Progressive Saikat Chakrabarti plans to challenge Nancy Pelosi in 2026, arguing that the Democratic Party "needs a bold vision for how to raise living standards, quality of life, and security for all Americans."
It doesn’t matter who wins or loses a Democratic primary anymore. They are not a real political party anymore. The U.S. is a one-party state now.
And anyone who doesn’t believe that, explain to me why the Republicans would willingly give up any of the three branches of government they now control.
Other than still not being employed, I like it here a lot. I just really, really need a job above a specific income threshold to keep my kid here and bring my wife over.
Cool. I wonder which member of the Puppet Party will win that primary to go on to automatically lose in the general election?
He can win the primary, but the DNC would still put forward Pelosi for, uh, reasons.
It doesn’t matter who wins or loses a Democratic primary anymore. They are not a real political party anymore. The U.S. is a one-party state now.
And anyone who doesn’t believe that, explain to me why the Republicans would willingly give up any of the three branches of government they now control.
Dude I’m with you, I swear they’re speed running a collapse, it’s mental.
How y’all adjusting to the UK?
Other than still not being employed, I like it here a lot. I just really, really need a job above a specific income threshold to keep my kid here and bring my wife over.
Right on, best of luck!
Thanks!
this is hard man wish I luck.
how did u handle the visa? I thought on tourist visas you’re not allowed to work. and on business/work visas you have to already have a job lined up.
unless u got a visa by seeking asylum. that’s totally 100% valid given why u left …
good luck man!
Thank you. I am a dual national thanks to the British Empire collapsing.
https://www.gov.uk/apply-citizenship-british-parent/born-before-1983
My wife and daughter need visas though, and I have to get a job above a certain income threshold for that.
Is Labour still going on with rapidly increasing the income thresholds?
It wouldn’t shock me. It’s £29,000 as of 1 January this year.