Re: Slouching Toward Kamala

zendejo <[email protected]> Wed, 27 May 2026 10:12:41 -0600
Newsgroups or.politics,seattle.politics,ca.politics,fl.politics,rec.aviation.military,alt.california
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On 5/27/26 8:58 AM, a425couple wrote:
> On 5/26/26 13:18, zendejo wrote:
>> On 5/25/26 8:42 AM, a425couple wrote:
>>> The Democrats are so damn stupid.
>>> Go ahead, I dare you to try that drunk dummy again.
>>>
>>> from AOL - NY Post editorial board.
>>>
>>> Slouching Toward Kamala
> ---
>>>
>>> Former Dem megadonor blasts 2024 autopsy as waste of time, says 
>>> reasons for loss are obvious
>>>
>>> John Morgan listed DEI, transgender athletes and border security as 
>>> the real reasons voters rejected Democrats in 2024
>>>
> ----
>>> ---- Morgan provides his direct "autopsy" of the party's failures, 
>>> citing issues like DEI, "woke" culture, open borders and Kamala 
>>> Harris' campaign. He suggests Democrats are failing to address core 
>>> voter concerns and are pushing away key demographics.
>>>
> --------
>>> He laid out that he believes the Democratic Party’s decision to 
>>> embrace issues such as transgender athletes and diversity, equity and 
>>> inclusion (DEI) initiatives hurt the party’s chances at the ballot box.
>>>
>>> "One, DEI is D-E-A-D. Two, woke needs to be put to sleep. Three, 
>>> transgender swimmers don't get to swim against girls, it's unfair. 
>>> Four, you need to seal the border tight. And five, anything to do 
>>> with Kamala or her staff," Morgan said. "That's the autopsy. Period, 
>>> end of story." ----
>>>
> 
>>
>> Now if only that sleazebag Tom Steyer would get his eyes opened by an 
>> under-spending R listed as #1..
>>
> We can hope for that.

Under the wish in one hand codicil...


>> Or maybe Caliphonyans are stupid enough to let him buy the election.
> 
> Hard to tell.

They've been Newscummed for so long it tends to be so.

> 
> AI Overview               Tom Steyer is a progressive Democrat and 
> billionaire businessman whose political views heavily center on climate 
> action, wealth redistribution, and corporate regulation. As a candidate 
> for California Governor, his platform aligns closely with the left wing 
> of the Democratic party, emphasizing the following key areas:Climate & 
> Environment: As a long-time environmental activist, Steyer strongly 
> supports phasing out fossil fuels and transitioning to renewable energy, 
> pushing for aggressive clean air and climate laws.Taxation & Wealth: He 
> advocates for increased taxes on the wealthy and large corporations, 
> supporting measures like a first-of-its-kind state wealth tax to help 
> close economic gaps.Corporate & Tech Regulation: He proposes challenging 
> the monopoly status of utility companies, and implementing strict 
> privacy and safety regulations on Artificial Intelligence (AI)—including 
> fees on AI data processing to fund worker retraining.Social & Economic 
> Equity: Steyer's platform promotes universal healthcare, free pre-K to 
> college education, and the abolition of ICE.You can explore his detailed 
> policy platform on the Tom Steyer for Governor Issues Page.
> 
>> https://cagovtracker.com/candidates/steve-hilton
>>
>> $12.70M
>> TOTAL RAISED
>> 19%
>> SMALL DONORS
>> 41,132 gifts < $200
>> FUNDING SOURCES
>> Individual contributions
>> $10.40M82%
>> Committee / PAC contributions
>> $52K0%
>> Party contributions
>> $00%
>> Self-funded & loans
>> $190K1%
>>
> 
> He is rich.

And mouthy, and wrong, and buying power.

He's also got a sleazy past:

https://pridesource.com/article/creep-of-the-week-may-26-2026

At the CNN Town Hall, Steyer said, “What we’ve seen from ICE in terms of 
inhumanity, this is a perfect example, but it’s not the only example. I 
think it’s absolutely critical for the United States of America to treat 
people in a humane and decent fashion.”

But when reminded about making this comment, Steyer asked, “I did?” and 
“Could you remind me what I said?” Interlandi reminded him, “You said 
that you would increase oversight of health care access for LGBTQ,” and 
Steyer responded, “I’m not sure I know what that means.”