Harris Walz interview w CNN

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Anonymous wrote:If Tim Walz grammar isnt always correct, should he be one heart beat away?

And yet you don’t have a problem with Hannibal Lecter’s biggest cheerleader who can’t put a complete sentence together. Hypocrite much.

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Anonymous wrote:If Tim Walz grammar isnt always correct, should he be one heart beat away?

And yet you don’t have a problem with Hannibal Lecter’s biggest cheerleader who can’t put a complete sentence together. Hypocrite much.

Yeah, but only one of them claims to be a high school teacher. Or, was that also an exaggeration?

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Anonymous wrote:As for Tim Walz, “sometimes my grammar is wrong” is a rich excuse for lying.

If Trump said that, it would be mocked

Not really. He's such a fire hose of obvious, demonstrable lies, there's no point.

He used IVF as a term instead of IUI because IVF is something most people have heard of whereas IUI isn't.
He attained a rank and served in that capacity for months, and then retired, at the rank below.

These are not "lies" and certainly not like any of Trump's thousands of obvious lies.

He had "Command Sargent Major" stamped on his Congressional challenge coin. That's stolen valor. He claimed to have "carried a weapon of war, in war". That's stolen valor, not bad grammar.

Did he spell Sergeant wrong? You know *so* much about the military, MAGA.

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I watched the whole thing. Harris reads as qualified for a city, perhaps state, position.

Her replies didn’t have the depth or nuance I expected from someone who has been part of Biden administration for 3.5 years.

When she talks about spending HOURS in the situation room, I suspect she was being honest—more than one. Less than five.

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I'm still going to vote for her, but I found that Bash didn't particularly push back on her when she was politician-speaking. For instance, her answer to the flip-flopping question started out weak, then got better as she moved past the "values" part—I would thought someone more neutral than Bash would have interrupted Harris to get her straight to the point.

I loved the answer to the Trump question. "Next." That's exactly what we need from a candidate right now!

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The hysteria from the right in this thread is so entertaining. Please, keep it going!

[Anonymous]

I love this. Trump can't articulate a policy position without veering off into whatever strange stream of consciousness happens to be floating around in his head (sharks, Hannibal Lecter, windmills, etc). The double standard is disgusting.

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Anonymous wrote:
Her replies didn’t have the depth or nuance I expected from someone who has been part of Biden administration for 3.5 years.

HAHAHAHAHA. When Trump is the alternative, this is pure gold. He is famous for his subtlety of thought and depth of knowledge. Hoo boy!

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Nothing says desperation like calling into question whether or not Kamala Harris worked a summer McDonald’s job while in college.

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Anonymous wrote:I love this. Trump can't articulate a policy position without veering off into whatever strange stream of consciousness happens to be floating around in his head (sharks, Hannibal Lecter, windmills, etc). The double standard is disgusting.

Yup, but at least it’s totally transparent.

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Those complaining about flip-flopping need to be introduced to one Mr. J.D. Vance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love this. Trump can't articulate a policy position without veering off into whatever strange stream of consciousness happens to be floating around in his head (sharks, Hannibal Lecter, windmills, etc). The double standard is disgusting.

I'm not sure it's a double standard as it's Trump allows them to justify their bigoted views.

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You know what I think is weird? The fact that Trump and Vance have NOT been together — and that Vance seems to be the one to clean up Trump’s messes (along with his own).

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Anonymous wrote:Kamala Harris says the first thing she will do on day 1 as president will be to strengthen the middle class.
Harris struggled with her first answer and gave a very long-winded response.

"I will tell you first and foremost one of my highest priorities is to do what we can to support and strengthen the middle class when I look at the aspirations, the goals, the ambitions of the American people, I think that people are ready for a new way forward in a way that generations of Americans have been fueled by hope and by optimism I think sadly, in the last decade we have had in the former president, someone who is really been pushing an agenda and in an environment that is about diminishing the character and the strength of who we are as Americans really dividing our nation. and I think people are ready to turn the page on that so what would you do day one, day one, it‘s gonna be about one implementing my plan for what I call an opportunity economy."

I prefer that to “pardon all the January 6 hostages” so I know she’s going to get my vote.

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Apparently, the interview was 41 minutes. So, they cut more than they let us see. Would love to have heard more.