I am struggling to find any glimpse of hope with our current political system. Republicans are rigging the electoral game as we know it, and denying the right to vote for so many such as those in Virginia whose vote got overturned by the court. My question comes in two parts
1. Do the democrats need to become more authoritarian like republicans, and govern with a power structure almost like Huey Long in the 1930's?
2. Who do you believe those democratic leaders realistically can be, and what roles will they be most useful in?
I hear a lot about the MAHA coalition from legacy media, but I don’t really see the vision. Is the MAHA coalition a genuine factor in Republican politics and does that give RFK Jr an opportunity in any future bids for higher office?
My question is about the next presidential race. I have a feeling a dark horse candidate might surge forward in the mold of Bill Clinton and Barak Obama. I'm looking at John Ossoff. He is showing up a lot in my feeds recently and is a really strong speaker with solid progressive ideas. Hoping for a candidate who can excite voters. Opinion?
I am struggling to find any glimpse of hope with our current political system. Republicans are rigging the electoral game as we know it, and denying the right to vote for so many such as those in Virginia whose vote got overturned by the court. My question comes in two parts
1. Do the democrats need to become more authoritarian like republicans, and govern with a power structure almost like Huey Long in the 1930's?
2. Who do you believe those democratic leaders realistically can be, and what roles will they be most useful in?
Thank you for everything that you do!
I hear a lot about the MAHA coalition from legacy media, but I don’t really see the vision. Is the MAHA coalition a genuine factor in Republican politics and does that give RFK Jr an opportunity in any future bids for higher office?
Q: Have Democrats actually seen a Tea party in 2026? If so will it continue into 2028?
My question is about the next presidential race. I have a feeling a dark horse candidate might surge forward in the mold of Bill Clinton and Barak Obama. I'm looking at John Ossoff. He is showing up a lot in my feeds recently and is a really strong speaker with solid progressive ideas. Hoping for a candidate who can excite voters. Opinion?