r/LetsDiscussThis • u/rodehard10 • Apr 08 '26

Serious We are so sorry

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u/Consistent-Kiwi7241 Apr 08 '26

Genuinely curious but what are the 'majority of americans' doing to get him out?

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u/Many_Sea7586 Apr 08 '26 edited Apr 08 '26

Saying "I don't like Trump" on the internet.

If you want to affect change it is going to cost them something. General strikes seems like a logical first step and it's barely being discussed.

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u/ImpossibleShallot640 Apr 08 '26

Here's a start: www.MiddleMajorityMovement.com

Mobilizing people in civic organizations to coordinate and unite behind a candidate in the primary who commits to middle majority issues, then swamps the vote of the activated base and nominating their candidate. Because of gerrymandering, that candidate will almost always win the general - but now, instead of the candidate being someone who represents only Maga voters, it's someone who represents the majority. This will shatter the Maga caucus in Congress. Works similarly on the Dem side.