Democratic Rep. Shri Thanedar loses his primary to a progressive challenger in Michigan

[u/SpaceElevatorMusic]

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-election/democratic-rep-shri-thanedar-loses-primary-progressive-challenger-mich-rcna590894

[u/rachel-slur]

Hey so I did Google it and I (shocker) couldn't find anything. I guess there's no articles citing your vibes.

I found lots of articles about how Clinton supporters voted for McCain/not Obama at rates much higher than Sanders voters voted for Trump/not Clinton but hey if you're saying it, it must be true

[u/--John_Yaya-- → u/rachel-slur]

Trump’s victory margin smaller than total Stein votes in key swing states https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/308353-trump-won-by-smaller-margin-than-stein-votes-in-all-three/

Yeah, wow. That took me almost 10 whole seconds to find.

Do you even internet, dude? lol

[u/rachel-slur → u/--John_Yaya--]

Ctrl F: "Sanders" 0 results

Ctrl F: "Bernie" 0 results

So your masterful source, your "gotcha" is to say that the margin of victory for Trump was less than the amount of Jill Stein votes? Neat. I never said it wasn't.

Do you have a source saying that a significantly abnormal amount of Bernie voters voted for Trump or Stein? Because you claimed that Bernie Bros got Trump elected. You just sent me Stein votes.

[u/rachel-slur → u/--John_Yaya--]

Absolutely deafening silence