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The entire point of a campaign is to attract voters...
So I don't see how both statement can be true...
Her campaign did a shit job at getting people to vote for her, how do you consider it magnificent?
Considering where Biden's polling was this summer, the fact that the Dems held onto New York is impressive.
This is the danger of lowering our bar to Trump's level as "good enough"
Biden could be better than trump.
Kamala could be better than Biden.
But if Kamala isn't good enough, trump would win.
Because as multiple people have been shouting for 8 years:
All of this could be avoided by running decent candidates who won a fair primary. But the DNC won't give that as an option because they want to use the threat of trump to push thru as "moderate" of a Dem as they can to maximize corporate donations.
Beating trump wasn't the DNC's goal, it was raising as much money as possible
I agree with you, but you should know that the media is already blaming “the small sliver of the Democratic Party who call themselves progressives.”
Pundits are talking about how Democrats need to shift even further to the right next time. So that’s not going to be fixed any time soon unless voters show up to primaries in a way that can’t be ignored.
The ones owned by billionaires who bought them to control a narrative?
They're always going to say the party has to move right. The entire reasons billions are buying them is to convince people both parties need to move right.
Yes - the ones who tell the majority of the party what to think and do.