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JoeWrote offers critical analyses from a progressive perspective, focusing on social, economic, and political issues. It critiques centrism, capitalism, and mainstream media narratives, while advocating for socialism, government intervention in services, and a reevaluation of historical figures and events through a leftist lens.

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The Ukraine Blowback Begins

76 implied HN points • 04 Mar 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Foreign Policy Military Political Commentary Geopolitics Elections
  1. America's military support for Ukraine is getting complicated and could lead to unexpected problems in the future. There are concerns that weapons could land in the wrong hands and create new conflicts.
  2. Some extremist groups in Ukraine, like the Azov Battalion, have gained power and access to U.S. military equipment. This raises worries about how they might use these weapons in the future, especially if they turn against the Ukrainian government.
  3. The situation is becoming unstable as political support from the U.S. shifts. If military aid stops, it could lead to infighting and chaos within Ukraine, making things even worse for the country.

The Good News is Fascists Always Fail

118 implied HN points • 25 Feb 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political theory Political Movements Election Analysis Public Opinion Policy Impact
  1. Fascism is a reactionary ideology that often seeks to return to a past that never really existed. This means it usually fails because it can't truly solve today's problems.
  2. Politicians like Trump might get attention by blaming others for issues, but they struggle to deliver real solutions once in power. Their promises often lead to disappointment among supporters.
  3. Despite the fear around fascist movements, they can ultimately collapse because they don't offer genuine plans for the future. People are beginning to recognize when their needs aren't being met.

Why Are Conservatives Obsessed with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu?

51 implied HN points • 27 Feb 25
🎾 Sports Cultural impact
  1. Brazilian jiu jitsu is more than just a sport; it's a way for some people to express their values and beliefs, often leaning towards a strong, masculine culture.
  2. Prominent figures in conservative circles have embraced jiu jitsu to represent their ideas of discipline and struggle, linking the sport to their political views.
  3. The sport has a controversial history tied to fascist ideals, with some of its founders and practitioners expressing extreme political views over the years.

Only Socialism Can Fix This (Gestures to The American Hellscape)

139 implied HN points • 18 Feb 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political theory Economic Policy Labor Rights Socialism Capitalism
  1. America needs more than just minor repairs; it needs a complete rethink of how power and wealth are distributed. Simple fixes won't stop the rise of aggressive capitalism.
  2. The New Deal helped many but didn't end the dangers of capitalism, which still threaten social programs like Medicare and Social Security.
  3. We must not only push for useful social policies but also ensure that the systems allowing wealth concentration are dismantled to protect those policies for the future.

Were You 'Cancelled'? Or Are You a Sheltered Elite Who Faced Consequences for the First Time In Your Priviledged Life?

107 implied HN points • 20 Feb 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Cancel Culture Political critique Media Analysis Cultural Commentary Social Issues
  1. People often claim they face 'cancel culture' when they actually just face consequences for their actions. It's not about censorship, but about accountability.
  2. Cancel culture discussions mostly come from wealthy individuals who want to avoid facing the same social standards that impact ordinary people. They fear losing their privilege.
  3. The media often exaggerates cancel culture as a threat, diverting attention from real issues like political corruption and social injustices. This creates a false narrative to avoid addressing deeper problems.
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What's the Point of The New York Times?

196 implied HN points • 11 Feb 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Media Criticism Press freedom Political Reporting Public Trust Journalism Ethics
  1. Many people don't trust traditional media like The New York Times anymore. They are turning to other sources like podcasts and blogs for news.
  2. Legacy media companies have lost readers because they often prioritize profits and sensational stories over accurate reporting.
  3. Even big newspapers can make mistakes, and if they don't admit them or improve their practices, they risk losing even more readers.

In A Time of Compliant Democrats, Resist Like Bill Burr

309 implied HN points • 30 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political strategy Resistance Movements Far Right Politics Media Critique Cultural Commentary
  1. It's important to point out that some political leaders and their supporters can be ridiculous and untrustworthy. Instead of just debating facts, it's more effective to call out their nonsense directly.
  2. When challenging opposing views, clarity is key. Use straightforward language to make your point and help others see how extreme some ideas are.
  3. Instead of being polite and compromising with those who hold harmful views, focus on resisting their ideas and building a strong community to support positive change.

This Super Bowl, Snoop Dog & Tom Brady Will Defend The Ethnic Cleansing of Gaza

189 implied HN points • 06 Feb 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Propaganda Media Civil Rights Foreign Policy Israel-Palestine
  1. Snoop Dog and Tom Brady will be seen in a Super Bowl ad that promotes standing up against hate. However, the underlying message is seen as supporting controversial views related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
  2. The Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, behind the ad, is accused of misusing the fight against hate to silence criticism of Israel. Critics believe it manipulates social justice themes to push a political agenda.
  3. Concerns are raised about how alleged antisemitism is measured and reported by FCAS, suggesting their methods might mislead the public. The focus on antisemitism may overshadow awareness of the struggles faced by Palestinians.

"The Chinese Government Will Lie to You!" said the U.S. Government the Day It Was Caught Lying to Us.

165 implied HN points • 16 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Media Criticism Foreign Policy Social media Public Opinion
  1. The ceasefire in Gaza shows what really happened during the conflict. Now that fighting has stopped, more people can report the true impact on civilians.
  2. The U.S. government and media have misled the public about the reasons behind the ceasefire and the crisis in Gaza. Many now see this as part of a larger pattern of dishonesty.
  3. Concerns over apps like TikTok highlight a divide in perception about security and media control. Some people believe manipulation is happening on both sides, questioning why they should fear one over the other.

The Political Miscalculation of the "Squid Game" Rebellion And How To Avoid It In Real Life

29 implied HN points • 13 Feb 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political theory Capitalism Cultural critique Media Analysis Social movements
  1. _Squid Game_ reflects the harsh realities of capitalism and how it affects people's lives. The show serves as a warning about chasing wealth and the struggle between different classes.
  2. Despite its anti-capitalist message, many viewers misunderstand the show and view it as a celebration of capitalism. This shows how deeply some individuals can miss the real critique being presented.
  3. In the upcoming season, the characters will focus on fighting against the oppressive system. Their mistakes in planning a rebellion mirror real-life struggles faced by working-class movements.

America First! Privatizing FEMA Will Kill Americans, But At Least the Hurricanes Will Have Patriotic Names.

68 implied HN points • 28 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political theory Nationalism Disaster relief Government Policy
  1. Nationalism can trick people into thinking they have more in common with wealthy Americans than with workers from other countries. This can stop them from standing together for better working conditions.
  2. Privatizing FEMA could lead to worse disaster relief because profit motives might take priority over helping people. This means less support for those who need it during crises.
  3. Many working-class voters may not realize that they could suffer more from political decisions like privatization. They need to focus on class issues instead of being distracted by patriotic symbols.

Thanks to a Twitter Fight, MAGA Learns Marxism the Hard Way

186 implied HN points • 31 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political Satire Political Conflict Political Ideologies Social Issues Race relations
  1. There's a big split in the MAGA group between those who focus on nationalism and those leaning towards capitalist interests. This conflict shows how complicated their alliances really are.
  2. Many MAGA supporters are starting to realize that leaders like Trump and Musk don't truly have their best interests at heart. Instead, they're more focused on making money and enhancing their own power.
  3. This ongoing fight among conservatives highlights the importance of workers' rights and class struggles against the wealthy elite who often disguise their self-interest with national pride.

True Bipartisanship! America's Ruling Class Joins Hands to Say Violence Against the Ruling Class is Never the Answer.

192 implied HN points • 10 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Bipartisanship Working Class Healthcare Corporate Power Political Discourse
  1. There's a big divide in America between the working class who face tough healthcare choices and the wealthy elite who don't understand these struggles. Many people feel sympathy for those who resort to extreme actions out of frustration with the healthcare system.
  2. Regulations and profit-driven decisions in the healthcare industry often lead to people being denied medical care, resulting in serious consequences for families. The focus on profits can make it seem like lives are less important.
  3. While some defend the actions of healthcare executives as just following rules, many believe that this mindset excuses harmful policies. The working class wants accountability from those who benefit from a system that puts profit over people's health.

Establishment Politicos Keep Pretending They're Anti-Establishment.

88 implied HN points • 07 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political theory Political narratives Public Opinion
  1. Many politicians and media figures like to act like they're underdogs, even when they're part of the political establishment. They do this to gain sympathy and support from the public.
  2. The idea of being an outsider is especially common among Republicans, who often claim to fight against the establishment despite having a lot of power. It's like the New England Patriots pretending to be underdogs while winning championships.
  3. This behavior is not just a political strategy; it affects how people see themselves and their beliefs. By framing their views as forbidden or unique, they distract from the real issues that need fixing in society.

Identity Politics Come From the Center, Not the Left.

252 implied HN points • 21 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political theory Democratic Party Identity politics Election Strategies Policy Analysis
  1. Identity politics often focuses on symbols rather than real change. It's when politicians talk a lot about supporting a group but don't actually put policies in place to help them.
  2. Centrist politicians sometimes use identity politics to appear progressive while avoiding meaningful actions. They try to win votes by using friendly language without making real changes.
  3. Instead of blaming the left for identity politics, many centrist Democrats use it as a strategy to beat more progressive candidates. They need to focus on real issues that matter to people instead of just symbolic gestures.

The U.S. Government (Probably) Killed MLK

48 implied HN points • 23 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Civil Rights Government Historical Events Conspiracy Justice System
  1. The U.S. government has sanitized Martin Luther King Jr.'s message, ignoring his critiques of economic injustice and imperialism. This creates a false image of who he really was and what he stood for.
  2. In 1999, the King family won a civil lawsuit stating that there was a conspiracy to kill MLK, which included claims of involvement from the mafia and government. This trial was not just about money but aimed at validating their fight for the truth.
  3. Many people do not believe the official story of MLK's assassination, and there are doubts about the involvement of various parties in his death. This ongoing skepticism highlights the complexities surrounding his legacy and the circumstances of his death.

How Trump Will Use the Alien Enemies Act of 1798

51 implied HN points • 21 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Immigration Legislation Political strategy Authoritarianism Judiciary
  1. The Alien Enemies Act from 1798 allows the President to remove non-citizens from countries the U.S. is at war with. This means even legal immigrants could be sent away without a trial.
  2. Trump might use the idea of a 'national emergency' to frame immigrants as threats, leading to more aggressive deportation policies against various groups, even those who are legally present.
  3. Resistance to Trump's plans should focus on the larger issues of racism and anti-immigrant sentiments in America, not just oppose him as an individual leader.

If Reality Doesn't Support Republican Politics, Then Republicans Will Change Reality.

88 implied HN points • 03 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Media influence Political propaganda Social Issues
  1. Republican politicians often change the facts to fit their agenda, especially after events like terrorist attacks. They want to support their views, even if it means spreading wrong information.
  2. The response to tragic events usually focuses on promoting fear and political goals instead of addressing real issues like mental health and gun control. This shows a lack of genuine concern for people's well-being.
  3. Mainstream media plays a role in this by sometimes giving a platform to these misleading narratives. They often don’t challenge lies, which can confuse the public about what is true and what isn’t.

After Years of Criticizing "Why I Left the Left," Ana Kasparian Leaves the Left.

321 implied HN points • 10 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political Commentary Media influence Progressive politics Conservative Politics Political Identity
  1. Ana Kasparian, a known progressive commentator, has announced her departure from the political left, claiming she wants to pursue 'intellectual freedom.'
  2. Her change in political stance comes after receiving harsh criticism online, especially after sharing personal experiences. This suggests that social media interactions significantly influenced her views.
  3. Many former left-leaning commentators have switched to right-leaning perspectives, often citing financial incentives or backlash from the left, leading to discussions about the authenticity of their motivations.

The Election That Ended Liberalism.

214 implied HN points • 07 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Political parties Political Ideologies Campaign strategies Government Policy
  1. The recent election showed that centrist liberalism failed to meet the needs of voters. Many people wanted significant change but didn't feel inspired by the Democratic candidates.
  2. Blame for the loss was quickly placed on various external factors instead of accountability within the Democratic Party. This pattern of blaming others prevents real solutions from emerging.
  3. Voters want real change and are open to both progressive ideas and Trump's platform. If Democrats don't offer appealing solutions, people may turn to extremes for answers.

Why Bidenism Failed

44 implied HN points • 14 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Domestic Policy Foreign Policy Elections Social Issues Labor Rights
  1. Biden promised that nothing would fundamentally change, which led to many Americans feeling that he didn't deliver the change they wanted. They were looking for something different from the status quo.
  2. Biden did have some successes, like creating jobs through the American Rescue Plan and appointing Lina Khan for antitrust actions. These moves showed a connection to progressive values but were seen as not enough.
  3. His foreign policy, especially regarding Israel, upset many people and overshadowed his domestic achievements. This led to frustrations that contributed to the Democratic party's losses in elections.

It's Called "The Atlantic" Because It Belongs at the Bottom of the Ocean.

51 implied HN points • 09 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Media Criticism Political Commentary Social justice Foreign Policy Cultural analysis
  1. The Atlantic has shifted from its original social justice roots to cater to a wealthy audience, often reassuring them that social issues can be solved simply by talking to politicians.
  2. It is criticized for promoting a one-sided narrative about the Israel-Palestine conflict, ignoring Palestinian voices and expressing strong support for Israeli actions.
  3. Recent articles from The Atlantic have been accused of downplaying the impacts of colonialism and genocide, suggesting that these actions might not be as bad as they seem.

Alan Dershowitz Is Phoning in His Genocide Apologia

35 implied HN points • 15 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Political Commentary Legal issues Public Opinion Media Criticism Cultural Discourse
  1. Alan Dershowitz wrote a book claiming that Israel is perfect and has never done anything wrong. This view is very controversial.
  2. The author found Dershowitz's arguments to be ridiculous and mostly laughed at how flawed they were.
  3. The piece encourages readers to question the narratives presented by Dershowitz and understand the complexities of the situation in Israel and Palestine.

Capitalists Do Not Take Risks.

130 implied HN points • 19 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Capitalism Labor Rights Economic Theory Wealth Inequality Political Economy
  1. Capitalists often claim they take risks when starting businesses, but the reality is they just risk losing money, while workers create the real value.
  2. The idea that financial risk deserves the biggest reward is flawed. Labor plays a crucial role in producing wealth and should be valued more than just money at stake.
  3. Ultimately, capitalists face the possibility of becoming workers themselves if their businesses fail, but this isn't much of a risk compared to the actual physical and personal risks that workers take daily.

"Self Defense" is a Common Excuse for Genocide.

66 implied HN points • 17 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Genocide Self defense Historical Analysis Military Affairs Colonialism
  1. The concept of 'self-defense' is often misused to justify violent actions, including genocide. Many times, countries or groups claim they are protecting themselves while their actions actually harm innocent people.
  2. History shows that justifications for violence, like 'self-defense', have been used in various genocides, such as the Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust. These tragedies remind us that this reasoning can lead to horrific outcomes.
  3. It's important to question the narrative of self-defense when it leads to widespread harm. We should critically evaluate claims made by powerful entities and hold them accountable for their actions.

"Make America Healthy Again" is a Dumb, Rich Guy's Idea of Public Health

54 implied HN points • 19 Dec 24
🏥 Health Politics Public Health Capitalism Pharmaceuticals Health Crisis Vaccination
  1. American health issues stem from capitalism, not just personal choices or corporations. This system often prioritizes profit over people's health, leading to serious public health crises.
  2. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s health campaign promises are vague and do not address the fundamental issues behind America's health problems. Instead, they seem designed to raise money rather than provide real solutions.
  3. Critics argue that Kennedy's brand of anti-corporate rhetoric is disingenuous. They point out his connections to the very industries he claims to oppose, suggesting that real change needs to come from collective action rather than relying on wealthy individuals.

Thanksgiving: The Propaganda Holiday

67 implied HN points • 26 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics History Education Social Issues Civic engagement Indigenous rights
  1. Thanksgiving is often taught as a friendly feast between settlers and Native Americans, but the reality was much harsher, involving broken treaties and violence. It's important to understand the real history behind it.
  2. The holiday has been used as a form of propaganda to promote a false sense of unity and national identity in America, while ignoring the harms done to Indigenous peoples.
  3. Recognizing the true history of Thanksgiving can help us confront the myths propagated in our education system and work towards a more honest understanding of America's past.

I'm Unconvinced by the Leftist Arguments to Withhold Votes from Kamala Harris.

102 implied HN points • 29 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Voting Rights Political strategy Political parties Activism
  1. Holding back votes from Kamala Harris won't change the Democrats to be more leftist. The party hasn't shown it learns from past mistakes, so it's unlikely to react to losing votes in a meaningful way.
  2. Trump is argued to be as bad as Harris, but Harris might be less harmful, especially for issues like abortion and workers' rights. Voting for her could prevent a more extreme agenda under Trump.
  3. It’s hard to build a strong third party or organize effectively when the left is not unified. The focus should be on organizing and reaching out to more people to create genuine political change instead of just relying on elections.

History Unknown: The CIA Bought (and Changed) George Orwell's "Animal Farm"

46 implied HN points • 12 Dec 24
💾 History Cold War Propaganda CIA Socialism Literature
  1. The CIA has been involved in many controversial and extreme actions, such as planning false flag attacks, making it hard to speak about American foreign policy without sounding extreme.
  2. George Orwell, under his real name Eric Arthur Blair, had a complicated political history, shaped in part by his experiences during the Spanish Civil War.
  3. Orwell's book 'Animal Farm' is not just about communism but a critique of the Soviet Union's style of governance, as he wanted to highlight its flaws rather than dismiss socialism altogether.

The American Government Should Buy Spirit Airlines

51 implied HN points • 03 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Public Policy Transportation Economics Government Airlines
  1. The U.S. government should consider buying Spirit Airlines instead of constantly bailing out struggling airlines. This could help create a more affordable flying option for taxpayers.
  2. Creating a public airline would allow the government to focus on passenger welfare and lower fares, making air travel better for everyone.
  3. Countries like New Zealand and Finland already own airlines to serve their citizens. This idea isn't new and could be a step toward improving air travel in America.

The Capitalist is Useless.

92 implied HN points • 15 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Capitalism Socialism Economic Theory Labor Rights Wealth Inequality
  1. Capitalists were once important for society by helping to build industries and trade. Now, they are seen as less useful because most work is done by the people, while capitalists take the profits without doing much themselves.
  2. Modern technology comes a lot from public funding and resources, showing that capitalists often profit off ideas created by the public. So, people can question what actual role capitalists play in today's economy.
  3. Instead of relying on capitalists, society could benefit more from worker-owned businesses and government-managed industries. This would allow everyone to get fair value for their work and reduce exploitation.

Please Donate to This Fundraiser for a Gaza Refugee

35 implied HN points • 06 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Humanitarian Aid Fundraising Social justice Charity
  1. A fundraiser is set up to help a Gaza refugee buy food for his family. Any amount you can give will make a difference.
  2. Donations as small as $5 are encouraged, and the person organizing it verifies that the donations will go to a legitimate source.
  3. If you donate and comment on the post, you can receive three free months of premium access as a token of gratitude.

The Election Won't Save Us. What Will?

55 implied HN points • 05 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Political theory Social justice
  1. Elections alone won't bring real change; they often just keep things the same. People feel stuck and frustrated when their choices don't align with their values.
  2. To create change, it's important to organize and work together. Alone, individuals feel powerless, but together, they can make a difference.
  3. Taking even small steps, like joining a union or a community group, can help build power and connections among people. Every little action counts towards making a better world.

Tariffs: The Good, The Bad, and The Trump Kind.

38 implied HN points • 12 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Economy Tariffs Trade policy Labor Rights Political strategy
  1. Tariffs can protect American jobs by making foreign products more expensive, which helps local businesses compete. However, if not used carefully, they can also hurt workers in industries that rely on those imports.
  2. Trump's current tariff strategy is broad and could lead to negative consequences for the economy. A one-size-fits-all approach may raise prices for consumers and could lead to job losses in certain sectors.
  3. Understanding tariffs is important for effective economic policy. Trump's misunderstanding of how tariffs work could result in more harm than good, making it essential to have a clear approach that balances worker needs and economic growth.

The GOP Will Try to Steal The 2024 Election by Recreating Bush v. Gore.

46 implied HN points • 22 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Election Law Political strategy Voting Rights Party Politics
  1. The GOP may attempt to manipulate the 2024 election using legal tactics similar to those in Bush v. Gore. This could lead to a court battle rather than open conflict.
  2. In the past, the Supreme Court intervened to stop vote counts, which helped George W. Bush win the presidency. This kind of judicial interference could happen again.
  3. The GOP has begun filing numerous lawsuits to challenge the election process, and they aim to create confusion that could benefit their candidate. Keeping an eye on court decisions will be important as the election approaches.

The Election Vindicates JoeWrote's Mission (And Shows Why You Should Support It).

33 implied HN points • 11 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Media Analysis Election coverage Political Commentary Socialism
  1. Both mainstream and independent media often fail to provide the honest and critical analysis that people need. Many people feel disappointed with how current events are covered.
  2. There is a need for media that offers realistic and hopeful solutions to societal problems, rather than just identifying issues without addressing their causes.
  3. Supporting alternative outlets, like JoeWrote, can help create content that focuses on socialist and anti-imperialist perspectives, aiming to fill the gaps left by traditional and independent media.

Inoculate Yourself Against Anti-Worker Media Attacks

49 implied HN points • 08 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Labor Rights Media Critique Corporate Influence
  1. Workers often face media attacks that label them as greedy when they strike for better pay. This narrative ignores the profits the companies make and the hard work employees do.
  2. Demands for protections against automation are important to workers. As technology advances, workers worry about being replaced, so unions fight for rules to protect their jobs.
  3. Media claims that striking workers are hurting everyday Americans create division among workers. It's crucial for all workers to support each other to combat these misleading narratives.

DNC Consultants Made Millions on the Harris Campaign. But They Still Can't Afford Mirrors.

27 implied HN points • 14 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Political parties Consulting Campaigning Political media
  1. Democrats and Republicans are more focused on their own interests than just winning elections. This means they may not take the best actions to help people.
  2. After losing the election, many Democrats blamed others instead of reflecting on their own mistakes. This shows a lack of accountability in the party.
  3. Building independent political power for working-class communities is needed because relying on established parties hasn't worked well. It's time for a change.

Why is my Electric Company Using Uber-Style Surge Pricing?

33 implied HN points • 31 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Capitalism Energy Policy Economic Theory
  1. Xcel Energy is using surge pricing for electricity to increase profits, especially during peak hours. This could make it hard for people to manage their bills.
  2. The idea that capitalism leads to innovation is challenged, as many believe companies find new ways to charge more rather than truly improve consumer life.
  3. Consumers feel trapped by energy monopolies, and experts suggest shifting towards public utilities for better service and prices.

Inside the Trump Campaign's Voter Turnout Cluster F@#k

32 implied HN points • 24 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Elections Campaigns Voting Political parties Political strategy
  1. The Trump campaign is struggling to connect with swing voters. This means they might lose important support needed to win the election.
  2. Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA were hired to lead voter turnout efforts, but their approach has been ineffective and caused frustration among GOP strategists.
  3. Elon Musk has taken over some of the campaign's organization efforts, but his methods have also raised concerns about effectiveness and honesty in the voter turnout process.