Kamala Harris for President

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

It’s really baffling. I went from having to yell at friends who were committed to not voting this election, one of them who actively works in campaigning, and now they’re more excited to vote than me??

We needed the energy of the last 2 days to kick the Dems into gear.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

They might not be the same people. Overall the young people want a younger candidate, just like the rest of us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

People did some actual research to see what her record was instead of relying on talking points.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

They might not be the same people. Overall the young people want a younger candidate, just like the rest of us.

That’s definitely true, but as one of those young people (24), I’ve seen remarkable change amongst friends and their intention to vote. People still hate her background but something really clicked that trump is the other option for many people.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

It’s really baffling. I went from having to yell at friends who were committed to not voting this election, one of them who actively works in campaigning, and now they’re more excited to vote than me??

I donated a lot of money in 2016 and worked my butt off on 2020, but I did nothing this year. I was going to vote for Biden but did not feel like doing anything. I thought I would not be excited about Harris either. I was so wrong. As soon as Harris took over the Biden campaign, I went to actblue and made my first 2024 donation. Harris being a real candidate is so much more exiting and powerful than imagining...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

If Taylor Swift plays, the election will be done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

Because young people were mad at Biden and didn’t feel seen or respected by the party. Biden steps aside following pressure from his constituents and they felt seen and heard. Now they’re willing to believe the party hears them. Let’s see if they deliver!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

It’s really baffling. I went from having to yell at friends who were committed to not voting this election, one of them who actively works in campaigning, and now they’re more excited to vote than me??

I donated a lot of money in 2016 and worked my butt off on 2020, but I did nothing this year. I was going to vote for Biden but did not feel like doing anything. I thought I would not be excited about Harris either. I was so wrong. As soon as Harris took over the Biden campaign, I went to actblue and made my first 2024 donation. Harris being a real candidate is so much more exiting and powerful than imagining...

Exact same.

[Anonymous]

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I’m kinda scared that she’s pulling a lot of pop culture moves like HRC. She’s not as “smooth” as Obama, and people hyper criticize women as incompetent for trying to seem relatable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

They might not be the same people. Overall the young people want a younger candidate, just like the rest of us.

Or it’s a bunch of astroturf. Nobody likes Kamala. She is a well-recognized moron.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

If Taylor Swift plays, the election will be done.

Or actually, I bet it’s Beyoncé given her letting Harris use her song

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

It’s really baffling. I went from having to yell at friends who were committed to not voting this election, one of them who actively works in campaigning, and now they’re more excited to vote than me??

I donated a lot of money in 2016 and worked my butt off on 2020, but I did nothing this year. I was going to vote for Biden but did not feel like doing anything. I thought I would not be excited about Harris either. I was so wrong. As soon as Harris took over the Biden campaign, I went to actblue and made my first 2024 donation. Harris being a real candidate is so much more exiting and powerful than imagining...

I think this is it.

The country is no less appalled and disgusted by Trump, they are more so, in fact. But everyone had really gotten down about the possibility of Biden not being strong enough. Biden would've squeaked it out, but it wouldn't have made anyone feel good.

Now, we're ready to party and get the damn job done!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

If Taylor Swift plays, the election will be done.

Or actually, I bet it’s Beyoncé given her letting Harris use her song

Could be both.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I’m kinda scared that she’s pulling a lot of pop culture moves like HRC. She’s not as “smooth” as Obama, and people hyper criticize women as incompetent for trying to seem relatable

Yes, America can’t wait to have celebrities once again tell them what to believe and who to vote for. Honestly, I think those types of events are a negative.