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My brother in Christ you've already seen the response to Project 2025, you think policy will be a better angle of attack?
I honestly think there's been a shift in the American population. I don't know if it's just a new generation coming into voting age, cultural influence from social media or a reduced effectiveness of Red Scare type propaganda - probably all of them and more I'm forgetting.
Regardless, I don't think "progressive" is a ticket killer anymore. Harris doesn't seem to either since she leaned into it with Walz. Hell, isn't Bernie still *the" most popular politician in America?
She just needs to mimic Walz's disarming responses to accusations of socialism and progressiveness and they've got nothing.
This is all from Bernie waking a generation up and opening their eyes to what could be. It's been over 8 years since he first ran and got into the spotlight. Millennials woke up, and saw that there is another option, now a lot of their children are of voting age in a generation that doesn't listen to 24 hour news cycles that just fear monger, they aren't scared of the immigrants or trans people. Bernie may not have been elected but he pushed generations to realize how fucked we are and that their is something to do about it. He pushed Harris to pick Walz. He mobilized the grassroots that have now hitched up to Kamalas wagon. Hopefully, things keep trending the way they look like they are. Bernie has done more good already than any president in my lifetime. Even if he hasn't made massive policy change, he made a few generations become sentient and numbers are what we need.