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When you don't pay your staffers and they just publish the brief word for word. twitter.com/RepJuanVargas/…
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Were they always this incompetent, or is desperation making the quality of the propaganda fall?
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Looking back... bit of both, I think
Current tactics are very similar to pre-abolition period, where everyone who opposed slavery would endure sustained, but increasingly ridiculous & fatuous attempts at character assassination.
+ some actual assassination attempts, I suppose.
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It's interesting to note that the dems started their delusional death spiral with Trump - "Not my president" etc.
And now the Republicans are running scared before four or so democratic socialist congresswomen.
This could very well end up unravelling the 2-party system.
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I hope for it (which is why I'm a bit skeptical). I think we need the US in the game, and it isn't happening with these mooks in charge.
Confused Dems talk about electoral unity, as if this iteration of their beloved party wasn't itself a breakaway faction formed during a crisis
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I'd rather a country with 20,000+ nukes didn't outright collapse, tbqh.
Although if it's a choice between that, and the US clinging on to power for another 20 years & condemning us to a hothouse earth, we might as well take the risk.
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See also: global market share, speed of innovation, local resource consumption, etc.
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Don't get me wrong, though, I think the US as a country is far too blinkered to dig itself out of this.
Basically 0 societal recognition of the scale or significance of what's to come, or regard for much more than navelgazing in general...