In Reply to: So tell me who is going to change their vote at this point? posted by Bruinfan4ever on August 30, 2026 at 12:50:32
What I'm seeing is them lining up in corporate media, trying to assure whoever their audience is that they are adamantly opposed to Hasan Piker and to a lesser extent, Abdul El Sayed.
The question of how you bring down prices and help the economy goes *straight thru" Trump's tariffs and dumb trade wars and that idiotic war with Iran. Are they screaming that from rooftops? If they are, I dunno what frequencies they are yelling at; I'm not hearing any of it. All I'm hearing in my frequencies is Piker/El Sayed. There is perhaps a need for frequency adjustments here.
The burning issue in the country right now is data centers and flock cameras everywhere. People see it, people get it and they don't lke it. Why is the Democratic Party not ahead of that curve, taking the leadership position in reaction against data centers, surveillance society, and out of control AI? Why aren't they screaming bloody murder with explosive dierrhea?
The passivity of the Democratic Party at this juncture, so close to the midterm elections, while they're busy trying to take down their own allies is political malpractice. Almost as if the consultant class of the party and its leadership are secretly on the Republican payroll or something.