Mike91 Posted July 24 Posted July 24 I'm fully on board with Walz at this point tbh. He comes across as a natural and communicates the dems message against the GOP well (mixed in with a little humor). 1
Blade Posted July 24 Posted July 24 3 minutes ago, 19SLAYty9 said: I think his delivery is kind of awkward. Praying for Walz I said this either yesterday or a few days ago, but Beshear's appeal isn't visible when just talking to reporters. He needs to be talking to a crowd in suburban and rural areas. 1 1
Eat The Acid Posted July 24 Posted July 24 Wait but Walz hasn't been asked to submit documents has he? Beshear is the best choice.
Communion Posted July 24 Posted July 24 6 minutes ago, Mike91 said: I'm fully on board with Walz at this point tbh. He comes across as a natural and communicates the dems message against the GOP well (mixed in with a little humor). Yeah, after his interviews, it seems more people are getting on board with Walz. He'd probably be progressives' ideal scenario with Beshear being the minimum choice they'd have to do to signal they understand the direction isn't to hard pivot right. If it's anyone to Andy's right, it'll probably get messy from here forward. 2
TrymeB Posted July 24 Posted July 24 1 minute ago, shyboi said: fingers crossed for Going on Fox and criticising Kamala ruined the 0.01% chance Marianne had of being considered for VP. 3
Thuggin Posted July 24 Posted July 24 Tim Waltz reminds me of a liberal Chris Christie (believe it or not, that's a compliment) 4
Armani? Posted July 24 Posted July 24 14 minutes ago, 19SLAYty9 said: I think his delivery is kind of awkward. Praying for Walz I don't think rural voters will feel that way 2
Thickorita Posted July 24 Posted July 24 Not Pelosi having the opposite of the Zionist stroke Fetterman had
Blade Posted July 24 Posted July 24 1 minute ago, Thickorita said: Not Pelosi having the opposite of the Zionist stroke Fetterman had I still cannot wrap my head around Fetterman's complete 180. I remember being so happy that PA not only got another Dem senator but a progressive one....just sad. 2
Popular Post Communion Posted July 24 Popular Post Posted July 24 The way in 72 hours the Democratic Party has gone from: - being led by an octogenarian who was far-right on a myriad of issues that mattered to its voters, actively antagonistic to young people and activists, chasing Republican voters with policies that pivoted to the right, and whom could barely speak to counter his rapist competition To now being: - Led by a black woman actively toeing the line to ensure she falls in sympathy with the base, whose VP discussions are currently filled with debates on who has effectively passed the most progressive legislation, and whose guided message is that the American people are entitled to good union jobs, good healthcare, good education, to feel safe no matter their identity or race, and that we must continue to progress - this being a direct attack on Project 2025 and the Republican desire to turn back the clock. "We are not going back!" Joe Biden was truly a specter whose spirit needed to be exorcised from the party. 15 2
NausAllien Posted July 24 Posted July 24 Even though Harris has improved in key demographics, she's still trailing Trump by 3%. As I've been saying, she needs to reach out to new demographics, especially white men, if she wants to succeed. 5
Communion Posted July 24 Posted July 24 What dirt does Gina Raimondo have on people that she's constantly making these shortlists, first 2020 and now 2024. 1 1 2
NausAllien Posted July 24 Posted July 24 1 minute ago, Communion said: What dirt does Gina Raimondo have on people that she's constantly making these shortlists, first 2020 and now 2024. The only good choices are the first four, TBH.
TaggedGalaxy Posted July 24 Posted July 24 Kamala needs to continue to reach out to younger voters and that's why she needs to distance herself from Biden's stance on Israel, move to the left of Israel and choose a running mate who isn't a zionist. The young vote will win her the election if she can energize that base and get them to go out and vote the same way Gen Z prevented a red wave during the mid terms. She seems to have a good pulse on young voters so far and she needs to keep that going. My concern is whether she surrounds herself with out of touch campaign managers 2 7
Kylizzle Posted July 24 Posted July 24 2 minutes ago, Communion said: What dirt does Gina Raimondo have on people that she's constantly making these shortlists, first 2020 and now 2024. Screaming @ Gina Raimando. Pete Buttigieg should be removed from consideration like, yesterday. 3
Eat The Acid Posted July 24 Posted July 24 Not Tim Walz sneaking in there. Ok I'm on board mr. Timmy! 2
Virgos Groove Posted July 24 Posted July 24 (edited) 1 hour ago, nadiamendell said: Okay, the Israel-loving part was expected, but I never thought I'd see the establishment Dem be so critical of an Israeli PM. It seems like they know all-out support for Israel is unpopular and a two-state solution is what the public supports. Netanyahu being so unlikeable (even Biden called him an a**hole) makes him the perfect scapegoat. Edited July 24 by Virgos Groove 3
Armani? Posted July 24 Posted July 24 6 minutes ago, NausAllien said: Even though Harris has improved in key demographics, she's still trailing Trump by 3%. As I've been saying, she needs to reach out to new demographics, especially white men, if she wants to succeed. Looks like it's closer than 3% if it's just the recent polls.
VOSS Posted July 24 Posted July 24 Yeah it's clear picking a Jewish VP would be the wrong choice at this point 1
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