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Sue Seboda's avatar

Agree. Also agree that one of the more bizarre aspects of the Harris campaign was this: "For Harris to brag about the endorsement of Dick Cheney, the worst war criminal in this country, who killed millions and made the world less safe in the process, is utterly delusional."

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Mike Kostich's avatar

Thanks to alternative social media and its capacity to amplify peer to peer (“Hey, did you see this?) horizontal messaging from outside the corporate news bubble, people could still decide for themselves if they wanted to vote for the narcissist and the “weird guy” or, for the ninny and the nincompoop. Who said they couldn't “think of a thing” they'd change from the policies of the current administration. Which still include backing and funding genocide and constant and unrelenting hate mongering for all perceived enemies (foreign and domestic) at a volume level that we haven't seen in this country since the worst days of President Richard Nixon or Senator Joseph McCarthy. The corporate news bubble is still cranked up to choke off independent and objective decision making but at least for the time being, the repeated threats to (in effect) block the First Amendment have been beaten back. (But the complete flip/inversion of the 2 parties' political roles, since 2003, may be an ongoing phenomenon. If we see United States of Blackrock tools like Pompeo, Rubio, Cotton and "Finish Them" Nikki Hailly and other neocons ignored or pushed off and Democrats continue to act like the "Look the other way" Vichy Party.

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