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Ducky The problem with this form of "centrism" is that there's no platform, no candidate, no proposals; just an obsession with "neutrality", feeling "above the parts" and following the perceived center. The overton window has undeniably moved at right (to the point that, let alone Biden, even effin' Bush or Cheney are now "too liberal" for the average conservative voter lol), and
radical centrists move at right too, possibly without even realizing.
The fact that no one - neither justifiably actual centrists/moderates, nor paradoxically even those who primarily benefit from the existence of the radical center - trust it, is quite telling.
