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After her defeat, Kamala Harris re-emerges to weigh in on Trump
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she has shown that she is not progressive and more of a "status quo" politician. She'll get support from DNC and none from voters. Get ready for orange 2028
I think you mean right-wing.
the recent articles describing how she and biden literally did nothing to pressure netanyahu to end the genocide proves that she's worse than status quo; she's a willing participant to a genocide and defended it during the election.
genocide is only one issue, she willingly shifted all her policies "to the right" trying to lure republicans, meaning she was not about policies, she was about winning. If you have moral principles you stand by them, Bernie and AOC doing fine having the spine, DNC is hard at work supporting spineless candidates. Joe was OK-ish on many issues but he did walk away from student loan forgiveness and other things he promised. Kamala is a definite step down from Joe. US needs AOC ('cause Bernie is spent)
Biden tried to implement student loan forgiveness through the education department, but the courts shot it down. Then he piecemeal implemented it in groups where he could. It’s not his fault the legislature didn’t have a strong enough majority to pass it as a law or boost it through their budgetary processes.
i think people intentionally being starved and bombed to death is a bigger issue that posturing yourself to win an election