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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kamala = radioactive

Her political career is over.[/quote]

Not because of anything she did other than accept the VP offer from Biden. She is in the same boat as Pence and Vance. Few people will give the VP of a very unpopular president a chance to stand on their own. [/quote]

Incorrect. Sha was coronated, handed $1B, was gifted a media that acted like a PR firm, and she still got bested by a reality tv performer.[/quote]

The home team, led by QB Biden, was down 48-3 entering the 4th quarter after Biden through six interceptions and lost four fumbles. Biden, aware of the no-win situation his team is now in, refuses to take the field again and therefore the back-up QB enters the game for the team's few remaining possessions. You, being one of many fans lacking basic common sense, relentlessly boo the back-up QB after the game ends in an embarrassing defeat to a very weak opponent.

Tell me you're not all that bright without telling me you're not all that bright. Biden lost the 2024 election before Harris was ever nominated. Find a brain.[/quote]

A. Billion. Dollars.

K-Hive.

Coconut pilling.

Brat.

Joy.

Hotties for Harris.

We choose freedom.

Swifties.

She had a stacked deck and still stepped on a rake.

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The Dems could have raised 19.8 trillion dollars and had an opponent even weaker than Trump and still would have lost the 2024 POTUS election. When an incumbent president with a 38% approval rating backs out of the race for a second term just a few weeks before their party's convention and 3 months prior to Election Day, the incumbent party will lose 1000 times out of 1000.

Generally speaking, an incumbent with a sub 45% approval rating while seeking a second term is guaranteed to lose. Factor in the terrible timing of Biden's exit from the race with the fact that the party had no choice but to nominate the one politician most closely associated to the very unpopular president, and it's an absolute no-win situation for which Biden is clearly responsible for. Harris didn't ask to be placed into that no-win situation but she did the best she could considering the unfortunate circumstances behind her nomination.[/quote]

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