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Bernie Sanders floats AOC as potential 2028 presidential contender: ‘Very good politician’
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Non an american but I feel like US needs a revolutionary candidate to come back from Trump. It has to be someone strong enough to put nazis back into their place.
It's still early to talk about this though right? From what I understand the upcoming midterms will shape everything else.
The Midterms will represent a potential check on Trump's power, though we still have major hurdles in the Supreme Court and Trump himself. I wouldn't be surprised if Trump keeps doing what he wants under cover of a Reich-Wing Supreme Court and with a threat of an armed revolt of his MAGA base. The hope is that we can limp through the next two years after the Shitgibbon gets put in check, forcing him to run around the board trying more and more unhinged things until we checkmate him in 28. The reality is that he's still got plenty of pieces and isn't afraid to flip the board if he doesn't get what he wants.
But maybe if he and his followers see tens of millions of people standing up when he tries it, they might fuck off back to the holes they came from.
The way things work in the US, the politicians are always campaigning. I'm sure there are those who can explain why much better than I can, but I think it boils down to the influence of money in our system and the need to constantly fundraise to win.