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Cat's avatar

Democrats are held to a higher standard and republicans are held to no standards at all. The ruling class is getting anxious. As they should.

God's avatar

For me the standard is don’t be corrupt and controlled entirely by billionaires.

The Fact And Just The Facts's avatar

I’m sick of hearing about the big divide between Democrats. I think most of it is either click desired or Republicans sowing doubt. What am I saying? There are no republicans only MAGATS. It’s good to see the money thrown at elections doesn’t matter. Listening South African Nazi? Nah! Okay. The rest of us know, it’s boots on the ground and whether you can provide for your family.

God's avatar

The divide exists whether we want to talk about it or not. It exists because billionaire donors control the DNC. It’s why we have lost so much heretofore.

Sarah3000's avatar

People are tired of giving money and power to Isreal. They have massacred so many in Palestine. Hayley was pro-Isreal so she lost. Time for a change, no more money or weapons for Isreal.

Sally Joy Rubin's avatar

So cool that El-Sayad won.

Elaine Brickwood's avatar

No to Blanche the crook👎💀💩🤑🤢🤮

Richard's avatar

Amen!

Richard's avatar

Btw, Trump and Natalie Harp were shit posting on truth social. It’s a AI photo of Trump dressed up in a military uniform and he’s standing between General MacArthur and General Patton. I’m like: WTF is this shit! Both of those General’s would slap the shit out of Trump and say: WTF is wrong with you!

Leu2500's avatar

As of 7:15am, AP hasn't called it. Less than 20K votes separate the 2, Wayne county (large population center) isn't all in yet - seems to be mail in votes - & Stevens has been doing well there. I don't really care, but the El Sayed - aligned polling with its 15% lead seems even more suspect than it did before election day.

God's avatar

Stevens already called to concede.

Richard Cestone's avatar

After seeing the results. It was a close race. And I noticed the combined total of Haley Stevens and Mallory McMorrow (who dropped out several weeks back) was greater than AES. The other concern is that because this was an open primary, there may be some if not many who voted for AES are actually republican hoping he'll win because he is easier to beat. The biggest problem with this primary is that it exposed the wedge issue being Israel or Palestine. Pick your poison. The Democrats should unite behind AES if he is to win the general. But with that there will be no guaranteed victory.

Gisele Dubson's avatar

Nobody is ever guaranteed a victory. Dems must unite behind him now.

Maria 🇮🇪's avatar

Abdul El-Sayed Comhghairdeas!☘️

Doris's avatar

I’m not so optimistic. Michigan has an open primary. How many of El-Sayed’s votes were from republicans who believe he will easily be beaten in the general election by republican Mike Rogers? There is a reason why dems in Michigan poured so much money into his opponents campaign. As a union supporter who worked with the Obama administration to help save the auto industry, who would have been much harder for Roger’s to beat.

This isn’t the big win you think it is. In fact, it may be a tragedy for both Michigan and the entire country.

God's avatar

It’s a win against the billionaire controlled establishment. Yes, we still have to win the general. We have earned to right to try. Vote blue!

deniway's avatar

FYI - sorry but this race is still too close to call. And there will probably be a recount because it is so close and so we wait......

God's avatar

Stevens already called to concede.

Derek Smith's avatar

I had such high hopes for Mallory