[nozzlegear]

So it's just a matter of not following the right democrats on the right social media platform? They just need to tweet storm more where you can see it?

> while holding unto their hard pro-Israel line which already cost them the previous election.

Kamala Harris lost because of the economy, inflation, and a mismatch in perceived values among Asian and Hispanic voters. She did not lose because the election was any sort of referendum on Israel or Gaza – progressives want that narrative to be true because it was a core issue for them, but the data doesn't back it up:

https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/americans-hate-inflation-more-...

https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/what-drove-asian-and-hispanic-...

[thrance]

I find the links you provided uninteresting. Americans only care about what they're made to care about. Trump ran on inflation and oil price, accusing Biden every step of the way, negatively polarizing enough voters against his opponents. This was very successful and got him elected. Now that inflation and oil prices are worse than they ever were under Biden, why are so few complaining about it? Because the Democrats are fucking silent about it. Where are the Trump "I did this" stickers on gas pumps? Why aren't Democratic leaders going on TV daily to blame Trump for the crisis he 100% manufactured?

> Kamala Harris lost because of the economy, inflation, and a mismatch in perceived values among Asian and Hispanic voters. She did not lose because the election was any sort of referendum on Israel or Gaza – progressives want that narrative to be true because it was a core issue for them, but the data doesn't back it up:

The DNC decided to hide their own post-mortem of the 2024 election because it pointed to their unwavering support of Israel as one of the biggest reasons they lost. How do you fit this in your narrative?

https://www.axios.com/2026/02/22/dnc-2024-autopsy-harris-gaz...

Also, interesting read if you have some time:

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/02/17/opinion/focus...