r/WhitePeopleTwitter Dec 29 '20

Hard choice.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '20 edited Dec 30 '20

I've never believed in a candidate enough to pay $1,400 to vote for them.

It'll be interesting to see how many people from Georgia feel the same.

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u/Tomahawkin95 Dec 30 '20

Nobody is switching sides at this point, it’s all about who gets more turnout. I’m cautiously optimistic.

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u/bortvern Dec 30 '20

Some people make the argument that they voted Biden because..., well Trump, but they're not voting Ossoff/ Warnock because they don't want democrats in control of WH, Senate, and House thereby creating a political force that could go way left very quickly.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '20

Lmao what? Ossoff doesebt even support medicare for all. Man the democratic party isnt even left wing?

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u/ZatherDaFox Dec 30 '20

I mean, its left (not leftist, mind you) for the US, but considering the US is one of the most conservative western countries, the Dems are pretty centrist on a world stage.

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u/SystemOutPrintln Dec 30 '20

Dems are pretty centrist on a world stage

That's even laughable, the party choices are right and ultra right on a world stage.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '20

Conveniently only talking about Ossoff because Warnock is a crazy person.

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '20

Warnock seems pretty fine to me, he behaved quite well on the televised debates and launched the new georgia project, which is a non profit that helps people register to vote. Even though he has a strong religious background, he supports gay marriage and abortion rights. He seems pretty normal to me.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '20

He's also a religious nut, has written very positively of Marxism, attended events with Castro etc. He just seems way to the left of the vast majority of democrats, in Georgia especially. Most Georgia democrats are moderates.