This election has made clear what comfortable middle class liberals most want out of politics: to not have to think about it.
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Now if only his voters actually showed up
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Before the primary, I said somewhat jokingly that a winning platform would be "I will be a competent, average, boring President. I will rarely be in the news. There will be weeks you don't think about national politics." And it DOES sound nice. I understand the appeal.
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We're all so tired. I definitely want progress, but I would like it if that progress didn't dominate every single news cycle.
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Everyone wants that. Some people just don't have the option.
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Possibly true. What is even more important though, is whether the perception of “having the option to ignore politics” means explicitly leaving others to literally die.
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I don’t think there’s any evidence that Sanders is doing better than Biden with working class voters. The divide has been younger vs older voters.
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Apprently they want the same thing as black voters and working class voters (or at least overwhelming voted for the same person).
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The real take: Biden won the black vote by 70 points in Mississippi. Black people in Mississippi have the lowest life expectancy & the highest infant mortality rate in the USA.
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