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Protesters At DNC Express Dissatisfaction With 2024 Candidates

Democratic vice presidential nominee Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks during the Democratic National Convention Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2024, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Protesters gathered outside the Democratic National Convention to voice their opinions on the 2024 candidates, with some expressing their disillusionment with both major parties. One protester criticized both 'Genocide Joe' and Donald Trump, labeling them as representatives of imperialism and racism. This sentiment was echoed by another protester who denounced the Democrats and Republicans as parties of the ruling class.

Specifically, the protester highlighted the need for systemic change rather than relying on superficial solutions like 'good vibes.' The ongoing protests against Israel outside the convention underscored a broader dissatisfaction with the current economic system.

Denouncement of Democrats and Republicans as parties of the ruling class.
Protesters criticize 'Genocide Joe' and Trump as imperialist and racist.
Emphasis on systemic change over superficial solutions like 'good vibes.'

While some protesters declared their intention not to vote in November, others remained undecided. One protester mentioned that a potential ceasefire in the near future could influence their decision. They emphasized the importance of President Blinken's recent visit to the Middle East and expressed hope for a resolution that could impact their voting choice.

Overall, the protesters outside the DNC reflected a diverse range of perspectives and concerns regarding the upcoming election. Their criticisms of the major parties and calls for meaningful change underscored a deep-seated dissatisfaction with the current political landscape.

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