Did you really think Kamala would win? Deep down inside, did you?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I thought she would win but it would be close. I had no idea she would lose every swing state. Trump is just so vile. I've literally brought up the false claims of election fraud and inciting a mob to invade the Capitol and I get laugh emojis. People think challenging our democracy is funny. The MAGAS duped America into believing the covid inflation was "Biden's" inflation. They told exaggerated stories of migrants receiving $15,000 debit cards and lied about Haitians eating pets. They fed into the country's racism, xenophobia, and transphobia. Half the country has forgotten the mess Trump left and blames Biden. All of this baggage and they passed over Kamala because they was no primary, she wasn't charismatic, etc. Apparently Hillary had too much baggage in 2016, it's all BS.

You... are... a... lunatic.

NP and I don’t see any lunacy here. It’s a pretty good summary of facts

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought we were pretty misogynistic and racist but I got hopeful after The Lincoln Project founder said her campaign would go down as the best in history and the DC rally. As soon as I looked at the first result at 7:30 I knew I had deluded myself. White women don’t support other white women. So, water is wet.

Looks like Indian and biracial women do not support Indian and biracial women.

Will you people stop with thw identity politics? This is why you continue to lose. Find a candidate with policies and ideas, like Obama. I voted for Nikki Haley in the primary and Trump in the election. I voted on policy, not looks or personality. I voted my wallet and safety (border). I will never ever vote for Michelle Obama and I will not vote for Pete Butigeig. Pick the best person instead of the one that checks superficial boxes. Pick someone normal who can put together a coherent sentence without having to memorize canned talking points.

Aka I need a white man to say the words. And being a convicted felon, rapist is totally normal too. So don't worry that either

don’t forget:

- a cisgender white male.

[Anonymous]

I thought she was a weak candidate being propped up with money and the democratic machines. All the pollls and media gave the impression she had a real shot but it was all a big hoax

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought she would win but it would be close. I had no idea she would lose every swing state. Trump is just so vile. I've literally brought up the false claims of election fraud and inciting a mob to invade the Capitol and I get laugh emojis. People think challenging our democracy is funny. The MAGAS duped America into believing the covid inflation was "Biden's" inflation. They told exaggerated stories of migrants receiving $15,000 debit cards and lied about Haitians eating pets. They fed into the country's racism, xenophobia, and transphobia. Half the country has forgotten the mess Trump left and blames Biden. All of this baggage and they passed over Kamala because they was no primary, she wasn't charismatic, etc. Apparently Hillary had too much baggage in 2016, it's all BS.

You... are... a... lunatic.

NP and I don’t see any lunacy here. It’s a pretty good summary of facts

Thank you. Forgive the run on paragraph. IDK what the hell I said that had any semblances of lunacy. Did Vance not tell stories of Haitians eating pets? Did Trump not claim mass election fraud in 2020, attempting to overturn the results of the election? How exactly did the Biden administration contribute to the current economy when there was a global pandemic?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I never felt like she had it in the bag, but I will admit that I’m quite surprised that Trump won by this margin. I thought it would be close. While it’s no shocker that she lost, I will never be able to understand how so many people could vote for someone as ill suited for the job as Trump, especially when they’ve had the last 8 years to get to know him. What made Trump more palatable than the other Republican candidates who ran? That’s the thing I can’t grasp.

Why is the American electorate so fickle? They were lukewarm on Trump in 2016, turned off by his performance as president in 2020, he’s done nothing to become more appealing since then, and now they give him a mandate? He has never produced any credible plans to solve any of the issues he runs on. He admitted he has a concept of a plan…4 years after serving a 4 year term as president, during which he repeatedly said he was just weeks away from unveiling the most beautiful plan. We’re about to have another octogenarian at the helm. Trump talks about absurd nonsense. He gets confused easily. He’s having speech issues. He’s been complaining at rallies that he’s tired. Remember when those types of issues made people concerned about Biden’s presidency? But let’s embrace Trump’s decline!

It's baffling. He's does what he does best, cons people. Lots believe the election was stolen in 2020. A wealthy guy (largely inherited from daddy) from New York has duped the working class Joe from Ohio that he cares about their struggles. Hilarious.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I never felt like she had it in the bag, but I will admit that I’m quite surprised that Trump won by this margin. I thought it would be close. While it’s no shocker that she lost, I will never be able to understand how so many people could vote for someone as ill suited for the job as Trump, especially when they’ve had the last 8 years to get to know him. What made Trump more palatable than the other Republican candidates who ran? That’s the thing I can’t grasp.

Why is the American electorate so fickle? They were lukewarm on Trump in 2016, turned off by his performance as president in 2020, he’s done nothing to become more appealing since then, and now they give him a mandate? He has never produced any credible plans to solve any of the issues he runs on. He admitted he has a concept of a plan…4 years after serving a 4 year term as president, during which he repeatedly said he was just weeks away from unveiling the most beautiful plan. We’re about to have another octogenarian at the helm. Trump talks about absurd nonsense. He gets confused easily. He’s having speech issues. He’s been complaining at rallies that he’s tired. Remember when those types of issues made people concerned about Biden’s presidency? But let’s embrace Trump’s decline!

It's baffling. He's does what he does best, cons people. Lots believe the election was stolen in 2020. A wealthy guy (largely inherited from daddy) from New York has duped the working class Joe from Ohio that he cares about their struggles. Hilarious.

It's only baffling to out of touch morons like you. Thinking like this is why she lost so bad, keep it up, it's nice watching you whiny little babies self-destruct.

[Anonymous]

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What?? She spoken throughout as genuinely as you claim she did on Wednesday. She definitely did run an amazing campaign. Just say it, most people are racist and sexist. They couldn't elect HRC one of the most qualified candidates ever.

No accent on Wednesday.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I never felt like she had it in the bag, but I will admit that I’m quite surprised that Trump won by this margin. I thought it would be close. While it’s no shocker that she lost, I will never be able to understand how so many people could vote for someone as ill suited for the job as Trump, especially when they’ve had the last 8 years to get to know him. What made Trump more palatable than the other Republican candidates who ran? That’s the thing I can’t grasp.

Why is the American electorate so fickle? They were lukewarm on Trump in 2016, turned off by his performance as president in 2020, he’s done nothing to become more appealing since then, and now they give him a mandate? He has never produced any credible plans to solve any of the issues he runs on. He admitted he has a concept of a plan…4 years after serving a 4 year term as president, during which he repeatedly said he was just weeks away from unveiling the most beautiful plan. We’re about to have another octogenarian at the helm. Trump talks about absurd nonsense. He gets confused easily. He’s having speech issues. He’s been complaining at rallies that he’s tired. Remember when those types of issues made people concerned about Biden’s presidency? But let’s embrace Trump’s decline!

It's baffling. He's does what he does best, cons people. Lots believe the election was stolen in 2020. A wealthy guy (largely inherited from daddy) from New York has duped the working class Joe from Ohio that he cares about their struggles. Hilarious.

They know he doesn’t really care about them, but they think he’s got the golden touch that will make goods more affordable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a woman, as soon as I saw they were replacing Biden with a woman of color with two immigrant parents, my heart sank. I like her and votes for her, but knew she didn't have any chance at all with a typical American independent.

How about she did not put in the work to win!

She played it safe, outside the Bair interview, every forum was a safe space.

Trump on the other hand went to Chicago, went to a black owned barbershop in deep blue NYC to pick his case. People may have disagreed with him, but appreciated the work and discussion. He won on that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought we were pretty misogynistic and racist but I got hopeful after The Lincoln Project founder said her campaign would go down as the best in history and the DC rally. As soon as I looked at the first result at 7:30 I knew I had deluded myself. White women don’t support other white women. So, water is wet.

Looks like Indian and biracial women do not support Indian and biracial women.

Will you people stop with thw identity politics? This is why you continue to lose. Find a candidate with policies and ideas, like Obama. I voted for Nikki Haley in the primary and Trump in the election. I voted on policy, not looks or personality. I voted my wallet and safety (border). I will never ever vote for Michelle Obama and I will not vote for Pete Butigeig. Pick the best person instead of the one that checks superficial boxes. Pick someone normal who can put together a coherent sentence without having to memorize canned talking points.

Aka I need a white man to say the words. And being a convicted felon, rapist is totally normal too. So don't worry that either

don’t forget:

- a cisgender white male.

i believe the new approved party line is "a cisgender yt male"

[Anonymous]

It's not just the accents as code switching.
The woman who grew up in Canada and in California as a Hindu, now is a black preacher

Look at the "joy cometh in the morning". She is enjoying the fakery.

[Anonymous]

2019 was a clue that she was not well liked. She did not even make it the first primary. Had almost no support and dropped out.

She is in 2024 the same person as 2019.

[Anonymous]

I haven't read any comments so I'm responding to the OP...the Ann Selzer poll in Iowa made me believe we had a really, really good chance of winning. Shame on me for trusting a poll, even a great one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought she was a weak candidate being propped up with money and the democratic machines. All the pollls and media gave the impression she had a real shot but it was all a big hoax

Not sure what you mean by propped up with money - unlike Trump, most of her money came from small donors. Trump got most of his money from billionaires, truly man of the people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's not just the accents as code switching.
The woman who grew up in Canada and in California as a Hindu, now is a black preacher

Look at the "joy cometh in the morning". She is enjoying the fakery.

She's the Democrats' Corey Stewart.