

I do worry this is a honeypot or something.


I do worry this is a honeypot or something.


You don’t like personalised advertising not because it feels invasive, but because you’re scared of being predictable and\or manipulable.
Nah, personalized advertising is the slimy salesperson who pretends to be your best friend from back in high school. It’s acting like there’s a very close personal relationship using privileged information. If it were a human, it would be the creepiest and most uncomfortable conversation you could ever have.


That’d be nice but I’m thinking even simpler things that expose the MAGA-cares-about-Americans lie and avoid third rail topics. The point is to punch fatal holes in Trump’s power. Overreaching is the easiest way to blow any lead that we gain. I don’t want to sound like Seth Moulton but we’re going to get much farther by picking the right battles. The MAGA base feeds on culture war bullshit so don’t give it to them.
If you want to go international, start with Ukraine and Iran. We don’t even need to investigate the kompromat. Just pass a bill with undeniable support for Ukraine - missiles, intel, etc.
Dems should start holding daily WH-style press conferences in a dedicated space. Give it enough gravitas that the right wing news can’t ignore it.


Obama was a community organizer, a Constitutional scholar, and holds a law degree from Harvard. It was his belief in the American system that gained him worldwide admiration and respect. We can’t be protesting corruption while also criticizing the incorruptible.


Yeah, it’s actually an amazing incentive to pass progressive bills that tackle affordability and inequality. Since the laws will go no where, Moderates can vote yes because they don’t have to be concerned about their leash holders. MAGA will be clearly all about culture war and oligarch power rather than their facade of caring for “real Americans”.
This is assuming the Dems can get their shit together and focus on economic and corruption issues.
Every veto is a weapon in the 2028 election. Focus on affordability: housing, energy costs, medical costs.