@O__V__P@TomLasby@rahmdphd@treeaston Hypotheticals - the takeaway that i tried to say was express your opinion in the primary. If your preferred candidate wins, great. If not, then you should still vote.
The process isn’t the best (should be ranked choice) but it’s the one we have for now.
@O__V__P@TomLasby@rahmdphd@treeaston I’m sorry, but there’s like 2 legitimate people who can run without superpac money.
1 will be a senator for New York
The other is 84 years old
So idk what the “deal” crap is.
Participate in the primary, vote for who you prefer, then vote for whoever wins the primary.
@O__V__P@TomLasby@rahmdphd@treeaston Yk 1/3 of democrats is 16% of Americans. You know you need the Democratic Party just as much, right?
Otherwise no one wins and you’re just grandstanding on twitter
@hopefulravn@Bshepp87@AdamSchefter If that’s the experience then it’s no change lol - I swear you guys don’t know what it’s been like being a giants fan
I’ve noticed that inflation has not caused the boomers to update their schpeal. They’re still throwing 2012 prices around. “Maybe you could afford a house if you stopped buying $7 fancy sandwiches” and it’s like. that’s actually a pretty reasonable price for a sandwich