In regards to the press and billionaires, it appears autocracy came early.
Our primary votes are being denied. A handful of self-important people have decided what Americans want.
The press, who was unable to get traction with “Biden is old” in 2020 has now a receptive audience.
The ignorati have followed along, incapable or unwilling to accept that replacing Biden guarantees a Republican win.
The rich and the media have decided we are incapable of making decisions. They know best.
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The reality TODAY is there has been little to NO DISCUSSION about policies. Yes, more people are working than in 50 years. Yes, wages are up. Yes, inflation is down. Yes, the Biden Administration has been incredibly successful.
Those things don’t matter, declares the Press and a handful of Actors and
Politicians. The only way to save democracy is to ignore the will of the people!
I don’t recall anyone but Biden when I voted in the primary. Do they not count?
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Jon Stewart says Biden should step down to save democracy. It’s funny, no one elected Stewart to make decisions about our country.
I guess his large megaphone which influences votes is more important?
He also is more concerned about Biden’s age than policies or Biden’s record.
Because of course he is.
The problem (no pun, I sorta promise), is that he is part of the plutocracy, whether he wants to admit it or not (mostly not — he is under illusion he is not part of the 1%)
@feloneouscat I agree with him and many other everyday citizens who think the same thing.
I'm not "the media". I'm not an agent of the right.
That is your prerogative.
But I have to ask, does my primary vote not count?
Do we now let those with the largest megaphone dictate policy?
Were the last 3.5 years all a dream? Have the overall policies been good or bad?
I’m in favor of continuing those policies.
Why are some Americans against it?