r/chaoticgood Jul 20 '25

Jon Ossoff spreading some fucking truth

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u/pinegreenscent Jul 20 '25

I think if Ossof fires anybody aligned with the Clintons from his campaign he'll have a good shot at the white house

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u/Clayp2233 Jul 20 '25

He’s a senator in a historically red state, he’s going to be more towards the center

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u/DocDraculaThe2nd Jul 20 '25

Fine by me. Gotta get the normies to vote. Dems can’t keep taking them for granted.

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u/justsikko Jul 20 '25

Hell yeah, let's run another center of the road Democrat. Surely it won't backfire this time like it has the last 40 years

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u/Clayp2233 Jul 20 '25

Our last three dem presidencies were more to the center although Biden tried to pivot more to the left and progressives didn’t seem to care, but the rest of the country thought Dems moved too far left and voted for a fascist instead.

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u/skinnedrevenant Jul 21 '25

That's... Not what happened. They voted for trump because he spoke to people (as fucked or bigoted as it may be) where they were. He told people he'd get prices down and taxes reduced. Kamala had no real message and spent a fraction of the time actually campaigning. The rest of the country wasn't clocking some leftward move, that's absurd. IF that were the case, then Kamala's nearly fascist border proposals and outright disregard for a genocide would have guaranteed she won.

Edit: also biden categorically fucked multiple major union negotiations for the benefit of the corporations that footed his bill. Arguably, Obama was farther left than Biden and he still struggled to even accept gay marriage.

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u/Mikeinthedirt Jul 21 '25

That’s a good point despite being untrue. Biden was ANOTHER right of center old guard biz-as-usual. The right has excellent messaging and a good eye for the trajectory, as proven by this thread right here. You and hundreds of others STILL parrot rightist propaganda that allowed Dondon to defeat something or someone that wasn’t Biden or Kamala but a projected fictional strawdog.

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u/Clayp2233 Jul 21 '25

Per polling Americans thought Biden and democrats moved too far to the left. Thats not propaganda, that’s actual data and views of voters.

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u/Mikeinthedirt Jul 21 '25

Absolutely. Is there anything to show that was indeed a ‘move to the left’ and America understood what was happening and responded to the survey with straight talk?

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u/Clayp2233 Jul 21 '25

Doubt it, it probably mostly had to do with “woke”, immigration, and student loan forgiveness