Sure, speaking in terms of why he could bring more votes:

• He was a teacher for 20 years and has a Midwestern small town vibe that could appeal to a lot of voters
• He has so much charisma and isn’t afraid to call out far right leadership, but he does it in a way that does not alienate that voter base. He has even taken his message to fox news.
• He started the whole “weird” thing that is now being used effectively to nullify Trump and Vance’s empty rhetoric.
• His record as gov in Minnesota speaks for itself
• He’s very popular among labor unions

You really need to listen to him speak to understand his potential impact. Here’s a 10 min video containing a few of the interviews I’ve seen (after the short intro): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1-nR3dRCAM

Not a terrible pick, but Tim Walz makes so much sense.

Did I say “do it our way”? No, I said be critical where it is deserved, both parties. These protests target the Democrats.

Both parties are on the wrong side of this issue.

This is an oversimplification that ignores important context. Pushing the sphere doesn’t open the door if the sphere is not in power.

That’s a dangerous assumption in an election year where even if they do not vote R, they may not vote at all (this is a position voiced by many, and prevalent in pop culture) which could hand the election to “America’s Hitler”.

This year, criticism should be levied against both parties, and that’s not happening. Republicans in congress literally just applauded the genocide.

Next year, assuming Harris wins, continue to protest their position.

Where were they at the RNC, hmm?

Oh yah, you betcha

It’s ironic that a FOSS self-hosted app would use a platform where you must forfeit your privacy to register and ask a question.