>>95405638>I don't expect Democrats to learn any lessons about why people hate their economic policies, even if the Republicans are much worse for the country.Until mass swaths of them start dying out to open space for new blood and not just their own progeny, the party won't change and even that won't guarantee it won't just invite a new generation of bloodsuckers. They need far more leaders from working class backgrounds, who've lost friends and family to shit that wouldn't have happened in a saner country, in an environment that is increasingly hostile to people who don't fall in line to the dozens of unimaginably wealthy lobbyists like AIPAC and Ballard.
Even now the message is
>y'all should've voted for Kamalaand not anything reflective like
>maybe we should've had a real primary>maybe we should've run the runt of our last primary>maybe we should've taken better control of the narrative against a campaign that cherrypicked soundclips about gender affirming care in sports and prisons and the cost of eggs>maybe Cheney wasn't the right person to reach out to across the aisle>maybe we shouldn't have used Hillary's losing playbookJust in daily life, anecdotally, Kamala struck a chord when she came out as the nominee, wow someone that isn't old as shit debating about fucking golf, and then she was a wet fart afterward. Dems are losers and they apparently have no incentive to change and win because they're most of them are still elites at the end of the day.
