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She is wrong when she says that "voting is all we have."

You're right, just yell some more.

If you would rather do whatever it is you're doing than engage with reality, then peace to you.

One day maybe you'll see that both struggles, for LGBT rights and human rights in Palestine—among countless others—are connected. The Democrats have been moving rightward for years. If they're willing to dispose of Palestinian lives and the very idea of an international rules-based order now...

Kamala is not a monarch. Nobody owes her their undying fealty. And certainly not their *endorsement.* It's also September.

Why not pressure the coronated candidate to actually listen to the people (and to international law, the most obvious sense of justice, America's and humanity's obvious best interest, etc.) while she has any leverage at all to do that?

If you don't want to expect better from the politicians who represent and work for you, well, that's fine. Chapelle does. The majority of Americans, Democrats, and people on the planet want an end to the genocide.

Choosing not to endorse one candidate because of that candidate's very obvious and public failings and shortcomings doesn't mean she's going to vote for Trump. Harris is not owed an endorsement from anybody by virtue of being the lesser evil. If you think she is, your democracy is already dead.

@DJSJ If you don't demand better from your representatives right before an election, the only time you have even an iota of influence on their decision making, you will never get it. She's right to use her voice and now to do so. How much worse can it get than what's happening right now in...

Why, because she's not publicly choosing to endorse the candidate who has promised that the genocide will continue?