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Because voting Dem has turned out so well for everyone hasn't it.
Compared to Trump? Yes, very much so.
how has your life been changed due to Biden during all years as a politician? he picked a prosecutor for a vice and has a pro police stance, he's catholic and now women have no rights, workers rallied and he silenced them with threats to their livelihoods and the minimum wage is still $7.25 with a higher inflation than when he took office
his whole career as politician has been against us the citizens
why does he deserve votes now?
Because however principled you are about the shittiness of the two-party system - and it is indeed shitty, but it's the one we're stuck in - we have a practical choice of only one of two people, and he's not the other one.
Only in swing states.
Most states you know exactly what the outcome is going to be, no matter how hard you or they campaign.
We understand FPTP and the electoral college.
Americans have no choice but the 2-party state: it is futile to even try to change things.