Jose Abreu

Seems extreme to me but ok, I guess they should continue running out old white centrists and hope for the best

I think it's the best way, but not necessarily the only way. Nevertheless, I think doing more of the same is an impossibility if the party wants to hold on to its progressive side. On this current long-term path, the Republicans will stay at their lunatic fascist state, the Democrats will become the center-right party (which they basically are right now), and a third party will inevitably have to emerge

Do you really believe that the turnout record this year was because people were passionate about Joe Biden, and not because people were either strongly for or against Trump?

To be honest, the biggest difficulty I've had in answering your question is that the vast majority of candidates who support M4A were in districts they were expected to win (maybe that means something?). With respect to contested races or ones slightly favoring Republicans, I could only find a handful of candidates who support it.

Not saying that Trump supports any of them more than Biden. Biden obviously isn't looking to overturn Roe or anything like that, but his health care plan and track record with immigration, for instance, are certainly far from what I believe "progressive" policies represent. My personal opinion is that a candidate running on M4A, GND, and a more progressive immigration policy would have done better in this election than Biden. I fundamentally disagree with the idea that Democrats need to move right to capture Republicans/centrists frustrated with Trump at the expense of strong liberals and leftists. I get that this is an unpopular opinion and I don't expect to convince you of it. My overall point, however, is that the people have not been given a chance to vote for a progressive agenda on this scale because Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, etc. are not progressive candidates. To use their results as proof that Americans do not support progressive policies is backwards thinking, to me.

This is my exact point. Biden doesn't represent those polls, so the people didn't even have a chance to vote for that agenda.

Maybe some didn't come out for Biden because he doesn't represent what they want? Being "not Trump" isn't enough for all voters. You can't use the Biden/Trump results to argue against progressivism. The idea that progressives will go out in droves to vote for corporate Democrats has never made sense to me

It's almost like constantly trying to cater to the 3% of Republicans who denounce Trump is worse than attempting to reach out to young and/or minority voters

For now, yeah. I'm just anxious about accusations of foul play as Pennsylvania and perhaps Georgia get their votes counted

My only worry is that this somehow gets to the Supreme Court

Yup, no matter what the actual results of the election are, tonight is a win for Trump so far

Interesting. Thanks for these updates

Not to mention he has literally admitted to assaulting women

I knew Pelosi was hated by Republicans but I didn't know she was believed to be as far left as AOC until Greg and Poppy started asserting so. Where do people even get that idea? Do they see a female Democrat and just assume she's a progressive?

My bad, that makes more sense. I just see it discussed all the time but haven't thoroughly examined the posts since it's obviously not happening

I'm not sure what this board's obsession is with trading Eloy. He'll be on the White Sox for a long time. Vaughn or Kopech will likely suffice as the centerpiece for Marquez, even with the insane value of his contract. But I don't see the Sox pulling the trigger there.

I see this has already been addressed, but I'll add that you shouldn't listen to whoever is telling you that Harris or Pelosi support socialism. AOC, sure. But the other two are as establishment capitalist as they come

No, I voted third party. I live in Illinois so my presidential vote doesn't matter anyway. The main reason I went was because the local races are up for grabs and important

I wish Biden was as far left as you think, I would've actually voted for him if so

No, because that poster has already been corrected

I wouldn't even say he has done the bolded. Nothing about Joe Biden suggests he's a leftist/socialist, as you said. It almost feels like the Trump campaign expected to run against Bernie Sanders, was surprised when they didn't, and was too lazy to change the gameplan

The name thing is even weirder now after his interview this morning. I really hope he reaches out to them by the end of the week

Thanks for sharing. We're lucky to have Fegan

Second part of that tweet is interesting. I don't think Brantley is a good fit (not sure if he can play RF anymore) and Morton allegedly wants to stay east or retire, but obviously he named them for a reason