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Just now, Relampago. said:

Imo the left hasn't felt so united in a minute, at least compared to 2016/2020

 

There's still obvious differences but I don't see the same level of division as before, possibly because this election feels like higher stakes than before

It's definitely more united than 2016, but 2020? Hmm idk Biden's terrible I/P handling really did a number on that.

 

I don't think a VP should suffer for their President's mistakes but what I think doesn't matter. It's what the average voter thinks.

 

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Relampago. said:

Imo the left hasn't felt so united in a minute, at least compared to 2016/2020

 

There's still obvious differences but I don't see the same level of division as before, possibly because this election feels like higher stakes than before

I was told on here that abortion referendums and increased base turn-out from the Kamala switch would make up for Arab-American drop-off in Michigan and cultural resentment from the white-working class that pro-union actions won't be able to paper over in say, rural Pennsylvania where Kamala's numbers are worse than Biden.

 

For the record I still don't buy it.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Relampago. said:

Imo the left hasn't felt so united in a minute, at least compared to 2016/2020

 

There's still obvious differences but I don't see the same level of division as before, possibly because this election feels like higher stakes than before

I really hope you're right. BOTH RFK and Jill Stein made me nervous. 

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12 minutes ago, cloudbusting said:

maybe it's me dooming a bit, but between the situation unfolding in the ME, dock strikes, and hurricane recovery it lowkey feels like the make or break moment rn

I was about to say the same thing… maybe I've been flooded by right wing propaganda on twitter after the hurricane but that + the ME crisis, but I'm feeling like it's joever for Kamala…

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6 minutes ago, Jackson said:

Those tweets that were like "I wonder if anyone is President right now" while the floods were literally STILL HAPPENING :skull: Do they blame Biden for causing the hurricane or something? 
 

And then people were complaining "I'm not seeing any coverage of this" like get out of your twitter echo chamber and turn on the tv :deadbanana:

Yea it's insane. 
 

legit question for those in here trying to make the hurricane recovery efforts a bad things for Biden/Harris is what do you want them to do? 💀

 

they administration has did everything it can to send resources to the states. Even before the storm happened. 
 

spreading the rights fake outrage and trumps lies around isn't helping anything or anyone
 

 

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:deadbanana2:

GA

 

Oh god, she really needs to ditch it

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11 minutes ago, GhostBox said:

The hurricane recovery effort is going as well as anyone could do right now. Honestly feels like some of yall are reading to many right wing Twitter pages that are like "WHERES JOE AND KAMALA WHERES FEMA!!!!" 💀

 

 

Public perception of the efforts matters almost as much as the actual efforts themselves. There's still an unfortunate amount of people who think nothing is being done which is worrisome

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Ew keep em 😂

 

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2 minutes ago, cloudbusting said:

Public perception of the efforts matters almost as much as the actual efforts themselves. There's still an unfortunate amount of people who think nothing is being done which is worrisome

Yes. That's why repeating the false hoods spewed by the right wing on Twitter (and some left wingers) is a bad thing. 

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2 minutes ago, cloudbusting said:

Public perception of the efforts matters almost as much as the actual efforts themselves. There's still an unfortunate amount of people who think nothing is being done which is worrisome

I blame social media and the world of everyone being chronically online and wanting to visually see everything 24/7. 

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7 minutes ago, GhostBox said:

The hurricane recovery effort is going as well as anyone could do right now. Honestly feels like some of yall are reading to many right wing Twitter pages that are like "WHERES JOE AND KAMALA WHERES FEMA!!!!" 💀

 

 

The problem is that if people perceive that the administration isn't doing enough, that could still hurt Kamala in the election even if that perception isn't based in truth. False narratives that start on Twitter can spin out of control (look at the Haitians eating cats thing). JD Vance will probably bring it up in the VP debate tonight, and there isn't going to be any fact-checking from the moderators.

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We all know israel wants a trump win. The same goes with russia. It's time to campain. Send postcards, convince a friend, go blue blue blue. This is a very essential election

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So my question is, since Americans are too stupid to not elect trump, if they start throwing migrants and gay people in camps can nato or the UN step in and do anything to help us? Like trump is a vengeful bastard and evil, we're so ****** if he wins. 

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Just now, GhostBox said:

Yes. That's why repeating the false hoods spewed by the right wing on Twitter (and some left wingers) is a bad thing. 

I was talking with a friend earlier about podcasts and how almost all of the top 10 podcasts are right-wing pushed podcasts who spew conspiracy theories daily. Comparing that to years ago when it used to be mostly pop culture, true crime, some news in the top 10. Disinformation really needs to be looked into. 

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I was not even this invested in my own country's election earlier this year. This is way too crucial an election. Vote blue you atrl gays, especially you white undecided ones, the poc are already voting blue

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2 minutes ago, FameFatale said:

I was talking with a friend earlier about podcasts and how almost all of the top 10 podcasts are right-wing pushed podcasts who spew conspiracy theories daily. Comparing that to years ago when it used to be mostly pop culture, true crime, some news in the top 10. Disinformation really needs to be looked into. 

Yup the right wing disinformation campaign has picked up alot of steam. 
 

I mean I can't tell you how many people I saw on Facebook post that Harris had "microphone ear rings in her ear" during the debate 💀😂

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5 minutes ago, FameFatale said:

I blame social media and the world of everyone being chronically online and wanting to visually see everything 24/7. 

Like i know from my own experience of living in disaster prone central Oklahoma (and basically down the road from both the 1999 and 2013 E/F5 Moore tornadoes) how relief efforts can't always be an instantaneous thing for safety reasons, but a lot of people aren't familiar with weather situations and responses and want immediate results.

 

Thats not to say the response to Helene has been perfect or anything, but people misunderstanding how these things are handled and funded is yet another hurdle on the path to defeating Trump. 

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Some of  the polls released today where done during the hurricane and after💀

 

wondering that affects the outcomes any? 

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6 minutes ago, Vermillion said:

 

Might wanna post the reply tweet right under it

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If it makes anyone feel better, those Quinnipiac polls were conducted during the power outages in GA and NC :deadbanana2:

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