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CMV: The American left is a mess right now, with no clear hope for unified action to defeat the right in sight

Many members of the right have been playing the long game, being strategic, swallowing their disdain for Trump, using churches for community organizing to great effect, and maintaining a unified front and messaging. They just had a huge payout for their patience with the overturning of Roe V. Wade, and they're planning on overturning more rights as soon as they can. Meanwhile, the left (which for me includes liberals, progressives, and socialists) is constantly at war with itself over identity politics. We have no unified and coherent platform of shared positive goals that we can all agree to agree on. We don't have any means of community organizing to compete with churches. We have no long-term strategy. What we mostly have is a burning hatred and rage for anyone who disagrees with us (regardless of what political party they're in), a blindness toward the arbitrariness of our critiques (eviscerating Lin-Manuel Miranda for colorism in IN THE HEIGHTS while championing blatantly racist reality shows made by and featuring white people), and an unwillingness to face the extent to which we're driven by capitalistic greed ourselves. We do share the small sliver of ethics and humanity that enables us to be willing to pay some taxes for the greater good, but that sliver isn't enough to get us all out to vote in the next election. If someone could prove me wrong, I would hugely appreciate it, because I could use some hope.
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Don’t kid yourself. The right is a mess too. There is a wide swath of the electorate that is swing voting against candidates rather than voting for candidates. Both parties have lost the majority and are pandering to a loud vocal core minority in their party which makes it very difficult to hold anything for any length of time.