I agree. I would say I am an independent but lean conservative. At least the republicans had a primary where maybe 10% voted. Instead, under 12 people decided on who would be the democratic nominee. Then, when that was a bad choice, tossed him aside (after he did everything they told him to do) and picked Harris. Now, who is a threat to democracy?
I agree. I would say I am an independent but lean conservative. At least the republicans had a primary where maybe 10% voted. Instead, under 12 people decided on who would be the democratic nominee. Then, when that was a bad choice, tossed him aside (after he did everything they told him to do) and picked Harris. Now, who is a threat to democracy?
Only 18 million voted for Trump in the ‘20 primary. Low turnout in incumbent primaries is standard. The whole only 12 million voted for Biden thing is such a dull point and it was well known by democrats that he was too old and that his VP would not be switched with Kamala more likely they just about any VP to take over the presidency. That’s what was decided via a new incumbent primary that was just on par with every incumbent primary before aside from the candidates age and signs of oldness.
The answer to your question remains that the person who is a threat to democracy is the guy who tried to overturn the results of the 2020 election with a fake electors scheme.
I agree. I would say I am an independent but lean conservative. At least the republicans had a primary where maybe 10% voted. Instead, under 12 people decided on who would be the democratic nominee. Then, when that was a bad choice, tossed him aside (after he did everything they told him to do) and picked Harris. Now, who is a threat to democracy?
Only 18 million voted for Trump in the ‘20 primary. Low turnout in incumbent primaries is standard. The whole only 12 million voted for Biden thing is such a dull point and it was well known by democrats that he was too old and that his VP would not be switched with Kamala more likely they just about any VP to take over the presidency. That’s what was decided via a new incumbent primary that was just on par with every incumbent primary before aside from the candidates age and signs of oldness.
The answer to your question remains that the person who is a threat to democracy is the guy who tried to overturn the results of the 2020 election with a fake electors scheme.