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

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Anonymous wrote:And, yeah, we are all white, and all supported Harris, but knew most white men and many white women wouldn't.

This kind of stupidity just makes me laugh. Let's imagine a woman was the Republican candidate, and a man was the Democrat. Would you vote for the woman? Because, you know, she's a woman and all... don't "women support other women"?

Same goes for the race card. Would you vote for a black Republican (man or woman) simply because they were black? NO. You wouldn't vote for the Republican, period. So why on earth can't you people get it through your head that Republican voters aren't going to vote for a Democrat? Whether they are man, woman, black, white, purple, other. You wouldn't, so don't expect the opposite to be true.

Harris didn't lose because of "misogyny or racism." She lost because more Americans wanted a Republican president. Get over it.

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Anonymous wrote:I did, actually. But my faith in the basic decency of the American public was apparently misplaced.

My lack of faith in the American public was vindicated. It's so sad and I've never been so unhappy to be right.

Everyone keeps trying to make this a referendum on Dems and Kamala, but it's really just about American ignorance.

Leave then.

Hell, no. I know you Trump voters like to abdicate responsibility for your lives to this strongman charlatan, but some of us will keep trying to build a better country.

With cardboard you loser. Get TF outta here if you lost faith in America. That in itself demonstrates you're not American..

MAGAs are sore winners AND sore losers.

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Anonymous wrote:people vote for president not because this candidate is a male or female. Rather, based on this person's ability to lead the country.

No, silly - that's just crazy talk! /s There is one party that votes for candidates based SOLELY on their identity. And that party is not the Republicans.

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Anonymous wrote:people vote for president not because this candidate is a male or female. Rather, based on this person's ability to lead the country.

No, silly - that's just crazy talk! /s There is one party that votes for candidates based SOLELY on their identity. And that party is not the Republicans.

You sure about that?

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot say that I did. I had doubts.

Harris voter, no. It was how it all went down for me. Still voted for her to be clear, but no.

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Trump talked about penis size
Becoming a whale psych
Windmills causing cancer
Danced for 40 minutes on stage answering no questions
Said Ohioans na were eating pets


And so much worse and people still voted for him


That is not a Her problem. It's a voter problem

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Anonymous wrote:White male, I voted for her even though I lean conservative. I honestly thought she was a shoo-in. I really thought enough of this country was tired of Trump...maybe not the policies he stands for, but the man himself, that they'd just say no. I was wrong.

I think what shocked me most was Latino men voting for him as much as they did, given his anti-immigrant rhetoric.

Maybe because they are not a monolith and don’t associate themselves with illegals.

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Anonymous wrote:people vote for president not because this candidate is a male or female. Rather, based on this person's ability to lead the country.

Trump mismanaged the Covid pandemic and fomented an unsuccessful coup against our own government. He's not fit to lead.

I am just saying people don't vote for this candidate because candidate's gender. People vote for Trump not because Trump is a male and Kamala is a female. As for ability to run the country, everyone has his/hers own opinion. But all people agree that Trump is a male and Kamala is a female. Therefore, gender does not play a rule here to determine who people will vote.

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot say that I did. I had doubts.

Sadly no because our country is a misogynistic and racist...it's truly sad that people thought a convicted felon would be a better choice than a woman

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Anonymous wrote:Trump talked about penis size
Becoming a whale psych
Windmills causing cancer
Danced for 40 minutes on stage answering no questions
Said Ohioans na were eating pets


And so much worse and people still voted for him


That is not a Her problem. It's a voter problem

It's a human problem....think about what kind of person votes for someone like Trump. WE have a human decency issue and a lack of education issue.

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Anonymous wrote:I knew she was gonna lose because she is the worst candidate I’ve ever seen in my life.

It’s not racism or misogyny. Yes there are people who would not vote for a woman of color, but there are way way more people who would vote for her because she’s a woman of color.

Imagine she’s as good as Obama, she would definitely have another Obama landslide, or at least won.

This is a very sexist response. I thought she was an excellent candidate. Obama got a pass on a lot of things because he was a man. To paraphrase Van Jones, "The male candidate can be flawed, but the female candidate has to be flawless."

And yes, I did think she would win. Cheeto's attempt to overturn the government disqualifies him from office. To quote Michelle Obama, "How is this even close?"

I admit I’m 100% sexist, but in the other way. I want a woman president so badly but she is literally a moron who is afraid of Joe Rogan. How can she face other world leaders? Trump and Vance are not afraid of unfriendly news outlets, she can’t even handle a cnn townhall.

It’s just pathetic.

She went on Stern and he asked her why she loves Doritos and Raisin Bran

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I knew trouble was afoot when it was rumored many Democrats rejected her VP offer.

Walz was not in the top 5 picks originally

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Anonymous wrote:I did, actually. But my faith in the basic decency of the American public was apparently misplaced.

My lack of faith in the American public was vindicated. It's so sad and I've never been so unhappy to be right.

Everyone keeps trying to make this a referendum on Dems and Kamala, but it's really just about American ignorance.

Leave then.

Hell, no. I know you Trump voters like to abdicate responsibility for your lives to this strongman charlatan, but some of us will keep trying to build a better country.

With cardboard you loser. Get TF outta here if you lost faith in America. That in itself demonstrates you're not American..

MAGAs are sore winners AND sore losers.

MAGA's are truly special

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot say that I did. I had doubts.

I don't waste my.vote on a candidate I think will lose. Of course, I thought she would win but I learned a valuable lesson and that is NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE STUPIDITY, RACISM, AND MISOGYNY OF AMERICA.

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Anonymous wrote:Absolutely not. She was appointed to the vice presidency which is a nothingburger as she clearly showed during her tenure. When the DNC tried to appoint her to the presidency, game over. No one heard of her during the Biden presidency, then suddenly she was the person behind every thing he did. Even the Democrats had to be leery of her being in charge of the most powerful country in the world. Many women can be president, but Harris does not have the chops.

Will you say the same about Vance? 🤔

+1.

I did think she would win. I obviously underestimated attitudes like the PP - unqualified whites dudes really get a pass.

I truly thought people would not want to go back to the chaos and upheaval, if nothing else. But, alas.