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I'm not really into politics
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this post was submitted on 31 May 2025
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No. AOC and Trump are outliers on either end of the spectrum.
But as a whole the difference between how Democratics and Republicans do politics is nothing more they semantics.
Lobby money, bribery, insider trading, sexual scandal political controversy work just the same on either side of the aisle.
So, you find the outlier you like and help them.
Agreed. If and when AOC runs for president she has my vote.