GhostBox Posted July 28 Posted July 28 49 minutes ago, VOSS said: Holocaust Harris catching on They are both so dumb 💀
Mike91 Posted July 28 Posted July 28 (edited) The attacks on Kamala from the right only appeal to people who are already voting for Trump. Same thing happened when Obama was president. You can tell they are mad though. They really thought they won the election in July. Edited July 28 by Mike91 1
GhostBox Posted July 28 Posted July 28 8 minutes ago, Mike91 said: The attacks on Kamala from the right only appeal to people who are already voting for Trump. Same thing happened when Obama was president. You can tell they are mad though. They really thought they won the election in July. Exactly. Their attacks are so weak 💀
Sannie Posted July 28 Posted July 28 (edited) 1 hour ago, VOSS said: Holocaust Harris catching on She is quite literally not saying in that video what Don JR claims she said. they won't stop doubling, tripling down on the woman stuff. That video of Kamala Harris will be viewed by millions of women who feel the exact same way and agree with her. And it's not just climate change, it's also cost and lack of healthcare, among others, that have women apprehensive about having children. They're doing Kamala's campaigning for her. Edited July 28 by Sannie 1
Sannie Posted July 28 Posted July 28 Holy ****. This dude might actually take it. If Andy is indeed out, it's gotta be this guy and then get his ass out on the road and on every news show. 5
Armani? Posted July 28 Posted July 28 1 minute ago, Sannie said: Holy ****. This dude might actually take it. If Andy is indeed out, it's gotta be this guy and then get his ass out on the road and on every news show. I'll stop dragging Democrats for a month if they actually chose the furthest left person available as a vice president (don't give your hopes up)
GraceRandolph Posted July 28 Posted July 28 2 hours ago, anti-***** said: And even if you lose an election just because someone's gay, that's just gonna radicalize young people even more for the next election. We don't want to lose this election.
Lightbringer007 Posted July 28 Posted July 28 1 hour ago, midnightdawn said: Judging by the amount of tweets Don Jr has been posting about Vance it seems even more likely that he was the one that twisted Trump's arm into picking Vance and is now trying to justify the decision. from one idiot to another my god-
GraceRandolph Posted July 28 Posted July 28 Okay I'm aboard the Kamala train, but we need to let Marianne speak at the DNC. 2
shelven Posted July 28 Posted July 28 42 minutes ago, Armani? said: These Facebook Boomer ass takes Serious question, does this man actually do anything with his day except tweet? I feel like I see dozens of tweets from him every single day, and that doesn't include all of his "Concerning." or "True!" responses to other people's tweets Musk is truly a massive gift to the people who have been arguing that the existence of billionaires is inherently unethical because nobody can actually work hard enough to "earn" a billion dollars. Because this guy clearly does NO actual work on a day to day basis
GhostBox Posted July 28 Posted July 28 23 minutes ago, GraceRandolph said: Okay I'm aboard the Kamala train, but we need to let Marianne speak at the DNC. That would be great tbh. 👏🏼
NausAllien Posted July 28 Posted July 28 Oh, wow... Apparently is between these three and Shapiro is the more likely candidate: Shapiro is a very controversial pick for what I've seen. It may alienate many younger voters. Kelly has a really bad record with unions, which could hurt her chance. That leaves only Walz as a good choice.
GhostBox Posted July 28 Posted July 28 5 minutes ago, NausAllien said: Oh, wow... Apparently is between these three and Shapiro is the more likely candidate: Shapiro is a very controversial pick for what I've seen. It may alienate many younger voters. Kelly has a really bad record with unions, which could hurt her chance. That leaves only Walz as a good choice. They are all 3 good choices. They all 3 have their thing they will be hit for. Even walz would be hit for being too liberal by the media and conservatives. I think it's great we actually do have so many great choices. shapiro, Walz, Beshear, Kelly, Whitmer, ect. a great bench 👏🏼
Aston Martin Posted July 28 Posted July 28 25 minutes ago, shelven said: Serious question, does this man actually do anything with his day except tweet? I feel like I see dozens of tweets from him every single day, and that doesn't include all of his "Concerning." or "True!" responses to other people's tweets Musk is truly a massive gift to the people who have been arguing that the existence of billionaires is inherently unethical because nobody can actually work hard enough to "earn" a billion dollars. Because this guy clearly does NO actual work on a day to day basis In the late 2010s, I remember the narrative around him being that he was a super hard worker and would do things like sleep in the Tesla factory because he was always working now he doesn't even try to make us believe that. What a loser 3
Blade Posted July 28 Posted July 28 I can only hope Kamala, who has definitely seen Walz TV appearances in the past 6 days (wtf how has it not even been a WEEK yet), will resonate with his quick witted attacks on Republicans. That's someone who can deliver her message of being the sane choice to moderates while still appealing to the leftist base. 6
thedeathbymusic Posted July 28 Posted July 28 as much as I want him, I can't ignore that he is just not an exciting or engaging public speaker 1
GhostBox Posted July 28 Posted July 28 Literally no one is saying this. He just lumped her together with MLK because they are both black. He's such a racist 💀
shelven Posted July 28 Posted July 28 My personal feelings on Shapiro's politics aside, from an electoral standpoint, my biggest concern with him is that he probably makes Harris favoured in Pennsylvania but makes her the underdog in Michigan because of how aggressively pro-Israel he is. And Harris's path to 270 becomes a lot harder if she loses Michigan. Even if she wins Wisconsin, she still needs either Georgia or both Arizona and Nevada. I still think Walz and Beshear are the safest choices. They're good at messaging to more moderate and rural voters without supporting policies that risk alienating parts of the Dem base. They might not give a huge boost to any particular state like Shapiro could do in Pennsylvania, but I think they'll have a net positive effect across all the swing states, which is more important given Harris's pretty precarious path to 270. I guess Cooper falls into this bucket too, although I frankly haven't seen enough of him to get a sense of how effective he'll be as an overall messenger for the ticket (plus putting a 67-year-old on the ticket after making a big deal about switching to a more youthful campaign would be a bit weird). 4 1
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