Michael McEleney
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Most of them, I'm sure, did not.
Do you think Democrats can learn anything from polls like this, or do you think trying to figure out why people didn't vote for them is a waste of time?
Do you think Democrats can learn anything from polls like this, or do you think trying to figure out why people didn't vote for them is a waste of time?
July 20, 2025 at 4:24 PM
Most of them, I'm sure, did not.
Do you think Democrats can learn anything from polls like this, or do you think trying to figure out why people didn't vote for them is a waste of time?
Do you think Democrats can learn anything from polls like this, or do you think trying to figure out why people didn't vote for them is a waste of time?
This poll clearly includes centrists and Republicans in addition to progressives. In fact the biggest group who selected one of the top two answers was "Republicans."
I agree that abstainers obviously fucked up, but that doesn't mean Dems shouldn't try to learn some lessons.
I agree that abstainers obviously fucked up, but that doesn't mean Dems shouldn't try to learn some lessons.
July 20, 2025 at 4:00 PM
This poll clearly includes centrists and Republicans in addition to progressives. In fact the biggest group who selected one of the top two answers was "Republicans."
I agree that abstainers obviously fucked up, but that doesn't mean Dems shouldn't try to learn some lessons.
I agree that abstainers obviously fucked up, but that doesn't mean Dems shouldn't try to learn some lessons.
What's the source for this? It's missing part of the key and I'm curious what the colors represent.
July 10, 2025 at 8:25 PM
What's the source for this? It's missing part of the key and I'm curious what the colors represent.
The bigger problem right now is that the insanely wealthy and mega corporations hold all the decision-making power in determining the kind of work that needs doing, and we need to make that process more democratic, rather than the anarchic (everyone decide for themselves) solution posed here.
July 9, 2025 at 3:04 AM
The bigger problem right now is that the insanely wealthy and mega corporations hold all the decision-making power in determining the kind of work that needs doing, and we need to make that process more democratic, rather than the anarchic (everyone decide for themselves) solution posed here.