This is stupid.
"Change" could mean whatever sort of change the voter wanted it to mean.
"Yes We Can" was a similarly generic call for taking action. It wasn't tied to any one specific policy.
"Defund the Police" taken on its own would appear to mean...defunding the police.
"Change" could mean whatever sort of change the voter wanted it to mean.
"Yes We Can" was a similarly generic call for taking action. It wasn't tied to any one specific policy.
"Defund the Police" taken on its own would appear to mean...defunding the police.
https://twitter.com/Jezebel/status/1334195359199977472
"But it doesn't LITERALLY mean removing all funding from police departments!"
OK, but:
1. If you have to explain that...you've already lost.
2. There actually are some DTP activists who really do mean literally that, and they muddy up the water for the rest of the movement.
OK, but:
1. If you have to explain that...you've already lost.
2. There actually are some DTP activists who really do mean literally that, and they muddy up the water for the rest of the movement.
Bernie has been using the phrase "Medicare for All" for years...yet huge chunks of the population still assume "Medicare" means "current Medicare w/premiums, co-pays & deductibles" and that "...for All" means that it'd be voluntary, not mandatory.
Meanwhile, while most #M4All activists tout the fact that it would virtually eliminate all private health insurance (that's actually one of the main points of it), some surrogates keep stepping on that messaging by lying about it.
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