Trumpism may define the Republican Party. But it definitely doesn’t define election results—even in supposedly red states.
Just ask Kentucky Republican Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Daniel Cameron.
Trumpism may define the Republican Party. But it definitely doesn’t define election results—even in supposedly red states.
Just ask Kentucky Republican Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Daniel Cameron.
A lot of Democrats and Independents, including myself, will show up in the “disapproval” column for Joe Biden. I will still vote for him any day of the week over any Republican he’s up against.
As a lifelong Democrat, thanks.
As an American who wishes to retain our democracy, Thank You.
Everyone please vote responsibly in 2024.
Honestly the GOP is so disjointed right now that a third party actually has a chance if enough D’s that are fed up with Biden organize
Do we disapprove of his student load forgiveness or support of unions?
He has tried several times to forgive student loans but was blocked by Republicans in Congress and Trump’s SCOTUS. I appreciate the continued effort from Biden even with Republicans doing everything in their power to crap on students. And unions for that matter.
His support of unions begins and ends with election season. Did we forget what he did to the rail unions when they dared to ask for sick days?
Support of unions that stops when the strikes would actually do something, and starts up again during an election season. Can’t have the rail unions strike for 3 more days and ruin my economic record, even if that would not only support workers rights, and be better for the economy in the long-term but also prevent chemical spills like in Palestine Ohio.