Official Kamala Harris VP Thread

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Anonymous wrote:Per CNN, Tim Walz at a Harris event last night, demonstrating his ability to combine idealism with straight-out pitbull:

“How often in a hundred days do you get to change the trajectory of the world? How often in a hundred days do you get to do something that’s going to impact generations to come?” Walz asked. “And how often in the world do you make that bastard wake up afterwards and know that a Black woman kicked his a**, sent him on the road?”

It's a lot but you need to stand up to a bully.


Don't like this.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Per CNN, Tim Walz at a Harris event last night, demonstrating his ability to combine idealism with straight-out pitbull:

“How often in a hundred days do you get to change the trajectory of the world? How often in a hundred days do you get to do something that’s going to impact generations to come?” Walz asked. “And how often in the world do you make that bastard wake up afterwards and know that a Black woman kicked his a**, sent him on the road?”

Don't like this.

It’s a bit much but directed toward two guys who are toxic sexists and at least one of whom is racist? Eh.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Per CNN, Tim Walz at a Harris event last night, demonstrating his ability to combine idealism with straight-out pitbull:

“How often in a hundred days do you get to change the trajectory of the world? How often in a hundred days do you get to do something that’s going to impact generations to come?” Walz asked. “And how often in the world do you make that bastard wake up afterwards and know that a Black woman kicked his a**, sent him on the road?”

It's a lot but you need to stand up to a bully.


Don't like this.

I don’t either— comes across angry and bitter. Just my opinion.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:NC governor Cooper has dropped out of consideration.

Poor guy can’t leave NC, or the women in his state lose their reproductive rights. He did the right thing.

Either that or he doesn’t want to be on a losing ticket.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Per CNN, Tim Walz at a Harris event last night, demonstrating his ability to combine idealism with straight-out pitbull:

“How often in a hundred days do you get to change the trajectory of the world? How often in a hundred days do you get to do something that’s going to impact generations to come?” Walz asked. “And how often in the world do you make that bastard wake up afterwards and know that a Black woman kicked his a**, sent him on the road?”

Don't like this.

It’s a bit much but directed toward two guys who are toxic sexists and at least one of whom is racist? Eh.

He’s showing he can fulfill the attack dog part of the job. Not really my speed either. I’d prefer he stick with “weird” and that special brand of Minnesota nice.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Per CNN, Tim Walz at a Harris event last night, demonstrating his ability to combine idealism with straight-out pitbull:

“How often in a hundred days do you get to change the trajectory of the world? How often in a hundred days do you get to do something that’s going to impact generations to come?” Walz asked. “And how often in the world do you make that bastard wake up afterwards and know that a Black woman kicked his a**, sent him on the road?”

Don't like this.

I can't say I don't appreciate the aggressive push back to the threat of trump and Vance, but I am from the east coast. If this works for the swing states then yes. He seems to know how to win in the blue wall states if that includes Minnesota and that is critical. I would defer to his judgement about how to deal trump and Vance in those mid west states that Harris needs to win.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s def going to be Kelly or Walz. Surely some in dc circle must have an inside info

Cooper was reported to be in the top 3 and then after he removed his name from consideration yesterday, it turned out he never even submitted to vetting. I don’t know why it’s worth announcing he didn’t want to be considered when he was a week in without any vetting. Everyone thinks he’s being high minded about not letting his crazy lieutenant governor run the show but my theory is that Cooper has skeletons that would come out in the vetting process.

I also think something was up with this. Didn’t feel like submitting the paperwork, what?

A VP candidate who can’t leave his state to campaign or attend the convention is not a good VP candidate. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.

+1 Cooper wasn't my preferred VP pick, but this feels like an act of service to the state of North Carolina and I thank him for it.

Isn’t he out in a few months anyway? I hope it’s just an act of service but he does seem like the type to have a mistress or two stashed somewhere.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NC governor Cooper has dropped out of consideration.

Poor guy can’t leave NC, or the women in his state lose their reproductive rights. He did the right thing.

Either that or he doesn’t want to be on a losing ticket.

He literally cannot leave the state without the deranged LT Gov installing crazy and weird laws.

[Anonymous]

So who are we rooting for today?

I am still team Walz but I could be swayed to Shapiro or Kelly

[Anonymous]

For the impatient posters here

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Per CNN, Tim Walz at a Harris event last night, demonstrating his ability to combine idealism with straight-out pitbull:

“How often in a hundred days do you get to change the trajectory of the world? How often in a hundred days do you get to do something that’s going to impact generations to come?” Walz asked. “And how often in the world do you make that bastard wake up afterwards and know that a Black woman kicked his a**, sent him on the road?”

Don't like this.

I kinda do.

-not a black woman

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So who are we rooting for today?

I am still team Walz but I could be swayed to Shapiro or Kelly

Exactly where I am.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NC governor Cooper has dropped out of consideration.

Poor guy can’t leave NC, or the women in his state lose their reproductive rights. He did the right thing.

Either that or he doesn’t want to be on a losing ticket.

Cooper is 67. It’s not like he has a shot at the presidency. VP would be a fantastic opportunity for him. I’m the PP who posted about my skeletons in the closet theory. I don’t care if he does, so I’m not trying to tear him apart. I’m just hoping the VP choice is fully vetted so there is no scandalous history to defend. That is always the risk in choosing a man.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s def going to be Kelly or Walz. Surely some in dc circle must have an inside info

Cooper was reported to be in the top 3 and then after he removed his name from consideration yesterday, it turned out he never even submitted to vetting. I don’t know why it’s worth announcing he didn’t want to be considered when he was a week in without any vetting. Everyone thinks he’s being high minded about not letting his crazy lieutenant governor run the show but my theory is that Cooper has skeletons that would come out in the vetting process.

I also think something was up with this. Didn’t feel like submitting the paperwork, what?

A VP candidate who can’t leave his state to campaign or attend the convention is not a good VP candidate. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.

+1 Cooper wasn't my preferred VP pick, but this feels like an act of service to the state of North Carolina and I thank him for it.

Isn’t he out in a few months anyway? I hope it’s just an act of service but he does seem like the type to have a mistress or two stashed somewhere.

I feel like that would have been discovered if that were the case