@Invest_44_Life@KalshiPolitics I agree he’s been too lenient. But I think a lot of the comments Thiel makes get mixed up with his due to their close relationship.
@Invest_44_Life@KalshiPolitics He’s been openly a Democrat for a long time. He openly supported Harris, he donated to Biden, and has consistently supported Democrats at presidential elections.
@M__Roberts@Rayrod22@StatusCoup@medeabenjamin Just to add to my previous comment, during these two years she has not done anything remotely similar to Thune. Republicans have been sending whatever Israel wants basically unanimously & she goes to protest against the party that isn’t in power.
They just grandstand on issues.
@M__Roberts@Rayrod22@StatusCoup@medeabenjamin My issue with them is they’re literally Chinese funded and do not truly criticize China post 2017 when she married a Shanghai based entrepreneur and started receiving Chinese money.
They criticize Democrat leadership but not Republican. They’re just there to divide.
@Samarka88480926@chakmillion He’s not wrong but he’s misleading. The Americans didn’t scam them, many of these bars weren’t cast there. The purity standard at the time some of these bars were cast (many of these were pre 1940s) was 99.5%. The standard changed to 99.9% later but the bars were already cast.
@M__Roberts@Rayrod22@StatusCoup@medeabenjamin No they’re not. She’s not a resident of NY, not one of Schumer’s constituents. She resides in DC and the guy resides in California.
They love to grandstand with Schumer but have done jack shit with Thune who controlled the last two years and still controls now.
@XxchanC@DonnieBonerino@pauliebeats183@alanscottwrites I guess we disagree, I didn’t see either of them as candidates that have wide appeal. I agree with many of your points which is interesting how we perceive it differently!
I appreciate you expressing your view clearly, it’s made it easier to understand. Let’s hope for the best!
@XxchanC@DonnieBonerino@pauliebeats183@alanscottwrites Yes much of what you said are facts but electability is what cost democrats the 2016 and partially the 2024 election. We need candidates with broad appeal. Not a candidate who can’t even get widespread support from his party.
Also Abdul received $30M from the Democrats.
@TheGreatDXA You’re about to get lynched by leftists who think it’s popular because algorithms have pushed them to all be an echo chamber and now they think their ideas are mainstream.
@est3bita@AngryJoeShow Single player is much better but the multi isn’t as good. The maps aren’t that great and it doesn’t feel as smooth as mw19 to me.
@ndroo897876@FourBeats26@pauliebeats183@alanscottwrites I agree with that, the decision was likely between $30M to Abdul or spread out in many elections. They chose betting it all on Abdul.
Maybe would’ve been smarter to spend that $30M between Florida and Mississippi.
@DonnieBonerino@pauliebeats183@alanscottwrites When did I say it was a limp across the finish line?
Abdul also received the backing of the DNC. Literally $30M worth of backing.
I’m pointing out Abdul ran against a shit candidate, in a purple state, with an unpopular president, and performed nearly the same as Annie in SC.
@IsaAyad6@pauliebeats183@alanscottwrites Abdul also faced an abysmal candidate but in a purple state. Rogers is a back to back loser. He even lost in 2024 when Trump carried the state.
Talarico faced hundreds of millions flowing in from Trump and Elon. While in a red state.
@DonnieBonerino@pauliebeats183@alanscottwrites Yes I agree all issues Abdul faced. But these moderates also contended with issues and ran in deep red states. Many of which haven’t elected a Democrat in 30+ yrs.
The results are clear, leftists carry too much baggage which moderates don’t. Which is why they face these issues.