shelven Posted September 9 Posted September 9 38 minutes ago, Blade said: A very odd Harris winning map: Harris: WI, GA, NC Trump: PA, MI, NV, AZ Put MI in the Harris column (I really can't see her winning WI but losing MI; there simply aren't enough one-issue Gaza voters in MI to swing the state if Harris is strong enough to carry WI which was over 2% redder in 2020 than MI was) and I don't think this map is actually all that unrealistic
DR0GO Posted September 9 Posted September 9 Quote Harris did an interview with a Phoenix-area Spanish-language radio station last Thursday, which is expected to air at 1 p.m. ET on Friday.The Phoenix interview will air on Uforia Audio Network's 106.3 FM. Uforia is the radio network subsidiary of Univision, one of the largest Spanish-language news outfits in the U.S. Univision told Fox News Digital that clips of the interview will be featured across its TV network. I saw some posts saying that Kamala has an interview with Univision coming up, this is probably what was being referenced. 3
on the line Posted September 9 Posted September 9 5 minutes ago, Sannie said: What a weird deflection. People can do both. They definitely cannot. The left being so intolerant is exactly what led to Trump winning in 2016, which is another reason why these extremist views advocating division should be scorned. 1 1
on the line Posted September 9 Posted September 9 5 minutes ago, Sannie said: What a weird deflection. People can do both. They definitely cannot. The left being so intolerant is exactly what led to Trump winning in 2016, which is another reason why these extremist views advocating division should be scorned. 1
FameFatale Posted September 9 Posted September 9 NC really reminds me of GA 2020 with the awful republican down ballot candidates.
DR0GO Posted September 9 Posted September 9 House Democrats pour more cash into Iowa, Virginia races A super PAC with close ties to Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries will pay for more ads aimed at unseating GOP Reps. Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Jen Kiggans.
Rotunda Posted September 9 Posted September 9 Why did every Republican pick today to turn on Haitians? 3
GhostBox Posted September 9 Posted September 9 1 minute ago, Rotunda said: Why did every Republican pick today to turn on Haitians? That way Trump can bring it up during the debate. That's all it is
dabunique Posted September 9 Posted September 9 Da Haitians don't deserve this $h!t ... they're great people and hard workers smh 2 2
Blade Posted September 9 Posted September 9 1 minute ago, dabunique said: Da Haitians don't deserve this $h!t ... they're great people and hard workers smh Do you think Haitian deflection is enough to see a leftward shift in FL? I don't know the demographics or voting patterns.
Blade Posted September 9 Posted September 9 14 minutes ago, shelven said: Put MI in the Harris column (I really can't see her winning WI but losing MI; there simply aren't enough one-issue Gaza voters in MI to swing the state if Harris is strong enough to carry WI which was over 2% redder in 2020 than MI was) and I don't think this map is actually all that unrealistic The only way that very unlikely map occurs is all this happening: Harris making inroads with white and Black rural voters (securing NC, GA, and WI) Harris loses more Latino support than expected and decreased Black turnout in Philly/Detroit.
Communion Posted September 9 Posted September 9 27 minutes ago, on the line said: They definitely cannot. The left being so intolerant is exactly what led to Trump winning in 2016, which is another reason why these extremist views advocating division should be scorned. "It's not Joe Biden joining in on the Republican demonization of migrants that's led to this...it's people criticizing pop stars!" ? Can someone who has made it their personality to defend Dems explain to me what they earnestly thought would be the outcome of championing a "bipartisan immigration bill" that calls for family detentions and immediate expulsions of undocumented migrants if not the racist demonization of migrants themselves? Why are we back to the 2000s idea of you can demonize undocumented migrants as cheats and criminals and invaders who deserve to be punished for breaking the law but do said demonization in a way that isn't rooted in racism? 3
Armani? Posted September 9 Posted September 9 23 minutes ago, GhostBox said: That way Trump can bring it up during the debate. That's all it is Isn't he trying to pick off fringes of the Black vote? That will likely backfire if he focuses on that
Communion Posted September 9 Posted September 9 28 minutes ago, Rotunda said: Why did every Republican pick today to turn on Haitians? It's whack a mole. Yesterday they were all talking about Venezuelan gangs stealing people's apartments at gun point on like Seattle despite this too not happening. 1
Relampago. Posted September 9 Posted September 9 47 minutes ago, Rotunda said: Why did every Republican pick today to turn on Haitians? Venezuelan propaganda ran out and people moved on. Start of a new week, start of a new lie.
Thuggin Posted September 9 Posted September 9 This is nothing against Medhi specifically, but this would be exactly the wrong strategy imo. Again… People. Already. Know. Trump. I understand it's a debate between the two viable candidates and so you have to go on the offensive a little, but Democrats have been calling him a racist rapist Putin puppet dictator for like 8 years now. Even "weird" is getting played out. "Getting under Trump's skin" maybe works to score points for the blue team AKA resist libs, but if you're trying to pull in the people who are undecided, it's not effective to try to make them feel guilty about considering supporting the "convicted felon!!1!" whom they believe will lower costs for them so they can better support their families. Yes, people do have Trump fatigue. But by continuing to make their focus attacking Trump and making this election a referendum on how you feel about Trump as a person for a third election cycle in a row, the Democrats aren't exactly showing a path forward for a country where we don't have to hear about Trump nonstop every day. Present a positive vision of the future of America. Talk about the issues in a way where people actually believe you'll materially benefit their lives. Speak directly to the American people. Give voters ideas to get excited about and that they can talk about with their family and friends. 6 1
Relampago. Posted September 9 Posted September 9 15 minutes ago, Blade said: prayer circle I've got my meltdown drafted and ready, bring it 1
Bamboo Posted September 9 Posted September 9 I know the NYT has questionable credibility at best but I thought their episode of the Daily today with Nate Cohn was a kind of good analysis about the less than stellar polling lately for Kamala - why it's not all necessarily doom and gloom and what the campaign has been and can do going forward
Redstreak Posted September 9 Posted September 9 55 minutes ago, Rotunda said: Why did every Republican pick today to turn on Haitians? They literally have group chats where they announce new talking points
Relampago. Posted September 9 Posted September 9 2 minutes ago, Thuggin said: This is nothing against Medhi specifically, but this would be exactly the wrong strategy imo. Again… People. Already. Know. Trump. I understand it's a debate between the two viable candidates and so you have to go on the offensive a little, but Democrats have been calling him a racist rapist Putin puppet dictator for like 8 years now. Even "weird" is getting played out. If you're trying to pull in the people who are undecided, it's not effective to try to make them feel guilty about considering supporting the "convicted felon!!1!" whom they believe will lower costs for them so they can better support their families. Yes, people do have Trump fatigue. But by continuing to make their focus attacking Trump and making this election a referendum on how you feel about Trump as a person for a third election cycle in a row, the Democrats aren't exactly showing a path forward for a country where we don't have to hear about Trump nonstop every day. Present a positive vision of the future of America. Talk about the issues in a way where people actually believe you'll materially benefit their lives. Speak directly to the American people. Give voters ideas to get excited about and that they can talk about with their family and friends. You're 100% right but I highly doubt Harris is going to focus on pro-her/Dem points as opposed to trying to tear Trump down more. She will have to address the Biden admin's failures and the inflation, among other issues, that occurred during the term she was VP. I can't imagine her breaking from Biden, so she will likely point out that Trump will be worse instead. I don't know how else she'll try to address that argument because she can't just say "the economy actually isn't bad!" because people feel it is. She's stuck between a rock and a hard place and attacking Trump is better than the other options I guess, even if it isn't a great option. Hopefully she'll get under his skin enough that he self-destructs. 1
Lil Mistee Posted September 9 Posted September 9 tbh wish we had a live audience...kamala, like biden, does well with an audience
Armani? Posted September 9 Posted September 9 North Carolina & Georgia in the new Quinnipiac poll that just came out
GhostBox Posted September 9 Posted September 9 This is why Nate is getting heat because Trump is higher than he ever was against Biden 💀
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