My understanding: Your concerns are "Dems can't help but work with Republicans" and "Dems are identical to the German accommodationists in the 1930's". Additionally, Roy Cooper is your target as the end-all-be-all embodiment of this, without any real-world examples that support this assertion
Is there anything I missed?
Oh, I did miss something: you claim I'm a MAGA fascist because I'm willing to crawl over broken glass for any better representation for NC in the Senate than what NC currently has, and Roy Cooper is leagues better than the presumed GOP Senate candidate Michael Whatley, who is the current RNC chair
Anything else I missed? @annabellemoos.bsky.social
No. I claim you're acting just like the MAGA fascists because you ignore the facts that contradict what you choose to believe.
Just like MAGA does. Contradicting facts get tossed aside and disregarded by MAGA loyalists as "fake news" this is its most transparent and easily recognized for of it. But there are other ways to preform the same behavior.
Ultimately the issue is you're still conflating Roy Cooper with "generic Democratic candidate" as if any and every candidate who runs on the Democratic ticket is functionally the same. By that logic, there's no daylight between Gov. Pritzker, Gov. Newsom, Assemblyman Mamdani, and Rep. Jeffries.
Not identical to the 1930s German accommodationists. But they do serve as one example of how dems of today are following in the steps of other liberal movments that either fell to fascism, or were handed over to fascists by liberals who attacked the left more than the right.