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10. If they don't know by now, they never will.

Mon Jun 15, 2026, 11:45 AM

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Where is the Democratic message informing the people of the present crisis in America? [View all] kentuck 21 hrs ago OP

K&R spanone 21 hrs ago #1

Technology Rules, Bread Crumbs to the Masses bucolic_frolic 21 hrs ago #2

Post removed Post removed 21 hrs ago #3

Nature abhors a vacuum... kentuck 21 hrs ago #4

Americans. hay rick 19 hrs ago #8

Unfortunately, the same answer as in August 2025 usonian 20 hrs ago #5

Billionaires are addicted to tax cuts and brutal sadism dalton99a 20 hrs ago #6

Just tell people to get out and vote? kentuck 19 hrs ago #9

If they don't know by now, they never will. Martin68 19 hrs ago #10

I've knocked on a lot of doors for candidates to "get out the vote." progressoid 19 hrs ago #12

As you speak from experience, I will reconsider my opinion. Martin68 14 hrs ago #23

I'm surprised this is even asked GenThePerservering 17 hrs ago #21

Democratic messaging DOES NOT EXIST! Grins 19 hrs ago #11

Thank you. Great minds think alike. usonian 18 hrs ago #14

Ossoff and Talarico have found one. eom Exp 19 hrs ago #13

They are going after Talarico very strong... kentuck 18 hrs ago #16

Many children learn not to play with fire by getting burned. NNadir 18 hrs ago #15

Whoa, whoa, whoa! MorbidButterflyTat 17 hrs ago #17

Yes, there are a lot of messages... kentuck 17 hrs ago #18

A fine line between constructive criticism and "bashing".... kentuck 16 hrs ago #22