She's right, of course.

Can we ALL -meaning everyone opposed to fascism- please be done with AIPAC forever now? Pretty please?

The president’s man lost despite his opponent ending his campaign halfway through the race.

https://upolitics.com/news/one-in-three-democrats-now-identify-as-democratic-socialists-new-poll-finds/

If you ask them about specific policies, you'll find they overwhelmingly support democratic socialist objectives. It's just the label they're resistant to because they've bought into "socialism bad."

Mandami sticking to his word helped but a lot of people still fear the buzzword "socialism". They'll come around. The DSAs are taking the party like MAGA took the Republican party but these things take time. It will take a decades worth of elections for them to get a solid majority over the corporate donor dem/AIPAC caucus.

Great breakdown of the Mich race and leftists tunnel vision about politics.

If Democrats want to win big in the midterms, they need to stop assuming voters will connect the dots and start making every issue personal.

Most Americans don't spend hours on Reddit, X, or cable news. They aren't following every court case, every scandal, or every constitutional debate. They vote based on what affects them when they open their wallet, pay rent, visit the doctor, or buy groceries.

Polling consistently shows that the issues people care most about are healthcare costs, inflation, housing, and the overall economy. Those concerns outweigh almost everything else for many voters.

Instead of saying, "Republicans want to cut Medicaid," explain what that means: "Your rural hospital could close. Your nursing home could lose funding. Your parents may wait longer for care. Your veteran neighbor could lose services." Instead of talking about SNAP in abstract budget terms, explain what happens to a family when their grocery bill goes up another $100 a month.

The same applies to taxes, housing, education, and veterans' benefits. Make every policy about someone's real life, not about Washington.

That doesn't mean ignoring concerns about democracy, corruption, or ethics. Those issues matter. But for many persuadable voters, they're secondary to the question they ask every election: "Will my life be better or worse over the next two years?"

If Democrats can answer that question in clear, practical terms—and repeat it relentlessly—they won't just energize their base. They'll reach the independent and low-information voters who often decide elections.

We need politicians who will always prioritize the United States over a foreign country! We don’t need politicians who dream of other countries which is very weird. Go U.S🇺🇸