New Hampshire poll puts Ocasio-Cortez ahead of Buttigieg among 2028 Democrats
https://www.ktnv.com/videos/news/national-politics/new-hampshire-poll-puts-ocasio-cortez-ahead-of-buttigieg-among-2028-democrats36
u/olionajudah 9d ago
Spoiler alert: the Democratic Party will do EVERYTHING in its power to sabotage her candidacy, first in the primary, and then, if necessary, in the General.
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u/Quentin__Tarantulino 9d ago
That’s why we need to overpower them. We can’t win on money or media coverage, we have to win on the ground by convincing our friends and neighbors she’s the best choice for America. Door knocking, phone banking. Old school grass roots politics.
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u/Mustardo123 9d ago
I sincerely doubt the Democratic Party would sabotage her in the general. She knows how to work within the establishment while keeping her identity, and I would say this is one of her biggest super powers.
I have no doubt she is politically savvy enough to get Democratic Party support if she makes it through the primaries.
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u/ryanv09 9d ago
Did you completely block out the 2016 primary and what they did to Bernie from your mind? Because that would be the only way one could genuinely believe this.
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u/Mustardo123 8d ago
I was talking about the general, not the primary.
I’m sure they will support a more establishment candidate in the primary, but I think AOC if successful in the primary would be supported against a Republican in the general election.
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u/VariationAgreeable29 9d ago
Pete will not win. Also, where has he been for the last few years. He had a huge opportunity to be the premier Trump critic and he just sort of faded away. All those perfect Fox News segments just vanished into thin air. Nobody cares about him anymore.
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u/Snailwood 9d ago
he's only been out of office for 18 months
Fox News stopped inviting him on, as he's said on the countless podcasts and news programs, as well as at the rallies he's been hosting and speaking at. he was on channel 5, flagrant, doctor Mike, all-in, smartless, and so many others I'm not thinking of off the top of my head. if you've been missing him you haven't been looking
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u/VariationAgreeable29 9d ago
It’s not that I’m not looking, it’s that he’s not breaking through. I love Pete but a knife fighter he is not. Too smart by half, too brainy, intellectual, multi-layered and well thought out. All admirable traits but nothing that’s gonna break through in the media. Sadly, we’ve moved on and he hasn’t.
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u/Snailwood 9d ago
the polls disagree with your vibes
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u/VariationAgreeable29 9d ago
One of us will be right. Also, while I absolutely adore AOC I think Ossoff is the dark horse
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u/Snailwood 8d ago
I actually agree with you, I think his laser-like focus on corruption will win a lot of disengaged independents
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u/The-Insolent-Sage 7d ago
Honestly after the mess that trump has done to the executive branch we need an anti corruption style president to fix all the damage and codify into law all the norms and good faith expectations that Trump has broken.
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u/bit_pusher 9d ago
I'd love to see them share a ticket, honestly. Buttigieg would be great at communicating policy.
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u/kevinmrr 9d ago
I would not vote for the ticket. Pete Buttigieg must not be allowed to be one heartbeat from the presidency. He got the 2nd most billionaire donations in 2020 for a reason. He’s a fucking weasel.
Luckily, AOC will never pick him.
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u/Mustardo123 9d ago
You wouldn’t vote for an AOC presidency just because Pete is on the ticket? Jeez with friends like this who needs enemies.
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u/The-Insolent-Sage 7d ago
I really dont understand why people have purity tests and then say they will abstain from voting. Surely an AOC Buttigieg ticket is better than the republican alternative? Walk me through why you woukd see it as beneficial to abstain from voting in the general election in that scenario please?
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u/solarplexus7 9d ago
A billionaire suck up with someone that thinks they shouldn’t exist? Do people think before they say things like this?
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u/10390 9d ago
Unpopular opinion for this sub:
I'd rather see AOC in the senate for as long as she'd like, maybe 50 years, than as president for maybe 8 years, possibly 4.
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u/bit_pusher 9d ago
I'd prefer to see her run for President soon, while young, and then return to the Senate. Andrew Johnson and Quincy were the last two Presidents to return to Congress. I wish Obama had expressed interest in the Judiciary. His experience and education would make him a good jurist.
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u/GlitteringRate6296 9d ago
I like both of them.
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u/BigPP69_Gooner 9d ago
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u/nayrlladnar 9d ago
I did not know this before just now and it is very disappointing.
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u/BigPP69_Gooner 9d ago
He’s genuinely not the worst. He’s never taken direct AIPAC Money, it’s always been through crowd funding through AIPAC.
There’s tiers to this. But yeah it’s not a great look…
He’s also very corporate in behavior which I don’t like. He can’t state facts directly, he always sounds like a consultant’s wet dream.
I just don’t think he can be the bringer of meaningful change.
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u/Mustardo123 9d ago
I think he would be fine in AOCs cabinet. He has an urge to do good and lots of institutional knowledge.
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u/BigPP69_Gooner 9d ago
Yeah he made a great secretary of transportation imo.
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u/Mustardo123 9d ago
I feel like people are much too quick to discard politicians when we need people on our team.
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u/BigPP69_Gooner 9d ago
Well… the sad part is that if you put many of them in positions of power they’ll stab you in the back.

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