That counts as a policy? I don’t think an individual action count as a policy. Unless the policy is “leaving any occupied territory”, but that’s not a policy of neither party.
There was also the whole thing where leaving Afghanistan was an operational disaster due to timelines put in by the Republicans who made that decision.
As long as the US continues to use first past the post for voting on these things, voting for the lesser of two evils is the only actual option we have. Voting independent in these races is effectively throwing your vote away at best.
It’s because the GOP knows that more voters means they lose. Centrists don’t exist. There’s no middle ground between Ds and Rs anymore.
No one is 50/50 on Trump.
VOTE
There are tons of people who don’t know anything about political ideology that are 50/50 on Trump.
Prove it. The numbers from the 2016 and 2020 election say entirely different.
Centrists do exist and will always exist. Regardless how bad or good things are.
The problems is both sides have at least 1 great and 1 terrible policy or stance.
We need more sizeable parties options, or at least vote for them.
That way people can vote for parties that best fits them.
Note: voting for the lesser of two evils, won’t solve the problem. Just make things worse overall. We can all see that
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Withdrew from Afghanistan
That counts as a policy? I don’t think an individual action count as a policy. Unless the policy is “leaving any occupied territory”, but that’s not a policy of neither party.
There was also the whole thing where leaving Afghanistan was an operational disaster due to timelines put in by the Republicans who made that decision.
They shoved you there in the first place…
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It happened under his watch, but the terms of everything were setup by Trump. Which is also why it was a gigantic fuckup.
Well, first off there’s 3 "sides.
I’d love to hear what you think is great about 1 or terrible from 3.
Those moderates tho…
Their entire deal is just staying the same distance from 1 and 3, regardless of how illogical that is.
Name one great Republican policy.
As long as the US continues to use first past the post for voting on these things, voting for the lesser of two evils is the only actual option we have. Voting independent in these races is effectively throwing your vote away at best.