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Hence the supreme court decision and the mad rush to gerrymander the fuck out of every state they can.
The DNC isn't socialist though, it's just two factions of capitalists duking it out.
While that's true, I do think that neither of those camps is willing to so much as slide back into a welfare state (even with extra imperialism on the side). The DNC doesn't want any more Mamdanis (even though he's a socdem at best), and if they think this'll prevent that, they'll let it happen, no matter how much they claim to oppose it. If there were any possibility of an actual socialist being elected, we'd see way worse than this.
Agreed! I actually think the current factional war within the DNC might make room for a third party.
We should make room for for third and fourth party candidates wherever we can. There are states that implement nonpartisan elections in some ways. Nebraska has a unicameral, nonpartisan legislature.