All of those are center-right policies, tinkering with the mechanics of a fundamentally neo-liberal system, when that system is slowly crushing us (57% of Americans living hand-to-mouth). Imagine why voters aren’t fired up to come out and support a boost to, say, semiconductor research spending to strengthen U.S. supply chain resilience.
All of those are center-right policies, tinkering with the mechanics of a fundamentally neo-liberal system, when that system is slowly crushing us (57% of Americans living hand-to-mouth). Imagine why voters aren’t fired up to come out and support a boost to, say, semiconductor research spending to strengthen U.S. supply chain resilience.
Called it: n n n n n n n n not good enough.
Want more? They have to walk before they run. Right now y’all don’t even want the walking, you’d rather protest no vote in Trump lol.
Or: Aka you’ll never show up, so why would they cater to you? Why would they cater to the voter who will quite literally never show up.
*Ps I also like how you don’t respond to the rail bit, your whole big argument.
In what world is green energy right (sorry, center right) wing. This is… insane is the best word I can find. Ciao.
You’re surprised that something that’s not good enough is… not good enough?