The Problem of Political Parties, and Taking Responsibility

[Stephen3141]

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/04/06/booker-democrats-take-responsibility-mistakes-00275573

(The younger American generations may not quite understand what I am saying,
as their whole political horizon has been the immediate political "weirdness.")

Biden said that he was going to hand leadership over to the younger generation.
He did not. And all sorts of voters made it clear that they did not want to vote for
a Democratic Party "mummy".

Harris should have appealed to the Moderate Middle in American voters. But
instead, she waved about themes from the far left, that alienated the Moderate
Middle (which she should have been trying to connect with.)

The Republican presidential candidate waved about the surface language of
conservatism, without speaking about specific policies. He openly denied
embracing the 2025 program, which he started to live out when he won the
election. NOW, many Republicans are objecting to the slash and burn policies
of the 2025 program.

BOTH political parties have been naive about their own position, and about the
serious reform that both parties need to carry out.

BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES are ignoring their own need for radical reform.
And, the embracing of real-world policies.

 

[Laodicean60]

I wish you guys would leave the 2025 program alone. Common sense tells me that the long list of conservative values in the 2025 program will be used because we are conservatives. I like some, and others seem too extreme. No win for any conservative, and liberals will use this talking point till Jesus comes back. Sheesh, the tribal warfare.