Yeah, well... both matter.
Trump has ushered in an era of political theatre and it will not be going away. Among Dem candidates, “who ignites the greatest passion among voters” is as important an issue as anything else. We need a humongous wave of passionate intensity to override the Trump phenomenon.
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Uh, whuh...?
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It's almost like populism will always win in democracies, and the oligarchs hate that and will always try to surpress and dismiss populism.
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I feel a huge wave of energy with
@BernieSanders. It’s positive & progressive, most important it’s necessary. I think it’s the true rising of the people. The cultural creatives, without labels, kind of like ‘Horton Hears a Who’ we’re here! But again, who ever wins, all MUST VOTE.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Why are the dropouts endorsing a dude who’s losing?
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Because the narrative is being spun to the people who aren’t in our house, and they’ve trusted it their entire lives, breaking that down is heartbreaking for them. So they’ll either stand idle and not vote or worse, vote against our progressive policies. Speak to them. Vote.
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Marianne, we need that passion in red states like mine. We need new and motivated voters energized and passionate enough to volunteer and knock doors, but most importantly to vote.
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A humongous wave of passion is great - but when it is a reaction and not a response, we will be going around in circles.
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