Nope. I know plenty of people in real life who disagree with me — that’s fine — but on other sites I can see (a) who is repeat posting at a high volume and/or sock-puppeting, and (b) the likelihood that any particular post was written by a legit user vs. a troll. Many, many posts here feel very off. But even if they didn’t, we’d all be foolish to assume that this site is somehow (uniquely among similar sites) free from influence campaigns. Unfortunately, that’s just not a reasonable assumption in 2024. |
Are you saying she shouldn’t do her job? |
Agree. The high volume of non sequiturs and flagrant lies really detracts. I’m perfectly comfortable with people disagreeing with me but when they’re just spouting made up nonsense, it’s silly to engage. |
Also, this should go without saying, but I don’t want any bad faith sock puppets, influence campaigns, bots, or trolls, of *any* political background or opinion. Neither should any of us. |
+3ish with you sane people. Although it’s felt weird and then not and then weird again here for months, like something wakes and then goes back to sleep. I don’t know enough about the internet to know more but that’s my sense. |
Joy is to explain her nervous laughter. Reagan was joyful but he knew how to deliver lines without world salad and he was much older than Kamala. |
Of course it will be prerecorded so they can carefully edit it to make her look less stupid. The fact she needs Walz to act as an emotional support animal during the interview is even more pathetic. |
I cannot stand Hillary, but at least she was capable enough to stand on her own. This is actually embarrassing for a female POC to have old, white man as a crutch. |
Which lies? |
Exactly. It's interesting that the PP is actually *hoping* KH doesn't do any interviews. What does that tell us?? NP |
Why is the interview with both of them? Why not separate interviews for each? |
This is a guess on my part. Harris and Walz are campaigning together in Georgia starting tomorrow. CNN is headquartered in Atlanta, so it makes sense that the interview is with CNN while they’re in Georgia. Walz still does not have much name recognition. I can’t remember the numbers exactly, but something like 40% of Americans don’t know anything about him. Given that he has high approvals among the people that know him, it makes sense then to try and introduce him to a wider audience. A joint interview will serve that purpose very well. People that won’t tune in just for him (apparently Vance has done a bunch of interviews; did anyone care?) will more likely tune in because Harris is also there. It will also give the audience the opportunity to see how they work together. I would love to see a Trump-Vance joint interview. |
Exactly. |
Wow. Explains so much. |