Why Socialists Cannot Get Elected
Oct 26, 2026 · 6 min · 6 segments
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Oct 26, 2026 · 6 min · 6 segments
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But we have literal open socialists on the ballot, like people on the DSA, like think Crooked Phil Weiser, Talafrico, Milat Kiros, or the Muslim Abdul Al-Sayed, just to name a few.
These are people who want to ruin our future and accomplish their socialist, globalist agenda that I myself have experienced firsthand in the schools.
Teacher unions are basically the ones deciding who gets elected if we don't show up to vote.
And not to mention, you know, you have radicalized environmental groups, trans and Muslim and all sorts of other identity politics, activists.
They always vote in every single election, and they just quietly took over all of our institutions.
And the more power these people get, the harder it is to root them out of your society.
And so he used his power to extend the voting hours by two extra hours in his area's which caused him to win the election.
And if they don't overturn this, then Brazil is going to be in real trouble because it's another four years of this.
Now, of course, more turnout would have helped prevent this, like if 6 million more Brazilians of common sense actually voted.
But even then, like a lot of these guys can figure out how many votes they need to take the election away.
But we have literal open socialists on the ballot, like people on the DSA, like think Crooked Phil Weiser, Talafrico, Milat Kiros, or the Muslim Abdul Al-Sayed, just to name a few.
These are people who want to ruin our future and accomplish their socialist, globalist agenda that I myself have experienced firsthand in the schools.
Teacher unions are basically the ones deciding who gets elected if we don't show up to vote.
And not to mention, you know, you have radicalized environmental groups, trans and Muslim and all sorts of other identity politics, activists.
They always vote in every single election, and they just quietly took over all of our institutions.
And the more power these people get, the harder it is to root them out of your society.
And so he used his power to extend the voting hours by two extra hours in his area's which caused him to win the election.
And if they don't overturn this, then Brazil is going to be in real trouble because it's another four years of this.
Now, of course, more turnout would have helped prevent this, like if 6 million more Brazilians of common sense actually voted.
But even then, like a lot of these guys can figure out how many votes they need to take the election away.
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