bernie Sanders supporters are far more likely to believe that Epstein was murdered, while most Biden voters believe it was a suicide as reported.” [1]
Yeah it made sense before coronavirus, widespread protests, and impending economic depression. Things were too stable so might as well fuck around with the election since there isn't a real party to get actual shit done.
A non-vote campaign is a waste of breath these days. You can talk to any younger lib, point directly at Biden and say "we can't sit in our asses for 4 years, you know he isn't doing shit" and they'll at least know what you mean. Then they'll be wondering about what to do instead and you can cue leftist rambling.
Because fewer votes for Biden emboldens the DNC less both their own eyes and in public opinion. No matter who wins, it's best if the election is a show of support for neoliberalism to the least extent possible.
Of course, its seeming more and more that Trump actually went too stupid for the American public, which didn't seem possible, so I think there's a good chance Biden will pull off a powerful performance based solely on people not wanting to die of coronavirus under Trump.
I think the biggest sign of hope as far as electoralism goes is the fact that Biden is being characterized by Trump as some sort of anarcho-communist, and he's characterizing himself as "almost as good as Bernie." Even though both of those are extremely far from the truth, if people think Biden is somehow left wing then a big win for him won't be seen as a rebuke of the actual left.
Maybe, but it really doesn't matter now. This is as far as electoralism will take us, time to move on.
Emphasizing the fact that the primary was rigged is a good way to get people not to vote for Biden
If they intend to vote for biden, it might be difficult to convince them that it was rigged. I always remember how biden voters were more likely to believe that Epstein committed suicide.
Lmaoooo
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Well the person in this situation probably would have voted for Bernie in the primary
Why would you make that a goal
Yeah it made sense before coronavirus, widespread protests, and impending economic depression. Things were too stable so might as well fuck around with the election since there isn't a real party to get actual shit done.
A non-vote campaign is a waste of breath these days. You can talk to any younger lib, point directly at Biden and say "we can't sit in our asses for 4 years, you know he isn't doing shit" and they'll at least know what you mean. Then they'll be wondering about what to do instead and you can cue leftist rambling.
Because fewer votes for Biden emboldens the DNC less both their own eyes and in public opinion. No matter who wins, it's best if the election is a show of support for neoliberalism to the least extent possible.
Of course, its seeming more and more that Trump actually went too stupid for the American public, which didn't seem possible, so I think there's a good chance Biden will pull off a powerful performance based solely on people not wanting to die of coronavirus under Trump.
I think the biggest sign of hope as far as electoralism goes is the fact that Biden is being characterized by Trump as some sort of anarcho-communist, and he's characterizing himself as "almost as good as Bernie." Even though both of those are extremely far from the truth, if people think Biden is somehow left wing then a big win for him won't be seen as a rebuke of the actual left.
Nothing gained by that either.
The fewer votes he gets the better