wastedpotential Posted Thursday at 08:59 PM Posted Thursday at 08:59 PM 41 minutes ago, FameFatale said: Honestly now reflecting and looking at everything and how it played out Kamala was going to lose regardless of the VP choice, but I still stand by Walz. I think he was a great choice, but was sadly hidden. People just wanted cheap eggs and gas and that's all they remembered from Trump so that's what they voted for. Too bad they're not getting that. You're probably right, but I do love to entertain a counterfactual hypothetical Beshear's name and brand was never going to translate the same outside of KY, and he was even milder mannered than Walz, who the establishment had no issue steamrolling into place on the issues where he'd previously leaned progressive. There's no reason to expect Beshear would've been different outside of my delusional mourning, but that's where I've retreated at this point in the transition process I hope everyone enjoys their more affordable omelets and that no one planned any trips to the ANWR 2 1
FameFatale Posted Thursday at 09:05 PM Posted Thursday at 09:05 PM Trump was the one who started the ban Tiktok mess to begin with in 2020 3 1
GhostBox Posted Thursday at 10:18 PM Posted Thursday at 10:18 PM 17 minutes ago, Vermillion said: Or he could just switch parties 🙏
wastedpotential Posted Thursday at 10:24 PM Posted Thursday at 10:24 PM (edited) 6 minutes ago, GhostBox said: Or he could just switch parties 🙏 His district is pretty swingy and did vote for Sherrod in the senate election (though it's gone for Trump by at least 5 points every time), and he's got a relatively moderate voting record for a Republican (he voted for RfM, for example), but there's the time he tried to blackmail Bosnia with US aid over a sovereignty dispute over a village, so... Edited Thursday at 10:25 PM by wastedpotential 1
ClashAndBurn Posted Thursday at 10:39 PM Posted Thursday at 10:39 PM 2 hours ago, on the line said: And not a single mention of Israel, Gaza, or Palestine. Anything to avoid your president and his stupid ***** of a VP being an utter ******* failure on the issue, I guess.
GhostBox Posted Thursday at 10:42 PM Posted Thursday at 10:42 PM 16 minutes ago, wastedpotential said: His district is pretty swingy and did vote for Sherrod in the senate election (though it's gone for Trump by at least 5 points every time), and he's got a relatively moderate voting record for a Republican (he voted for RfM, for example), but there's the time he tried to blackmail Bosnia with US aid over a sovereignty dispute over a village, so... true but would he rather run again against trump and the magas for the GOP nominee or switch and run as a Dem while still being able to pull some moderate republicans in his district to himself.
Vermillion Posted Friday at 01:42 AM Posted Friday at 01:42 AM With Biden deciding not to enforce the TikTok ban it looks like it's going to be Tom Cotton versus Trump on this issue which is hilarious. Good luck to the former in 2028.
dman4life Posted Friday at 04:09 AM Posted Friday at 04:09 AM Jasmine Crocket demonstrates the precise brand of messaging Democrats need going forward. All you have to do is look at most of the online discourse regarding Obama and Trump at the funeral to see that most ppl are over and not buying the middle of the road respectability politics anymore. Time to do away with the old guard for good.
dman4life Posted Friday at 04:20 AM Posted Friday at 04:20 AM 1 hour ago, ClashAndBurn said: Clock it! 1 1
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