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Yeah, well, my weirdness continues. I've got that ADHD time-blindness pretty damn hard, so future events which are inevitable might as well have already occurred in my perspective.
That's my prediction as well. Now that the Democrats are the new right-wing, the obvious competition would be a new left-wing party. It probably won't be one of the existing "left" parties though, as they are almost all thoroughly captured by either foreign interests, state security agencies, or both.
gotta love time travel, i mea-
idk that they're the "new right" like i said i expect them to use moderate language, but then push for more progressive policy. It seems like a really successful strategy. Shit like "we don't want the government involved in peoples healthcare" implies to me that it will be across the board, not only for abortion, but also shit like gender affirming healthcare. And that we will probably see similar things in schools as well.
Though im pretty sure the "far left" will probably splinter a bit more aggressively over this, i'm not sure how much that will do anything, or even matter, we'll have to see.
it's also possible that if/once trumps dies/drops out, that the republican party has to scramble to be normal again, and they either pick up a new normal (probably more moderate, otherwise they probably won't win) pushing the dems further to the left, though im hoping some of that newer rhetoric stays put, just more progressive in general.
It'll be interesting to watch.