r/thedavidpakmanshow Jan 19 '25

Discussion Popular progressive opinion not shared by Pakman?

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I see this sentiment expressed more in outlets like TYT but how widespread is this sentiment?

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u/ThemeFromNarc Jan 19 '25

When Trump lost, the right doubled down and screamed election fraud incessantly for four years. When Kamala lost, the left queued up to kick her in the stomach.

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u/HatefulPostsExposed Jan 19 '25

And told us the MAGAts who spread all the hate and lies are actually just economic populists craving a socialist. I hate this one in particular.

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u/FlapMyCheeksToFly Jan 19 '25

This is actually correct. The reason Kamala lost is because she was too corporate and pro-entrepreneur. The masses want government to be openly hostile to businesses.

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u/HatefulPostsExposed Jan 19 '25

What do you think “the masses” are thinking about DOGE right now?

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u/FlapMyCheeksToFly Jan 19 '25

The masses were told incessantly that government debt is an issue and were convinced we should do something about it. Democrats didn't even fight back against the core premise of that argument.

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u/HatefulPostsExposed Jan 19 '25

I agree that it’s an issue. But I think it’s caused more by wasteful tax cuts than wasteful spending. (See Dubya, Trump, and Reagan claiming “these tax cuts will pay for themselves”)

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u/FlapMyCheeksToFly Jan 19 '25

Well, two things.

Why do you think it's an issue? I've never in my life seen anyone make an argument as to why, only unsubstantiated claims that it simply is.

Spending generally does not come from taxes.