Kamala Harris and VP expectations

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:She needs to step out of the next race.

I agree in principle because she does not offer the ticket anything.

However, who do we replace her with? I don't see any other Democratic Presidential wannabe offering anything to the ticket either.

Whitmer is an easy choice for vp

Sorry, I’m done with clyburn and his kind holding the dem party hostage

Clyburn won 2020 for the Democrats. You can be "sick" all you want, but them's the facts.

You will deal with Clyburn and "his kind".

Yeah but it’s 2024

And clyburn got his wish for scotus via Ketanji brown Jackson

He needs to play ball now and start helping by laying the groundwork to nudge Kamala out

[Anonymous]

I, for one, appreciate having a vp who is so knowledgeable about Venn diagrams.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She’s an utter embarrassment — just as much as Joe is.
Can’t they pass some kind of mental illness evaluation?

Good idea. Will Trump and his VP pick take the same evaluation?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I, for one, appreciate having a vp who is so knowledgeable about Venn diagrams.

Yes, the concept that two different things can have overlapping qualities is truly revolutionary. It's great she's introduced this to the world in many, many speeches.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:She’s an utter embarrassment — just as much as Joe is.
Can’t they pass some kind of mental illness evaluation?

Good idea. Will Trump and his VP pick take the same evaluation?

Trump already did. Passed with flying colors. Are you doubting his last VP?

Poor Joe. I almost feel sorry for him.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I, for one, appreciate having a vp who is so knowledgeable about Venn diagrams.

Yes, the concept that two different things can have overlapping qualities is truly revolutionary. It's great she's introduced this to the world in many, many speeches.

She is the best.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I, for one, appreciate having a vp who is so knowledgeable about Venn diagrams.

Yes, the concept that two different things can have overlapping qualities is truly revolutionary. It's great she's introduced this to the world in many, many speeches.

She is the best.

Yes, for word salads. Put her on the Food Network.

[Anonymous]

Trump aces in word salad hands down.

[Anonymous]

I dont get why democrats are disappointed in Kamala.

She has done exactly what they wanted. She has kept the borders open, allowing for millions of illegal aliens, cheap workers, future democrats, to come over the border and take jobs from US workers.

there is no reason to see it any other way

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I, for one, appreciate having a vp who is so knowledgeable about Venn diagrams.

[Anonymous]

Her poll numbers have been great. She’s ready for the top job.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yes I am a Democrat. And no I am not satisfied with what I’ve seen (or haven’t seen) from Harris.

But then, let’s think about this. When was the last time we had a VP who wasn’t a joke? (Don’t tell me Biden because his image completely changed after 8 years of Obama; he went from rough-hewn loose cannon who had friends across the aisle to stabilizing grandpa after Trump). Gore was always viewed as a bit of a clown…Was it Bush?? VPs are always a laughing stock. Otherwise they’d get the nomination.

Are we being too harsh on Kamala? And if not, who’d want that gig? Anyone worth his/her salt is eyeing the top job.

I like her but agree that she has been disappointing and fails to connect with many people.

Do you think this is her personality and lack of public speaking skills or the fact that she has not been given enough opportunities to shine?

no one who is actually good needs to be "given opportunities to shine"

she ran for President and got blown out of the water

as VP, she has been on TV plenty, and has accomplished little with it except giving people more material to mock her with

if she was capable of shining she would have done it by now

What VP has shined while in that office? It doesn’t happen. I’ve never thought she’d make a good president but there’s not much VPs are able to accomplish.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yes I am a Democrat. And no I am not satisfied with what I’ve seen (or haven’t seen) from Harris.

But then, let’s think about this. When was the last time we had a VP who wasn’t a joke? (Don’t tell me Biden because his image completely changed after 8 years of Obama; he went from rough-hewn loose cannon who had friends across the aisle to stabilizing grandpa after Trump). Gore was always viewed as a bit of a clown…Was it Bush?? VPs are always a laughing stock. Otherwise they’d get the nomination.

Are we being too harsh on Kamala? And if not, who’d want that gig? Anyone worth his/her salt is eyeing the top job.

I like her but agree that she has been disappointing and fails to connect with many people.

Do you think this is her personality and lack of public speaking skills or the fact that she has not been given enough opportunities to shine?

no one who is actually good needs to be "given opportunities to shine"

she ran for President and got blown out of the water

as VP, she has been on TV plenty, and has accomplished little with it except giving people more material to mock her with

if she was capable of shining she would have done it by now

What VP has shined while in that office? It doesn’t happen. I’ve never thought she’d make a good president but there’s not much VPs are able to accomplish.

Dick Cheney would disagree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes I am a Democrat. And no I am not satisfied with what I’ve seen (or haven’t seen) from Harris.

But then, let’s think about this. When was the last time we had a VP who wasn’t a joke? (Don’t tell me Biden because his image completely changed after 8 years of Obama; he went from rough-hewn loose cannon who had friends across the aisle to stabilizing grandpa after Trump). Gore was always viewed as a bit of a clown…Was it Bush?? VPs are always a laughing stock. Otherwise they’d get the nomination.

Are we being too harsh on Kamala? And if not, who’d want that gig? Anyone worth his/her salt is eyeing the top job.

I like her but agree that she has been disappointing and fails to connect with many people.

Do you think this is her personality and lack of public speaking skills or the fact that she has not been given enough opportunities to shine?

no one who is actually good needs to be "given opportunities to shine"

she ran for President and got blown out of the water

as VP, she has been on TV plenty, and has accomplished little with it except giving people more material to mock her with

if she was capable of shining she would have done it by now

What VP has shined while in that office? It doesn’t happen. I’ve never thought she’d make a good president but there’s not much VPs are able to accomplish.

Dick Cheney would disagree.

Yes, Dick Cheney tops the list of accomplishments of number of people shot in the face by Vice Presidents and Halliburton grift.

[Anonymous]

There is one reason only to budge Kamala out and it’s called white supremacy.

You won’t pull wool over these eyes