A fundamental problem in the Democratic Party is that it now has vanishingly few politicians who can articulate this kind of point as cogently as the Republican VP candidate did here.

Or any other kind of point. It is insulting to the electorate to be presented with candidates as dumb as rocks. Like Harris and Walz.

They did it to themselves, they never hear counterpoints to their ideas because they've silenced, shouted down or censored any criticism they hear. They've been going down this path for over a decade now, the final conclusion is what we saw with the Vance vs Walz debate.

How does this not sound reasonable to most people???

But this isn’t what the republican part actually stands for at all

@willchamberlain Democrats chose the path of twerking rather than intelligent discourse. You reap what you sow.

He's just parroting something that Chomsky said ages ago, then echoed by Jon Stewart, and now JD Vance is regurgitating it as if it’s a fresh revelation. It’s the same rhetoric the marginalized left in the U.S. has been shouting into the void for years. Now, it’s being opportunistically used by someone funded by Peter Thiel, who clearly has no genuine interest in addressing the issues he pretends to care about. It feels more like he's just memorizing the lines to play the populist card while serving elite interests.

@shadihamid Politics is not a desirable career choice for our best and brightest. This is a huge problem that no one talks about.

He's a remarkably talented politician. Instead of trying to call him "Weird" or saying that he gives women "the ick" [all RW women including my wife are hot for him btw] they should have instead explained why they think his policies are wrong.

its wild to hear a Republican talk about something like this when it honestly sounds like something Bernie Sanders would say

Can’t wait for him to mop the floor with Newsome in 2028