Of course, I would say it's hideously incorrect to characterize Bernie as a "liberal." He's not.

"Of course, Trump represents conservatives."

Really? Then why isn't he Besties with Liz Cheney?

Trump represents himself. And for some reason, he has created a cult of personality that some gravitate towards. Including "liberals"

Iirc, something like 10% of disgruntled Bernie supporters voted for Trump in 2017.

If talking politics is disruptive at work, management should put an end to it. Regardless of which side of the aisle the speech was supporting.

My office is full of people who range from those who dislike Trump, to those who hate him. None of them are progressives, but if you're a Trump supporter-if you think Trump represents conservatives, you would probably label them as such.

"I know two Gen Z who didn't cast a vote for Harris because of her backing the Israel policies of "Genocide Joe"."

Did they vote for Trump? Or just not vote?

"Meanwhile, upwards of 75,000 Palestinians were murdered."

A question to the group, and potential Dem voters in particular, how important an issue is the Israel/Hamas conflict to you? Is there anything Harris could have done with regard to this conflict changed your vote? Should she have sided with the "from the river to the sea" crowd, stayed out of it, or taken another path?

"Is it possible that Trump intends to hit critical infrastructure rather than directly kill people with a strike?"

It sounds like that's what he means. Unless nukes start flying tonight.

But that is certainly not what he said.

Very little he says is coherent nowadays.

I know that when I plan on committing genocide, I post something stating as much.