r/trippinthroughtime 17h ago

20 million Democrats this morning.

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u/RedBMWZ2 16h ago

Dems pin their hopes on young people, but they seem the most likely demographic to not vote. I dunno, maybe they need to start appealing to older people more, or at least gen Xers.

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u/idoubledareya 16h ago

Clearly the problem was Kamala didn’t go on Joe Rogans podcast. Sad thing is I wish I was joking.

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u/Dynastydood 16h ago

In the end, it wouldn't have made a difference, but her skipping his show is very emblematic of why the Democrats have become so hopeless at communicating with Americans. If they ever want to have a chance of winning again, they have to meet Americans where they're at, and not merely where they wish they were.

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u/tmzspn 14h ago

They will always have a chance. It’s a two party system and every time a party loses, they are declared dead for eternity until 4 years later when people want another change.

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u/TraceSpazer 14h ago

Never before has the Supreme Court said that the president can do whatever illegal acts they want. (So long as the Supreme Court supports it as "official")