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[–] pjwestin@lemmy.world 5 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Third-party voters as a whole don't matter nearly as much as the handful of Muslims in Michigan that this message is directed towards. Also, this message is not significantly different than what she's been saying since the DNC. Her big misstep wasn't her messaging on Gaza; it was ignoring the Uncommitted leaders entirely.

[–] BlitzoTheOisSilent@lemmy.world 8 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Yep, the Democrats didn't even allow a Palestinian to speak at the DNC, but they had how many Republican politicians come on stage?

The Democrats have ignored the Muslim/Arab community almost entirely this election cycle, and are now freaking out because their Status-Quo policy decisions might have cost them the election.

And when you point this out on Lemmy, you're screamed at for being a Trump supporter and wanting Gaza leveled. No, we just wanted our party leadership to reflect the wants of the majority of their constituents for once.

[–] pjwestin@lemmy.world 5 points 2 weeks ago

Exactly. The progressive base is somehow never big enough to win the Democrats the election, but if they complain at all about the party or the candidate, they immediately become large enough to cost the Democrats the election.

[sigh]...that being said, if you haven't already, please go vote for Kamala today, especially if you live in a swing state.