Evil Nadia H. Slimegirl

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it/its I’m like if a dog were a Slimegirl and it was hiding under the table SCP-999’s other sister but it got mixed with capsaicin this is my alt MDNI

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I don't really understand American leftists' hatred* towards Gavin Newsom. Sure, he's a centrist Democrat, with all the predictable positions. However: A) As we all know, more left-leaning candidates usually emerge after Democrat presidencies, where the focus is on "we can do better". After Republican presidencies the focus is on "saving the country from a far-right death cult". B) Newsom is still far better than Trump and co. A very low bar, but this is the only option you have for now: infinite diarrhea (Trump) vs annoying headache (Newsom). C) A politics-savvy, popular, leftist presidential candidate could absolutely dominate the field, should one emerge. None have emerged yet, hence Newsom being at the top for the moment. Zohran Mamdani obliterated the invincible New York City establishment against all odds. Peter Magyar in Hungary is about to destroy Viktor Orban's political career, having only emerged 2 years ago with a brand new party, in a system where the entire media is run by Orban, who even resorted to using the secret service against Magyar. As long as you're in a democracy, it doesn't matter how strong the establishment is. Just like Magyar or Mamdani, a talented, charismatic leader who knows how to build a movement will absolutely obliterate the establishment, virtually overnight. Otherwise think of Newsom as a stepping stone: if his presidency turns out to be like Obama's, he will create the opportunity for the next Bernie Sanders to enter the scene. When the focus shifts from "saving the country from far-right death cultists" to "we can do better than this". As such, if I were a prospective progressive presidential candidate, I'd start getting ready for the 2032 elections already. *EDIT: I should say "axiomatic hatred" instead. If Newsom wins, he will supply the disappointment needed for the next big, progressive push, ideally in 2032.
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