cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/22077561

“I’m not interested in anyone who is moving further away from the center,” said Cindy Bass, a Pennsylvania committee member from Philadelphia. “The center is where we have to be.”

They’re not going to change a thing unless people make them.

Find your local state delegate and personally tell them how you feel a centrist is only going to guarantee another Republican victory. They are listed here: https://ballotpedia.org/Democratic_National_Committee

Bernie Sanders is working behind the scenes to get a progressive in there but he can’t do it alone.

  • FlowVoid@lemmy.world
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    There is no duality in which savvy, intelligent political players arrive at “Centrism wins,”

    Obama and Clinton were centrists. They won.

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      Clinton won in 1993. The late 1900s. 30+ years ago.

      Obama’s entire campaign was on Hope for Change. And he’s the first black President ever.

      Are you really trying to argue that these are equivalences?

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        Clinton and Obama are still alive today, they are still centrist, and they are still extremely popular.

        If Trump got his way and was allowed to run for a third term in 2028, is there any doubt that Obama could defeat him?