

I mean, unironically.
ActBlue is hardly democratic. It heavily favors candidates who can capture the attention and sympathy of the professional classes, particularly on heavily curated corporate dominated social media networks.
But it’s still far too democratic for the current administration. So it’s got to go.
This is just The K-Street Project for social media. Cut Dems off from the money so they can’t compete in a for profit media marketplace. Then railroad them with negative campaigning while they’re budgetarily on mute.
That’s wildly hyperbolic and flatly untrue.
America’s time as the post-Soviet singular superpower is over. But our enormous web of business, military, and political allies are still here. Many of them are congeling around Trump in anticipation of a new polarization of the world.
Neither is the middle class as an economic cohort going to vanish in a measly four years. The professional managerial class is larger than ever and the demand for professional labor is only growing. Boomer retirement is giving wage earners enormous amounts of clout.
Trump’s hamfisted temper tantrums have fucked supply chains in the short term and bond yields in the mid term. But you’re dismissing trillions in infrastructure and tens of millions of bureaucratic workers who aren’t invested in this regime or who actively oppose it.
None of this is set in stone.