“The election has already started. Absentee ballots have been sent. We need to catch up rapidly. We need everyone here to get active. We need to be clear about what our goals are. We are not in a position to win the White House, but we do have a real opportunity to win something historic, we could deny Kamala Harris the state of Michigan. And the polls show that most likely Harris cannot win the election without Michigan.”

Trump is actively attempting to court these dissatisfied voters. In September, he received the endorsement of Democrat Amer Ghalib, the Muslim mayor of Hamtramck, Michigan.

Many Arab American leaders, meanwhile, have strongly opposed a Trump presidency, citing his so-called Muslim ban on immigrants from several majority-Muslim countries.

  • @just_another_person
    9•3 hours ago

    You seem like someone who would do GREAT in politics, or very poorly in legal. What an absolutely well crafted thought and question.

    You’re so special.

    • OBJECTION!
      -13•2 hours ago

      Roger that, you can’t answer because your worldview is incoherent.

      Downvoters are welcome to answer the question too. Too bad none of them can either 💅

      • @CriticalThought
        1•2 hours ago

        Ok, not a downvoter, but I’ll bite. A system with more than one party is more democratic than a system with a single party. Are you asking which of the two major parties in the US is the “second” party, making the US more democratic than if there were a single party? If so, I see why no one is answering. If not, perhaps you could clarify your question?

        • OBJECTION!
          0•32 minutes ago

          Are you asking which of the two major parties in the US is the “second” party, making the US more democratic than if there were a single party?

          Yes, that is what I’m asking. To say that having more than one party makes our system more democratic means that there must be at least two parties whose existence both make the system more democratic. So, does the Republican party, whose candidate tried to overturn an election, make the system more democratic? Does the Green party, which the person I responded to said should face legal retribution for their role as a “spoiler,” make the system more democratic? Maybe the Libertarian party? Which one?