A lot of Democrats feel the same way about "losing control of their party". Keep track of any who say that and vote them out, too. The party is not about them, it's about the voters and if what the voters want changes, they'd better change with it or get the hell out of the way.
Out with the old established Democrat "I accept bribes" politicians in with the new for the people Democrat politicians. Socialism is a good thing, do not let them tell you otherwise.
The ratio of each party's AIPAC supporters isn't the same. Keep that in mind. Vote progressive in Democratic primaries. Vote Democrat in the midterms and general always.
Less than half of dems support pacs or aipac while republicans unanimously support AIPAC. So using science we can demonstrate they aren't even close to the same.
With regards to Israel both parties are the same. The only difference is democrats are voting out AIPAC, and republicans are on their knees making like circus seals.
"In a sweeping affirmation of his affordability-focused agenda, all three congressional candidates endorsed by Mamdani in a set of contested Democratic primary elections declared victory Tuesday night." From https://www.democracynow.org/2026/6/24/new_york_election
The Tea Party took over the Republicans in two election cycles by primarying incumbents they didn't like and showing up in force on election day regardless of whether or not their guy won said primary. This showed the party brass they were both a reliable voting bloc and a politically dangerous group to ignore. There is no reason we can't do the same, as last nights election results prove.
More afraid that if this keeps happening the IDF, Mossad, whatever are just going to fucking kill him. :( Like they are NOT going to LET the people change what's beneficial to them without a fight, and they aren't going to suffer the idea that they'll just change things next voting cycle. :( They will not go peacefully, it will be violent.
Exactly. Sitting out elections as a protest just tells the people running that you're unreliable and your voice doesn't matter. Showing up and voting in primaries and general elections makes your voice heard. Really really need to drill that in to people's heads to counter the decades of "oh, you're not 100% satisfied with your Democrat candidate? Just don't vote, let the Republicans win, that'll show them!" propaganda that's been pushed so hard.
I've been telling ****ing progressives to do this for ****ing over a decade now. It works better than not voting and then rage quitting because Bernie isn't crowned king just because they really, really want it.
OH MY GOD YES. I voted for Bernie in the '16 primary and watching my fellow Bernie supporters lose their shit and spend the year tearing down Hillary because they didn't get their way was infuriating. Too many progressives decided it was more important to punish a perceived sleight than it was to actually advance the agenda, and we've been paying for it ever since.
Agreed - that's the thing, the people who get "punished" the hardest aren't the people who lose the election. It's ALL OF US who now have to deal with POS conservative politicians who are laughing their way to office. Nobody is taught a lesson, the country just becomes worse for most of us.
It really wasn't as many as you guys think it was. It was a loud minority, amplified by a lot of Russian disinfo trolls. The vast majority of Bernie primary voters voted for Hillary on election day. She unfortunately lost on her merits (and the Trump media craze).
I was a Bernie supporter and I watched it happen in real time. You don't need to defend us. Yes, most of us voted for Hillary. But Trump couldn't have won if everything hadn't fallen into place for him, and that includes the loud vocal minority who spent the year trying to tear Hillary down because they felt slighted.
This is revisionist at best and an intentional smear at worst. Bernie bros didn't cost Hillary the election. 1) She failed to campaign properly in battleground states like Wisconsin and Michigan. 2) The Comey letter regarding her email server 11 days before the election did a lot of fucking damage. 3) There was a literal troll campaign by Russia against her to get Trump elected
Those were also factors, but they were all necessary for Trump to win. Don't tell me what I saw with my own eyes, and heard with my own ears, by people who I used to call friend.
4) She was the subject of an extremely effective smear campaign for nearly two decades prior to her campaign. She was not a good candidate for that reason.
Much more of this and he's going to have more to worry about than opposition research. His movement is quickly reaching the point where the establishment starts looking for a nutjob fall guy interested in a "2nd Amendment Solution". I hope he has an excellent security detail. I'd donate to it if I could.
At first, I thought you meant Schumer, and I was about to reply "I wouldn't." But then I realized you meant Mamdani. Then I was like that meme where the guy is nodding, points upward vaguely, and says "Yeah."
He was visibly angry earlier this week while taking questions when people wouldn't stop asking him about his meeting with Graham Platner. I must have watched it 4 or 5 times.
urusername2
Stop the Genocide! And, the USA should NOT be a Nazi country!
Resistance1000
A lot of Democrats feel the same way about "losing control of their party". Keep track of any who say that and vote them out, too. The party is not about them, it's about the voters and if what the voters want changes, they'd better change with it or get the hell out of the way.
Theshnazzyone
All the credit goes to the people who vote in their party's primaries.
Draygen
Doing my part with James Talarico!
Aranon1183
Every one of Mamdani's picks won! Lol
Morneblade
Decitron
TheZerax
I expect he knew how perfect a meme this would create.
leviaton
Does this not have audio or is it me?
Decitron
There's no audio.
flordelasantillas
Out with the old established Democrat "I accept bribes" politicians in with the new for the people Democrat politicians. Socialism is a good thing, do not let them tell you otherwise.
woozle
InablueMule
I used to know a somewhat klutzy person that dreamed about train hopping. Only way would be with a ladder if it was stopped.
jtthemediocre
Awww... did someone get addicted to AIPAC money? https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1Y2R0bmNieDRhbWk1NnN6cjlqbGp2M3I3YTIydGRudmZxN3o4d3prOSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/PV20uW90pfZSSr26eJ/200w.webp
CaptSchmidtGaming
thats sad. Pro AIPAC Dems? what even is politics? shit like that makes me feel like both sides are the same
Terran81
Been that way a long time. Just not many people knew about it.
Eyeetsass
Did you know that dumb ends in a b? I hear most people don’t know that.
BellsTheorem
The ratio of each party's AIPAC supporters isn't the same. Keep that in mind. Vote progressive in Democratic primaries. Vote Democrat in the midterms and general always.
enderite
I feel like it’s just clearer to say
“those who support taking genocide blood soaked money from the worlds greatest villains.”
A bit wordy. Gotta clean it up a bit.
Kbantar
Authoritarian war criminals s vs. child raping murdering fascist monster authoritarian war criminals. Great choice we Americans have.
Theshnazzyone
Less than half of dems support pacs or aipac while republicans unanimously support AIPAC. So using science we can demonstrate they aren't even close to the same.
demosteness
Ask a Palestinian
Eyeetsass
With regards to Israel both parties are the same. The only difference is democrats are voting out AIPAC, and republicans are on their knees making like circus seals.
lildude52ca
What context am i missing here ? What news? Now what happened.
NotThisGuyAgain
Dooting here to get the dirt. The dootdirt, as it were.
JBloodthorn
"In a sweeping affirmation of his affordability-focused agenda, all three congressional candidates endorsed by Mamdani in a set of contested Democratic primary elections declared victory Tuesday night."
From https://www.democracynow.org/2026/6/24/new_york_election
Fuckweasel
Fantastic!
labyrinthconvention
DSA? Democratic Socialists of America?
Arcadian1
Correct.
labyrinthconvention
Need to declare themselves as a caucus within the democratic party
icantbelieveistillhavetoprotestthiscrap
The Tea Party took over the Republicans in two election cycles by primarying incumbents they didn't like and showing up in force on election day regardless of whether or not their guy won said primary. This showed the party brass they were both a reliable voting bloc and a politically dangerous group to ignore. There is no reason we can't do the same, as last nights election results prove.
ElChupaNuggra
More afraid that if this keeps happening the IDF, Mossad, whatever are just going to fucking kill him. :( Like they are NOT going to LET the people change what's beneficial to them without a fight, and they aren't going to suffer the idea that they'll just change things next voting cycle. :( They will not go peacefully, it will be violent.
Jarjarthejedi
Exactly. Sitting out elections as a protest just tells the people running that you're unreliable and your voice doesn't matter. Showing up and voting in primaries and general elections makes your voice heard. Really really need to drill that in to people's heads to counter the decades of "oh, you're not 100% satisfied with your Democrat candidate? Just don't vote, let the Republicans win, that'll show them!" propaganda that's been pushed so hard.
ToSisPoS
Yes, it’s why we’re about 17 seconds from midnight on the atomic clock right now. But that Kamala sure did laugh.
icantbelieveistillhavetoprotestthiscrap
Yep. Threatening to withhold your vote does less than nothing. Threatening to primary them gets you noticed. It really is that simple.
ButtscratchMcPherson
I've been telling ****ing progressives to do this for ****ing over a decade now. It works better than not voting and then rage quitting because Bernie isn't crowned king just because they really, really want it.
icantbelieveistillhavetoprotestthiscrap
OH MY GOD YES. I voted for Bernie in the '16 primary and watching my fellow Bernie supporters lose their shit and spend the year tearing down Hillary because they didn't get their way was infuriating. Too many progressives decided it was more important to punish a perceived sleight than it was to actually advance the agenda, and we've been paying for it ever since.
pangolinx
Agreed - that's the thing, the people who get "punished" the hardest aren't the people who lose the election. It's ALL OF US who now have to deal with POS conservative politicians who are laughing their way to office. Nobody is taught a lesson, the country just becomes worse for most of us.
FiveShiftOne
It really wasn't as many as you guys think it was. It was a loud minority, amplified by a lot of Russian disinfo trolls. The vast majority of Bernie primary voters voted for Hillary on election day. She unfortunately lost on her merits (and the Trump media craze).
icantbelieveistillhavetoprotestthiscrap
I was a Bernie supporter and I watched it happen in real time. You don't need to defend us. Yes, most of us voted for Hillary. But Trump couldn't have won if everything hadn't fallen into place for him, and that includes the loud vocal minority who spent the year trying to tear Hillary down because they felt slighted.
Corin
This is revisionist at best and an intentional smear at worst. Bernie bros didn't cost Hillary the election.
1) She failed to campaign properly in battleground states like Wisconsin and Michigan.
2) The Comey letter regarding her email server 11 days before the election did a lot of fucking damage.
3) There was a literal troll campaign by Russia against her to get Trump elected
icantbelieveistillhavetoprotestthiscrap
Those were also factors, but they were all necessary for Trump to win. Don't tell me what I saw with my own eyes, and heard with my own ears, by people who I used to call friend.
FiveShiftOne
4) She was the subject of an extremely effective smear campaign for nearly two decades prior to her campaign. She was not a good candidate for that reason.
dynamojoe
Schumer is frantically flipping through his Rolodex trying to find someone with leverage on this Mamdani guy.
netharia
Frantically trying to figure out how he's going to spin it harming The Baileys
enderite
He’s probably too busy sucking bibi’s dick to find the time.
amdkenobi
Nah bibi probably smacked him off and yelled at him about this.
BobbalishBobbus
Maybe he can check with the Baileys
IIXRandomXII
Lol I was going to make that same comment
Skizzlesnap
Schumer’s next along with every other Israeli bought candidate.
meme2zombie
He's not that proactive.
or0b0ur0s
Much more of this and he's going to have more to worry about than opposition research. His movement is quickly reaching the point where the establishment starts looking for a nutjob fall guy interested in a "2nd Amendment Solution". I hope he has an excellent security detail. I'd donate to it if I could.
TI99Kitty
At first, I thought you meant Schumer, and I was about to reply "I wouldn't." But then I realized you meant Mamdani. Then I was like that meme where the guy is nodding, points upward vaguely, and says "Yeah."
michaeloberg
Looking through Zillow for retirement homes in NY. He's toast
icantbelieveistillhavetoprotestthiscrap
Yep. Mamdani on his own could have been written off as an anomaly, but this shows there's momentum.
ignorancy
Mam-entum you might call it
necessity
He was visibly angry earlier this week while taking questions when people wouldn't stop asking him about his meeting with Graham Platner. I must have watched it 4 or 5 times.
ChiLLeCheeze
Got a video? I'd love to see it. Maybe one day he'll have a heart attack.
micuu
A sample: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FLF2qIRm_CI
I think the full thing goes on for like 3 minutes
TheFastpaws
I enjoyed it but fuck that decrepit piece of shit.
necessity
That was the one. tyvm for finding it.
BuckFudddy
that was glorious to watch
He11ie
Yes. Yes it was.