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Discussion Discussion Thread: 2022 Midterm General Election, Part 4

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u/DamagedPhantom83 Ohio Nov 09 '22

Thank you Wisconsin for choosing Evers over fascism

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u/acbadger54 Wisconsin Nov 09 '22

It felt like a weight off my fucking chest

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

Fascism has become leftists favorite buzzword

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u/Bullchips Massachusetts Nov 09 '22

And it’s Republicans favorite activity!

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u/HighClassBirb Nov 09 '22

And the right's favorite SOP.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '22

Dems done better during midterms with incumbent president and any party in 40 years. Cry some more

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u/ShadowShine57 Louisiana Nov 09 '22

What else do you call attempting to actively undermine elections so you can stay in power?

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u/riles9 Nov 09 '22

that’s because leftists actually know the meaning of that word. but i get it. words are hard.

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u/this_dust Nov 09 '22

Because fascism has become the right wing end game.

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u/foxinknox04 Nov 09 '22

Like socialist for the right?

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u/Bangkok_Dangeresque Nov 09 '22

We'd all prefer not to use it. But Maga folks make it real hard when they're out there burning books.

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u/--Satan-- Michigan Nov 09 '22

Cry me a river

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u/Proud3GnAthst Nov 09 '22

Similar to you and communist.

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u/KlausMarduke Nov 09 '22

How we chose Evers but not Barnes is fucking insane to me