I know better than to respond to internet randoms, but where would I even begin?

Biden kinda conveniently allowed the democratic party to completely sidestep all primaries, which, historically, kamala did not do well in at all, and for good reason. Tulsi's 2016 takedown of kamala essentially ended her campaign hopes. It was a masterful debate performance. She really could have been a champion of the left had she decided to stick with reality based attacks instead of falling in line behind the fuckwit busy attacking her on who she did or didn't have sex with as though he isn't a disgusting jabba the hut adulterer himself who couldn't remain faithful to a single wife he ever had, including the mail order one, but i digress.

There are still no official policies of the kamala campaign, even after the end of A WEEK of the democratic convention. Again, there is NO official platform. That will make it easier to say there was no flip flopping later when they bank right on whatever the issue will be. Because they will bank right.

Instead of talk about actual policy they pulled the same thing that they did in 2020 and 2016, they just made the rallying cry "BUT TRUMP"! They had an opportunity to declare themselves as the party of peace, they had the opportunity to say "we want peace in the middle east, we are going to work on a solution to help end suffering in gaza and israel both" or anything like that but, nope, we can't touch that one as democrats because of money.

There is no constructive criticism allowed from within because it's a private party. Will Kamala, if elected, be the one who proposes that we have a fair primary in four years? I certainly wouldn't hold my breath. I'm not even the one to ask the question you have, but if you want answers they are there. You just have to escape all the liberal echo chambers and keep walking left.