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[LurkerJ]

Right. Just about what I expected for his second term, worse things to come. Good on him and his cultist fans for dreaming big and dreaming crazy, in a way, I respect he’s true to his shitty nature. However, I have no respect for his fan base whatsoever, I thought you wanted a noninterventionist? I thought you wanted to withdraw the troops from everywhere? I thought you wanted him to crack down on the abuse of HB one Visa? Or are you just going to roll over and call it "strong leadership"? Of course you will.

Meanwhile, let me check what the resistance on the left is doing:
- Biden laments not running again believing he could’ve won while still funding a genocide on the way out. Fucking delusional asshole who will and should go down as one of the worst presidents in recent memory, blocking a primary and delivering Trump to the white, twice, is his legacy, along with a little genocide and failing to support Ukraine meaningfully.
- ⁠The people who delivered Trump (oh yes they did) shitting on AOC, rejecting her bid for oversight position, choose 74-year-old with cancer instead, because "it's his turn"
- ⁠Macron working with the right instead of co-operating with the left that literally saved his ass when he called for elections. Rather burn the house down than work with a reliable ally that spared him what could’ve the most embarrassing political miscalculation in the history of politics.
- Trudeau resigning after 10 years of actively creating one of the worst, if not the worst, housing crises in the west. Shocking news, necessities like housing matter, and showing the voters a chart of how their wages have outstripped other less important goods isn’t going to cut it.

Shame on me for justifying the dems silence on the genocide because “oh it might turn off certain voters, oh it might piss off AIPAC” meanwhile, Trump is definitely about annexing an entire continent, but this is what you get when your only option is to support neoliberals, the half of bowl of shit Nina Turner once accurately described. It might not be too late in 4 years time, but will the political left have learned anything by then? and why should I compromise on my positions when all they do is lose anyway?