Hi JPW:

What you wrote was basically the strategy of Zohran Mamdani's challengers in the 2025 race for NYC Mayor (in which he received the most number of eligible votes in a mayoral race since the early 1970s):

"I'm Not the Muslim."

NYC is home to the most Jews outside Israel and the most Muslims in the US, and yet this young man beat Andrew Cuomo by almost 10%.

The 2028 DNC convention should be as large as a tent possible, including Arabs, Muslims, and antiwar Samaritans.

In 2024, gunshot victims took the stage on Day Three in Chicago.

In 2028, military veterans should take the stage on Day Three to argue against the "Forever Wars," the way Ron Kovic did in Madison Square Garden in 1976.

If I had my drothers, I would pick two retired apolitical four-star Generals or Admirals to be the 2028 POTUS and VPOTUS candidates with this simple platform and un-a** what Dummkopf Trumpf did to us:

"A staggering 19 million people who voted for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on Tuesday 3 Nov 2020 stayed home on Tuesday 5 Nov 2024, though the direct vote deficit for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz was roughly seven million in some estimates." (Source: The Nation, 10 April 2025)

White House aspirants that condemn America's "Forever Wars" in the Middle East, ethnic cleansing, and perpetual irrational Islamophobia will make excellent POTUS and congressional candidates in future elections. Some examples of that have already manifested themselves in 2025 and the 2026 primary races.

Progressives vote for decency, not the candidate's skin color, gender, or faith.

Just one sample from the Internet:

"James Talarico is the future of the Democratic Party. He unites working people of all kinds to take on the billionaires who are making life unaffordable. He's going to show Texas Republicans how powerful working people are when we stand together. On to victory in November."

Clownshack:

As you would no doubt vote for Zohran Mamdani if you lived in the Big Apple.

Let the Texas Republicans destroy each other in the primaries.

Voter turnout may increase for a non-AIPAC candidate in the Lone Star State this November.

One AI snapshot:

"In presidential elections, Texas typically sees an average voter turnout of about 45.2% of eligible voters, which is higher than turnout in other state-level elections in Texas.

For general elections overall, including midterms and local elections, turnout can be much lower. For example, in the 2022 general election, only about 42% of eligible Texas voters cast ballots, marking one of the lowest turnout rates in the nation.

Primary elections tend to have even lower participation, though recent Texas primaries have seen record-breaking turnout compared to previous years.

In summary, the average voter turnout across all elections in Texas likely falls in the range of 40-45%, with presidential elections drawing the highest participation and other elections generally lower."

Another f**king genocide.