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Democrats once again focused on taking the high road after losing one of the most consequential elections in history. I mean I like AOC but calling for people not to be hostile or divisive towards voters who believe in dragging immigrants from their homes, putting them in camps, and then deporting them to their potential deaths is just not it.
You can call for unity all you want to but you won’t ever hear those same words from the mouths of republicans.
Yeah we do, when they lose, and only then. And even then, they're fucking lying about wanting it at all, they think it's weakness (literally a conservative belief)
This wasn't taking the "high road" it was four years of Biden/Kamala and party leaders not taking the threat of fascism seriously.
If you read the article, she's talking about "moderates" who are saying we need to abandon LGBTQ and become more conservative.
She's trying to unify the Dem voter base in preparation of 2028, what does anything Republicans have to say matter?
Question:
If you read a headline and get upset, why not click the article first to see if you even understand what is happening?
*Especially" when the headline makes you mad at a progressive, and the owner of the "news website" is a shitty billion dollar corporation like fucking Comcast.
You think Comcast wouldn't lie to people to ensure the only political options are fascists who are pro-business, or neo liberals that are pro business?
Hopefully she's trying to unify the base in preparation for 2026. However, we'd probably all be better off if we abandoned the Democratic party in favor of a real progressive party that puts the needs of individuals over the desires of corporations and billionaires.