She picked Tim

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Anonymous wrote:I live in SEC country (getting the Georgia TV commercials from both campaigns).

Walz is seen as open border, sanctuary city far left radical.

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Democrats can explode with happiness and joy that Walz “looks normal” and pretend his folksy shtick will play with SEC fans. Hint: It won’t. People will see the things Walz has done in MN and run away from him.

I’m the PP. Mark Kelly could have made a connection with this demographic. Walz, no way (the super libs will love him, but not the moderates/independents).

I'm an independent and like him. I didn't know anything about him until today. He seems like a genuine person, with experience and some positions I agree with. Do I agree with him 100%? No. I think the Trump/Vance ticket is pure toxic waste. I'd have been fine with any of the VP finalists. Trump should have picked Haley but his ego got in the way.

Independent here. Had the GOP gone with Haley and the Dems stuck with Biden, I would have voted for Haley. But that’s not what happened. I want normal again. Harris Walz is a joyful, can-do team. Walz seems solid.

One of the best videos of him going around right now is a year or so ago at the Minnesota State Fair. He's with his daughter and he's dressed in the ultimate dad fit. He says they're going to grab some turkey corn dogs, and his daughter points out she's a vegetarian and he says something to the effect of turkey is a vegetable in Minnesota. Then it cuts to him on the slingshot ride and he's laughing his @ss off having a great time. If you didn't know anything about the guy and that's your first impression of him, it's so difficult not to like him!

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Anonymous wrote:Walz looks like obese Chris Farley in the “van down by the river skit”.

The left has been negging Trump for his weight but think Walz is charming.

he's skinnier than Trump.

Lol that photo looks like a bad AI job

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Anonymous wrote:I live in SEC country (getting the Georgia TV commercials from both campaigns).

Walz is seen as open border, sanctuary city far left radical.

+1

Democrats can explode with happiness and joy that Walz “looks normal” and pretend his folksy shtick will play with SEC fans. Hint: It won’t. People will see the things Walz has done in MN and run away from him.

Minnesota is clearly a hell hole. You believe some peculiar things.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m the PP. Mark Kelly could have made a connection with this demographic. Walz, no way (the super libs will love him, but not the moderates/independents).

Wait. The guy to get elected in a Republican district, and to be followed when he left by more Republicans? That guy doesn't have moderate and bipartisan appeal?

It's true. You guys ARE really bad at this. I'm actually shocked by how bad your takes are today on Walz.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone who says Walz can't give Harris support in PA is insane. This guy could roll into a Steelers bar in Erie on game day and probably get elected mayor by the end of the day. He's just that relatable, especially in western PA, Michigan, Ohio, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Minnesota, etc.

I drive through western PA regularly for work and all I see are Trump signs

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Anonymous wrote:I live in SEC country (getting the Georgia TV commercials from both campaigns).

Walz is seen as open border, sanctuary city far left radical.

That can't be true since nobody heard of him until yesterday.

+1. The right wing trolls are such desperate dorks.

Weird. They're really weird and angry. They just can't believe Harris would pick such a joyful running mate. And her laugh is so genuine. It must be tough having to get the enthusiasm up for the third straight, tired run by a 78-year convicted felon waiting sentencing and nakedly ambitious elite who smugly tried to assume the mantle of a Hill Billy. As a reminder, Trump never laughs. But he does lie, whine, lash out, yell, scream, and disparage, so he has that going for him.

My god. That hillbilly thing. Dude is from Middletown, Ohio. He might as well be from Indiana. We have our share of rednecks in that area, but it's a long way from Appalachia.

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Anonymous wrote:I live in SEC country (getting the Georgia TV commercials from both campaigns).

Walz is seen as open border, sanctuary city far left radical.

+1

Democrats can explode with happiness and joy that Walz “looks normal” and pretend his folksy shtick will play with SEC fans. Hint: It won’t. People will see the things Walz has done in MN and run away from him.

I’m the PP. Mark Kelly could have made a connection with this demographic. Walz, no way (the super libs will love him, but not the moderates/independents).

I'm an independent and like him. I didn't know anything about him until today. He seems like a genuine person, with experience and some positions I agree with. Do I agree with him 100%? No. I think the Trump/Vance ticket is pure toxic waste. I'd have been fine with any of the VP finalists. Trump should have picked Haley but his ego got in the way.

I think Walz will be relatable. He's someone you want to have over for dinner. Will I agree with all of his positions? No. But I also know he cares and is trying to do the right thing and is really trying to make people's lives better. I would never say that about Trump or Vance.

He’s a socialist. He plays folksy while gutting anyone who disagrees with him.

Citation please.

Did you read how he abandoned his military unit after they received deployment orders?

He’s a jerk.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone who says Walz can't give Harris support in PA is insane. This guy could roll into a Steelers bar in Erie on game day and probably get elected mayor by the end of the day. He's just that relatable, especially in western PA, Michigan, Ohio, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Minnesota, etc.

I drive through western PA regularly for work and all I see are Trump signs

Erie County went for Obama twice, then Trump, then Biden.

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Anonymous wrote:What shouldn’t be lost in today’s news cycle is that the governor of a crucial swing state was humiliated by being skipped over for this nomination. And why? Because the anti-Israel activists in the party would have gone even more crazy due to Shapiro’s presence on the ticket. So don’t be at all surprised when the late night Philly magic doesn’t happen on election night.

This was exactly my reaction to this news. How you all are celebrating the anti-semitism of the far left that this choice has given its stamp of approval for is beyond me. This is not a "unifying" choice, unless your version of the Democratic party expunges a whole lot of Jews. PA is going to go to Trump.

Are you even capable of conceiving people might have had concerns about Shapiro regardless of his religion, or are you just one of those people who cries "antisemitism" whenever anyone disagrees in any way with a Jewish politician?

Choosing a school teacher over a voucher advocate is good policy and good politics; no matter how they happen to worship.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m the PP. Mark Kelly could have made a connection with this demographic. Walz, no way (the super libs will love him, but not the moderates/independents).

Wait. The guy to get elected in a Republican district, and to be followed when he left by more Republicans? That guy doesn't have moderate and bipartisan appeal?

It's true. You guys ARE really bad at this. I'm actually shocked by how bad your takes are today on Walz.

They all think Vance was a great choice....

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Anonymous wrote:I live in SEC country (getting the Georgia TV commercials from both campaigns).

Walz is seen as open border, sanctuary city far left radical.

+1

Democrats can explode with happiness and joy that Walz “looks normal” and pretend his folksy shtick will play with SEC fans. Hint: It won’t. People will see the things Walz has done in MN and run away from him.

Minnesota is clearly a hell hole. You believe some peculiar things.

Minnesota can be Minnesota but other states don’t want what Minnesota has courtesy of Walz.

He didn’t help the black communities being burned by BLM, they were razed to the ground.

But when “protestors” got near Target headquarters, Walz deployed the National Guard. Apparently the black community wasn’t good enough to rate the National Guard. His wife kept he windows open to smell the burning tired in solidarity, though.

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Anonymous wrote:Maga is in panic

Really? They were just gifted the presidency today by Team Harris going hard left.

Walz isn’t “hard left” no matter how many dishonest MAGAs try to confuse everyone.

Hell, they'd call Liz Cheney hard left for endorsing Harris. They throw this label out to anyone they disagree with. It's to the point where it doesn't mean anything.

I mean, surely you see the irony here? Dems call anyone who dares to disagree with them “MAGA” and have for years.
DP

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Anonymous wrote:Mamala and Dadala.

We need this. Unite the country. Let’s go!

Okay, explain this to me in simple terms. People keep posting this. Are you supporting them or making fun of them? I’m an adult and the baby talk isn’t doing it for me. If you think this Mamala Dadala Momola Dadola is helping it’s not. It’s hard to take anyone seriously when you talk like that. It’s as bad as Brat.

+100
So jarring and immature. Yet decidedly on point.

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Anonymous wrote:Maga is in panic

Uh oh one of the crazy white liberal women posting obsessively on here thinks MAGA is in panic! Sorry but conservatives aren't threatened by Tampon Tim. His crazy leftist record is more than enough ammo to use against him.

Tampon Tim is not a winning nickname. He signed a law requiring all schools in MN have free period products in all bathrooms, that includes girls' bathrooms. That's a significant move for girls suffering from period poverty, and also hugely convenient in general for girls in school.

Tim did what?! Wow! Why is this not done by Governors of all states? We live in a developed nation, so why cannot we provide our girls with some amenities that would make them less anxious during their menstrual cycle?

You understand that the political issue here is that he put the dispensers in boys’ bathrooms too, right? And yet boys don’t, you know, have periods.

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Anonymous wrote:Walz looks like obese Chris Farley in the “van down by the river skit”.

The left has been negging Trump for his weight but think Walz is charming.

he's skinnier than Trump.

Lol that photo looks like a bad AI job

https://www.minnpost.com/national/2024/08/odds-were-definitely-not-zero-for-walz-heres-how-minnesotas-governor-become-harris-running-mate/


Odds were definitely not zero for Walz. Here’s how Minnesota’s governor became Harris’ running mate
Walz went from being a second tier choice to the top pick in a matter of weeks. These were the factors at play.
by Peter Callaghan
4 hours ago



Here is the link to VP Corndog.