As left-leaning independent that voted democrats since 2006 and supported many progressive policies (centrist with immigration and fiscal policies), I admitted that your statement is true and I found Biden's leadership to be very poor, so Kamala isn't much better either. Have bad leadership could hurt their reelection and hurt other candidates of same party as well.
That left me with bad options for candidates, however Alabama is ruby state and Trump won easily. Back in 1990, Alabama was heavily moderate and conservative democrats before political realignment started in 1994. I do believe that Kamala supporters are more angry at voters who living in toss-up states like Georgia.
I don't believe in obstruction and I do think both parties in the Congress need to work together, so I know that isn't some good policies. Show the leadership and get job done to solve the problems.
We don't meet eye to eye when it comes to politics, but I do like you. You're prepared to look at things from a neutral point of view, willing to also look at the faults of your own party. That I respect.
Answer me honestly, seeing how a lot of democrats here are acting, would you say those messages would encourage swing voters to vote for democrats?
I would say no, personally.
It's a shame it all turned into a huge "us vs them" debacle, where people are being shamed for their political views. And let's be honest, the world isn't getting any better by it.
I always have to think about JK Rowling. She used to be seen as so progressive and left winged, and now she gets lynched by that same left wing. It just shows how much of a shift there has been in the last decade.










