Red wave? [After Argentina and Netherlands?]

[Pastelli]

Will 2024 US elections show an increase to the right?
After Netherlands.
After Argentina.

Hard-right firebrand Geert Wilders wins election in Netherlands: 'Dutch Donald Trump'

Geert Wilders, a controversial Dutch politician known for his fiery rhetoric and populist positions, has won an election, positioning him to form the next ruling party.

www.foxnews.com

US Republicans praise new 'anarcho-capitalist' Argentine President Javier Milei | Fox News

Sen. Mike Lee said Milei's win is an 'existential threat' to progressivism

www.foxnews.com

 

[FDR_Reagan]

In part.

 

[Meathead]

Results of election rarely transcend borders.

 

[Pastelli]

Results of election rarely transcend borders.

In US or in general eral, globally?

 

[Godboy]

Results of election rarely transcend borders.

Popular ideas that get people elected do however transcend borders. Everyone tried the woke progressive democrat horseshit. No one fucking likes any of that weird shit, and certainly no one likes the disastrous results of it.

 

[Blaster]

Socialism has failed and it is no surprise that Argentina rejected it.

 

[martybegan]

Results of election rarely transcend borders.

In Europe they have done away with most of the borders.

 

[FDR_Reagan]

Socialism has failed and it is no surprise that Argentina rejected it.

Yes

 

[DudleySmith]

Wilders is not a 'right wing radical', and neither are any other pols who are finally seeing these terrorist immigrants for what they are, violent criminally inclined savages. And of course 'populism' is now marketed as 'bad' by the same media that worships Whitey Hate, sexually mutilating children, and holding up Red China as Wall Street's Paradise on Earth.

 

[skye]

I voted

It will certainly effect by far​

 

[jwoodie]

Will 2024 US elections show an increase to the right?
After Netherlands.
After Argentina.

The simple answer is yes, but there is not a direct connection. The failure of left-wing economic policies in other countries provides instructive examples for knowledgeable US voters, but most of them are politically conservative to begin with. The others don't know and don't care unless their debit cards start rejecting their purchases.

 

[Pastelli]

The simple answer is yes, but there is not a direct connection. The failure of left-wing economic policies in other countries provides instructive examples for knowledgeable US voters, but most of them are politically conservative to begin with. The others don't know and don't care unless their debit cards start rejecting their purchases.

Not directly. Of course.

 

[Zebra]

In part.

somehow ….