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Originally Posted by ThurgreedMarshall
When no such candidate exists--and no matter how many times Adder says Kamala or Warren is that type of candidate, they are not--it makes sense to bring as many people into the fold as possible. And given the fact that those in the center of the political spectrum (i.e., fragile white people who need comforting) will not vote for Harris, Booker, Bernie, Warren, Buttigieg, or O'Rourke, making those on the progressive side feel included and even that their candidate is next in line, is probably the best way to go.
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I'm not sure why Warren or Beto are on your list. For Warren, is it just that she's a woman? Because "old white lady who wants to help" doesn't seem all that threatening to the fragile white people you're talking about.
I think the national perception of Beto paints him as a lot more progressive than he actually has been, so I'm not sure he actually scares those people either (although that also makes him less viable too).
