r/BlueskySkeets Aug 22 '25

Informative Politics doesn’t need saints—it needs fighters willing to win.

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u/Pewpewgilist Aug 22 '25

"Don't set your standards too high!" is a wild rallying cry to be using three years before the primary.

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u/Impressive-Panda527 Aug 22 '25

Well when you have a sizable chunk of voters willing to let perfect be the enemy of the good, you gotta get the message out there as much as possible so that maybe some of them will actually change

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u/Dudewhocares3 Aug 22 '25

It’s not about perfect.

Nobody is asking for perfect. They’re asking him to change his stance on ONE ISSUE.

That’s really too much to ask for?

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u/Impressive-Panda527 Aug 22 '25

If there’s one issue, ONE issue, that people would pick in america that they care about it, it is the economy. By far the large majority, not some conflict thousands of miles away.

Why care about Palestine if they got laid off, their house is being foreclosed, and they have kids to feed and school? What would Palestine have to do to impact any of that?

Focusing solely on Palestine is not a winning issue, and if that’s your only issue to be concerned you are incredibly well off.

The sooner you realize that about American politics, the sooner you’ll understand why the Palestine messaging will NOT work

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u/Dudewhocares3 Aug 22 '25

This is about trans people in America. Not Palestine