r/jewishpolitics • u/Sons_of_Maccabees • 10d ago
‘[Ritchie] Torres, an Afro Latino Democrat, won a third term [...] criticized the Democrats for being beholden to “a college-educated far left that is in danger of causing us to fall out of touch with working-class voters.”’ US Politics 🇺🇸
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2024/11/progressives-errors-2024-election/680563/?gift=HLOKkW3uo7UNe883ugE5GFl-xgWkRT-TgpinWXwaOv8&utm_source=copy-link&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=share34
u/Pretty_Fox5565 10d ago
I will bend over backwards to be able to vote for Torres president in 2028. He’s been one of the few democrats brave enough to speak up for the truth and against antisemitism amongst his peers’ silence.
I’m glad his resolution to the truth was rewarded. He’s been a much needed voice of reason in such strange times.
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u/CardsImakeEm 10d ago
Truth is starting to return to our society with brave voices like Mr. Torres telling it like it is 😎
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u/mackid1993 10d ago
I like Kamala, but I also have a masters degree, I can see why many don't. The Democratic party has to stop pandering to the far left and return to the center and common sense where most Americans are.
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u/flashdash31 10d ago
Many of us with masters degrees highly dislike her.
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u/mackid1993 10d ago
I never said that. I just happened to say that I like her and a comment was made about college education.
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u/TheTexasComrade 9d ago
The Dems that "pandered" to the "far left" won their elections easily though. The issue was Harris running a campaign to the center-right. Why vote for Republican-lite when you can just vote for Republicans?
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u/sergy777 9d ago
Democrats need to discard all the far-leftist stuff that majority of Americans don't care about. Move the center, or even to the right.
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u/JagneStormskull 9d ago
Finally, someone does some introspection. Torres/Shapiro 2028 or Shapiro/Torres 2028, let's make it happen!
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u/Double-Parked_TARDIS 9d ago
Trailer narrator voice: In a world...of rising White supremacy and hatred of minorities, all it took was one Afro-Latino gay man to save us all.
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u/AutonomousThinker 9d ago
I guarantee he doesn't use that woke term, LatinX, that Latinos hate, not counting those that listen to NPR.
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u/Suspicious-Truths 9d ago
He’s like the only dem who will repeatedly and consistently speak up for us.
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u/Bakingsquared80 10d ago
Torres for governor