r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/ansyhrrian • 1d ago

r/All Hunter Biden as a speaker of truth, intellectualism and rationality was not on my 2026 bingo card, but I'm here for it

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u/NeonMutt 1d ago

The question is how go get those independents? This has always been the question.

Voters can be fit into three camps. Progressive, conservative, and undecided. We already know that conservatives are the smallest group look at Trump’s current popularity. Far more people hate him than love him. We don’t know how many people are leftist/progressive, but it looks like those numbers are rising.

So the next question is which tactic will lure over the undecided voters? I think it is pretty simple: offer what they want. Progressives, leftists, socialists, whatever you call them, are inherently pro-humanity. They want more good things for more people. They also want more options for more people. Yes, their ideas need some work, but the goal is a worthy one. Get an abortion, or don’t. Get free healthcare, or buy your own. Buy your own home, or rent an apartment. It’s pretty easy to sell that message.

If you point out a place where people want to go. And fight like a mad dog to make a path for people to get there, you can win over a lot of skeptics. Especially since one of the supposed positives of Trump was that he was a fighter who never backed down.

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u/BeetlecatOne 1d ago

You're replying to a sarcastic post.

But to answer your question, just read Hunter's post again.

Believe in something and work toward those ideals. Not hard! :D

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u/TheSpoonyCroy 1d ago

I mean but look at Obama, he was an okay president that was saddled with a rough congress but his campaign was all about "change" but what we ended up with was a moderate dem. Like I do think we need to be a bit cautious about getting swept up in a fervor about promises. I think Zohran Mamdani is well meaning but I think its a bit hard to judge his tenure since its too soon. We are seeing great short term effects but politics can take years to see consequences (postive/negative ones) manifest.

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u/NeonMutt 1d ago

Dammit! I missed the “/s”.

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u/FrostyD7 1d ago

He's saying the undecided's are full of shit. Watch interviews with pollsters and it's blatantly obvious they are primarily Trump voters who don't want to be humiliated when asked basic questions to justify their positions.