2024 Democratic National Convention

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Anonymous wrote:Michelle’s line about the affirmative action of generational wealth was a good one.

Perhaps for the dogma believers, but it's mostly nonsense when you consider how well so many immigrants do even when they come with zero wealth and frequently not even speaking English or having proper papers.

Oh? Do they often stumble into the presidency after failing at everything else?

Exactly, show me a POC immigrant who can escape any repercussions for the kind of things the orange fatas* has done and I will take you seriously!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Michelle’s line about the affirmative action of generational wealth was a good one.

Perhaps for the dogma believers, but it's mostly nonsense when you consider how well so many immigrants do even when they come with zero wealth and frequently not even speaking English or having proper papers.

Well we do well because we do not take anything to chances because of the fear Michelle spoke about. We work 10 times harder than any other person in the same role. That is a lot of burden to carry our whole life.

That's not a "burden" but an opportunity the US gives us -- a much better opportunity that in most other countries, which is why we come here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Michelle’s line about the affirmative action of generational wealth was a good one.

Perhaps for the dogma believers, but it's mostly nonsense when you consider how well so many immigrants do even when they come with zero wealth and frequently not even speaking English or having proper papers.

Well we do well because we do not take anything to chances because of the fear Michelle spoke about. We work 10 times harder than any other person in the same role. That is a lot of burden to carry our whole life.

That's not a "burden" but an opportunity the US gives us -- a much better opportunity that in most other countries, which is why we come here.

In the Michelle quote she was not comparing opportunities we had in another country to America. We are talking about inequality that still exists in America. I want to have the same opportunity, same second/third/fourth as an American as every other one. I want to have the same risk profile as white man and I would not ever have that. My racial identity does not allow me to learn from making mistakes and I spend a lot of my energy to be as close to perfection as possible in all aspect of my life. This is a burden not just on me, but my my children and their children!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This convention is starting to feel like a movement.

I was at the rally in Milwaukee tonight and the energy was incredible. The arena was full. I wouldn't be surprised if they had to turn people away.

Someone who posted video from the crowd had the Lil John audio playing over it. Were you watching the roll call on the big screens? I couldn’t tell.

It looked awesome.

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Anonymous wrote:I was very lukewarm on Obama back in the day, but grew to love him and respect his Presidency immensely.

Seeing someone as good as he was is making me tear up for what we have missed. Biden is good, but we've had the specter of Trump looming large the whole time. This is like a time machine to a much better time.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:I miss Obama, I miss Hillary. I loved Michelle’s speech. Can’t wait for Bill’s. Thrilled for Kamala & Tim.

Damn we have a good party.

The Clintons need to fade out.

Honest question, did the Republican convention have any former presidents, vice presidents or former nominees speak?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I miss Obama, I miss Hillary. I loved Michelle’s speech. Can’t wait for Bill’s. Thrilled for Kamala & Tim.

Damn we have a good party.

The Clintons need to fade out.

Honest question, did the Republican convention have any former presidents, vice presidents or former nominees speak?

DP and were any of the speeches as good as what the DNC has had in the first two days alone??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I miss Obama, I miss Hillary. I loved Michelle’s speech. Can’t wait for Bill’s. Thrilled for Kamala & Tim.

Damn we have a good party.

The Clintons need to fade out.

Honest question, did the Republican convention have any former presidents, vice presidents or former nominees speak?

DP and were any of the speeches as good as what the DNC has had in the first two days alone??

I hear there was some very fine rambling.

[Anonymous]

Many people are saying it was the best convention ever, largest really. huge crowds. So many people. Wonderful. Birds. You know what birds do? Fly. We are flying America. Unlike kamabalala. The great Hannibal lector once said we are great. Make it great again because we are not so great. Not right now. With the far left aborting babies at 11 and 12 months. It is a scary time folks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I miss Obama, I miss Hillary. I loved Michelle’s speech. Can’t wait for Bill’s. Thrilled for Kamala & Tim.

Damn we have a good party.

The Clintons need to fade out.

Honest question, did the Republican convention have any former presidents, vice presidents or former nominees speak?

Dubya wants nothing to do with Trump, Quayle is a nonentity, and Pence, well, oops. And there’s just not a lot of talent in the pool beholden to Trump. I haven’t seen any viral moments from RNC speeches this time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Many people are saying it was the best convention ever, largest really. huge crowds. So many people. Wonderful. Birds. You know what birds do? Fly. We are flying America. Unlike kamabalala. The great Hannibal lector once said we are great. Make it great again because we are not so great. Not right now. With the far left aborting babies at 11 and 12 months. It is a scary time folks.

Hiya, Donald!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I miss Obama, I miss Hillary. I loved Michelle’s speech. Can’t wait for Bill’s. Thrilled for Kamala & Tim.

Damn we have a good party.

The Clintons need to fade out.

Honest question, did the Republican convention have any former presidents, vice presidents or former nominees speak?

I mean...no. Trump's version of the GOP (MAGA) is a joke.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:AOC’s appearance demonstrated that she is a future party leader even if she scares the establishment.

Hillary was good.

Michelle was great.

I”ve been a Harris fan since the 2020 primaries and love the joy she has brought to this race.

Barak was ok. Not thrilled to hear from Bill tomorrow. Emhoff was good. Can’t to wait hear Walz.

AOC test-driving her new, fake accent was just demeaning and insulting.

[Anonymous]

So....Obama is bad because he has money.
Tim is bad because he doesn't have money.


Almost like money really isn't the point

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Michelle’s line about the affirmative action of generational wealth was a good one.

Perhaps for the dogma believers, but it's mostly nonsense when you consider how well so many immigrants do even when they come with zero wealth and frequently not even speaking English or having proper papers.

Oh? Do they often stumble into the presidency after failing at everything else?

Exactly, show me a POC immigrant who can escape any repercussions for the kind of things the orange fatas* has done and I will take you seriously!

Yes, but “POC immigrant” is incorrect; you failed by excluding “BI” to use the correct word, “BIPOC.”

But you’re right: America is sooooo racist; most racist country ever!

So, why are all the BIPOC immigrants stampeding over our southern border risking everything to live in such a racist country? HINT: you are WRONG about America’s alleged racism, Trump’s alleged racism, and “immigration” in general; PP.

completely wrong.