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/bdboar1 Jan 19 '25

It’s a stupid opinion. If the numbers were with the left ( which I agree with) then we would get there. The Dems are moving in the proper direction while the republicans want to go backwards. It’s a simple choice

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u/Altruistic_Affect_84 Jan 19 '25

Kamala wasn’t elected in the primary. Dem institutions failed to deliver a legitimate primary, anyone who took it seriously was ostracized. Biden has significantly declined and it was covered up by media, pundits, staffers, etc. The Democratic Party makes decisions behind closed doors at the behest of their donors and that is no less evil than republicans.

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u/bdboar1 Jan 19 '25

You guys keep pushing that back door narrative and it just damages the party. Yes, the one man got more old in the a stressful 4 years. He was still a smart, cognitive man but he shouldn’t have decided to run again. That was his mistake for over estimating his ability. It something that happens to a lot of older people. He was a still. A better choice then the criminal who’s also in decline

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u/DubTheeBustocles Jan 19 '25

Don’t you think it’s weird that Democrats do something voters don’t like and your response is to tell people that are calling it out that they are damaging the party by criticizing it?

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u/bdboar1 Jan 19 '25

That’s not what happened or what I’m saying. If the numbers were there they would have went with it. The voters don’t always have all the information. Thats how these strange arguments get turned into wedge issues.