#2025 election

[spartanlocke]

Hi so if you see this post on twitter, do not listen, do not retweet it.

I understand people think voting third party will magically solve our problems, but it won't. Mainly because the electoral college is quite literally rigged by Democrats and Republicans against third parties to prevent them from winning. And this mindset that "if just enough people vote third party we'll win!" is one of the major reasons Trump won in the first place.

And I need to you listen, ok? I need you to listen closely.

If Trump wins, we'll lose the entire Democratic party, he'll have personal control over the military to go after anyone who opposes him, including other politicians and protesters. Pornography will be criminalized alongside surrogacy, contraceptives and divorce. KOSA will be implemented and anything even slightly "unchristian" will be censored on the internet. Women will be forced to marry their rapists, immigrates will be forced out of the country, queer people will be massacred, and PoC and disabled people, all of us, will lose our rights.

This. Is. Not. The time. To be gambling. With third parties.

Additionally, Cornel West is only available on ballots in two states, meaning most people can't vote for him. On top of that he supports Russia and wants to disband NATO, praised Reagan, and owes half a million in taxes and child support. He's not going to fix our problems, and with so few states even offering the option to vote for him, he's basically already lost.

Do not vote third party. Do not gamble our future. Biden is our best chance at stopping Trump and Christofacism, just vote for him.

[morisbasement]

2025 us presidential election who yall pickin

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[meowierz]

collab when?

[theatrekidenergy]

[snailpaste]

Project 2025 is seeking to ban abortion by reviving an old anti-obscenity law called the Comstock Act.

The Comstock Act would ban "Every obscene, lewd, lascivious, indecent, filthy or vile article, matter, thing, device, or substance".

Not only does that have profound repercussions for women, women's rights, and the autonomy of everyone, but it could ---and very likely will--- be used to persecute anything remotely LGBT-related.

[eggsinthewind]

Vote because there are people who can’t. Vote because people from other countries will be affected by the outcome. Vote because your ancestors couldn’t. Vote because people fought for the right to. Vote because people are still fighting to. Vote.

[gh0stguts]

trying not to go full doomer here so like what do we think realistically is going to happen during the next 4 years

[bipolarlysilly]

No hate to anyone, if you don't like it, just ignore it or don't read it. Just my opinion on stuff.

I keep seeing this stuff everywhere, so here is my opinion. All politicians are inherently evil, and I love listening to people argue over "Trump VS. Biden" because bro, they're both shit and will ruin America more then the previous politicians already have. Welcome to earth, where we are run by hush money, racism, sexisim, and narcs who think they're better then everyone because they have blind followers and money.

[sup3rsp0r3]

If you are in America, I am BEGGING you to read this, your safety is 100% on the line. This is the project 2025 bill, it is a ~900 page description of everything that will happen if former president Trump is elected into office in the 2025 election. Please share this, spread this around, this is VERY IMPORTANT.

[sparklerzii]

president springtrap 2025!!!!

[themunflower]

Project 2025 ain't gonna roll out all at once. So what we're gonna wanna do is make passing each individual part of it as difficult as possible, so there's less to undo once we finally get this country back on the rails.

[morisbasement]

Trump won, guys. It's all over.

Now if you live in the US as a member of any if these demographics, expect our fucked up society to rip your rights away that you fought so hard for.

Autistic/ any other mental disability

Depression and other mental health issues

Cluster abc

Physically disabled

Queer

Intersex

Live off disability benefits

Female

Trans

People of color

Any religion other than Christian

Palestinian or Arab

Immigrant

Non-english speaking

Sex worker

Low or middle class

Trump is the new Hitler. I at 15 shouldn't be having panic attacks over my right to live in my own country.

I had more faith in humanity than this. I was wrong.

[azeutreciathewicked]

This is the type of analysis that we should pay attention to. It's moderate in language, doesn't try to hype up strong emotions, and gives historical context and other warrants (evidence) to back up the claims.

The call to action is boring but sensible.

Good politics is fact-driven and process-driven. While advertising and engagement may seen high-emotion and high-energy, the strategy behind it should be methodical and practical.

A lot of people keep falling into a trap of investing too much on a personal emotional and hype level. That's for the sports fans because they won't do the rational and smart thing and vote for a good candidate; they will vote for a candidate they get hyped over. If you consider yourself smart and want to be an effective activist, you have to see past that to the strategy. Learn how politics is done, get connected to an organization, work in the process in the next two years: 2025 and 2026 elections have lots of stuff going on, especially locally.

The more you know from experience and have in terms of skill building, the better prepared you will be to make a positive difference in 2028. But you gotta start training now.

[cyarskaren52]

[justahumblememefarmer]

Putting some positivity out there about the election

Harris has raised a record amount of money from small donors after Biden dropped out, in addition to being able to access all the funds from their campaign they already had

Trump is deeply unpopular and people have already seen the chaos that 4 years of his presidency would bring. A lot of people have been energized to vote against him, even if they're not fond of Dems

Polling showed a red wave for Republicans in the 2022 midterms, and yet they only barely had control of the House, and couldn't even agree on a Speaker for a historic amount of time. Dems also increased their lead in the Senate. Historically, midterms favor the opposition party and have lower turnout, so this is a good sign for the House in 2024

Dems are fighting back in swing states. PA and GA both put in Democratic senators in the midterms

In my home state of PA, I am from Bucks County, which is a swing county for the state. Moms for Libery took over the school board and used it to attack queer students, enact book bans, and funnel money to themselves and the superintendent. At the most recent election, Dems turned out and took back every single open seat, ousting the board and superintendent. Worry about similar takeovers in surrounding school boards also increased turnout

Abortion rights are on the ballot in many states, which has been a winning issue for Dems and increased turnout

Republicans were prepared to attack a feeble old Biden who isn't the strongest speaker. I don't think they expected him to actually drop out, and they now have to put an 78 year old convicted felon up against a prosecutor

Awareness of Project 2025 and it's contents has entered the public sphere and is being much more openly discussed on the news. While Trump has insisted he has nothing to do with it, most of the authors worked in his administration and Trump has worked closely with the Heritage foundation

Feel free to add more things on this thread, but the most important thing is to get out there and VOTE

Vote for President

Vote for Senators

Vote for Congresspeople

Vote in your local elections

Vote Blue down ballot