You’re better at logic than this. A plurality isn’t “the will of the voters”.
Would the Democratic Party really ignore the will of the voters? They didn't mind when Jeanine Áñez, whose party got 3% of the vote, declared herself president of Bolivia. They cheered when Juan Guido, whose party got 8% of the vote, declared himself president of Venezuela. So…
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Yeah neither Añez nor VP even received a plurality.
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We aren’t voting for Bernie dude. When he loses again....we aren’t handing it to him.
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once again, centrists prove that they prefer fascism
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A lot of Americans genuinely think landowners should STILL be the only ones casting votes.
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Juan Guaido was at the head of a coalition that won 2/3rds of the National Assembly. And then Maduro tried to replace to National Assembly with a new one where the PSUV conveniently "won" every single seat. This is a terrible bad faith take and makes me not want to read ur work.
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Or if not bad faith, profound ignorance of Venezuelan affairs spouted as knowledge, which isn't too much better.
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"They" is doing a lot of work here, given that the vast majority of people can't find Bolivia and Venezuela on a map and have no actual opinions on what happens there.
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When people say "Democratic Party" they never mean the voters. It refers to party functionaries and office holders 100% of the time.
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