Michelle Obama's powerful speech in Kalamazoo, MI

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Anonymous wrote:The Harris campaign is self-destructing by choosing to focus on anti-men rhetoric and fascism claims in the final days of the campaign. This doesn't resonate outside their narrow base of devotees.

Or 51% of the population, including men who aren’t keen to see those they love die unnecessarily.

We'll see what the % is on 11/5.

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Just caught up and wow ... this speech is so fantastic I'm forwarding it to everyone I know!!

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Anonymous wrote:It was excellent. She’s an inspiration.
I worry that it’s preaching to the choir though.

Disagree. Some of it yeah -- she's speaking to a rally full of election volunteers and committed supporters and she's going to build the crowd up. But her pitch on womens issues is not for the choir. I think her comments on womens health, how it impacts women of all ages and doesn't get the attention it deserves, and how Democrats (and specifically women) are the only ones actually listening to women on these issues and fighting for them. Beyond just abortion -- she talked about access to healthcare for girls experiencing painful periods and older women dealing with menopause. It's a broader argument on womens health and I think one that lands. Plus the way she tied this stuff to men and talked about why they should care too.

That whole argument was compelling and well articulated. Right now it's about motivating people to get to the polls and she gave people a lot of good reasons why that's worth it.

So ridiculous. There’s plenty of health care for teen girls and post menopausal women. Just call the pediatrician or gyn. Geez the dramatics over normal bodily functions are really something else.

Doctors are already leaving states with bans and not as many medical students are choosing residencies there.

No medical student sitting on hundreds of thousands of debt is refusing a residency just because it’s located in a red state.

Au contraire. “But fewer medical students applied to residencies in states that have banned abortion for the second year in a row, according to new data from the Research and Action Institute at the Association of American Medical Colleges. Across the board, the number of applicants in those states fell by more than 4%.”
https://www.marketplace.org/2024/05/14/fewer-medical-students-apply-for-residencies-in-states-with-abortion-bans/#

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Anonymous wrote:I thought Michelle’s speech was obscene. How dare she question my integrity because I’m not yet ready to vote for Kamala. I hate she said we keep wanting to be dazzled again and again when we give President Trump a pass. But we’ve seen his Presidency, and with Kamala I’m not sure she’s said much about her economic plan. I also don’t see how she can function with world leaders with that laugh, and I never know when something’s going to come out about her or Doug. It’s just too risky, she doesn’t look or sound like what I envision as a President.

President Trump as a CEO and former President DOES look like a President. He just does; his look is exactly what you would imagine. That’s why he was talked about as a future president since the 1980s. But I don’t like how vulgar he is, though that shows how tough he is. It’s just so hard to decide, but I don’t need Michelle telling me I hold a double standard. That’s the most awful step across the line we’ve seen this whole campaign.

sorry but this comment sounds unhinged. you like trump because he looks like a president even though you admit he is vulgar?? and michelle is the one who makes no sense and is obscene???

did you hear the long, detailed part of her speech about women's health and the impacts on everyone for voting trump???

I don't think you're having any trouble deciding. I think you're just a maga troll pretending to be undecided.

That PP is not even hiding it

"Looks like a president" - yes we got it, you mean white male