Anonymous wrote:This manufactured hype is hilarious. Like everyone forgot what happened when the voters reflected reality last time.

Like...you just ran the gaslighting campaign of all gaslighting campaigns regarding Joe's health and now you're at it again with Kamala's popularity? Give it a rest!

Your RNC convention was manufactured hype. With that fake kiss and the fake humility.

Harris is a NEW candidate so obviously it has reenergized the race. Biden was 81 years old! We were desperate for a shake up and now we’re excited.

So sorry if that bothers you.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve seen estimates that Kamala has raised $60 million in 24 hours. I know the youth in my family are newly excited.

Trump should just drop out now. He’s older than Biden was in 2020 and now he has an unknown head/brain injury.

It’s way more.

Donors Withhold $90 Million Promised For Biden In Latest Debate Fallout, Report Says
Jul 12, 2024,11:29am EDT

TOPLINE Wealthy donors to President Joe Biden are withholding $90 million in pledged contributions to the main super PAC supporting his candidacy in protest of his decision to stay in the race, The New York Times reported—a significant financial setback for the president’s campaign following his June 27 debate performance.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/saradorn/2024/07/12/donors-withhold-90-million-promised-for-biden-in-latest-debate-fallout-report-says/

Donors to Pro-Biden Super PAC Are Said to Withhold Roughly $90 Million

The decision to withhold such enormous sums of money is one of the most concrete examples of the fallout from President Biden’s poor debate performance at the end of June.


https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/12/us/politics/biden-donors-money.html

Seems like it was the money being withheld until Joe dropped out.

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Anonymous wrote:https://x.com/pamkeithfl/status/1815243512046096708?s=46&t=QqglXhsgC33LWVa3mC0ZAg

Tonight, I was on a zoom call sponsored by @WinWithBLKWomen attended by 40K energized Black women for Kamala.

They originally expected 1K. Then 3K. Then 18K. By the time it got up to 40K it was clear:

The Sisters are ready for battle.

This is very exciting. I hope that the Indian American women will become just as energized and do the same. After all, Kamala was raised by her Indian American mother and spent summers in India with her grandparents, why is she rarely discussed as Indian or Blasian.

She's hidden that and says she's black

Is that why she has a traditional old-fashioned Indian name?

Anonymous wrote:The honeymoon will end in a flash as soon as she starts giving speeches and campaigning. People will be starkly reminded of how bad a candidate she really is.

MAGAS can certainly dream.

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Anonymous wrote:Whoop de do. They were highly likely to vote for Biden anyway. This doesn't move the needle at all.

I was likely to vote, but I wasn’t happy about it. Now, I’m happy, and not sitting here wondering if I should bother voting.

i wasnt going to vote- will vote now.

Same here!

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Anonymous wrote:https://x.com/pamkeithfl/status/1815243512046096708?s=46&t=QqglXhsgC33LWVa3mC0ZAg

Tonight, I was on a zoom call sponsored by @WinWithBLKWomen attended by 40K energized Black women for Kamala.

They originally expected 1K. Then 3K. Then 18K. By the time it got up to 40K it was clear:

The Sisters are ready for battle.

This is very exciting. I hope that the Indian American women will become just as energized and do the same. After all, Kamala was raised by her Indian American mother and spent summers in India with her grandparents, why is she rarely discussed as Indian or Blasian.

She's hidden that and says she's black

Um…her name is KAMALA… a typical Indian female name

Anonymous wrote:This manufactured hype is hilarious. Like everyone forgot what happened when the voters reflected reality last time.

Like...you just ran the gaslighting campaign of all gaslighting campaigns regarding Joe's health and now you're at it again with Kamala's popularity? Give it a rest!

LMAO no hon. The manufactured hype is garbage astroturfing like "Blacks for Trump"

Manufactured hype is hyping a senile old pussy grabbing con man with dementia and pretending he's a tough guy.

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Anonymous wrote:My 18 year old voter is finally excited about voting in her first election.

Why exactly? What is it Kamala has said or done that excites them?

Anyone following VP Harris knows that she has been out talking and meeting with young people about issues like Roe that affect them. She’s popular with a large number of them.

Well, she does sound like a brain damaged Kindergarten teacher. I guess that appeals to "young people".

Really? I find her to be extremely intelligent.

I can only assume you've never heard her speak.

I heard her eviscerate kavanaugh during his hearings. She is badass.

Anonymous wrote:This is hilarious that Kamala can't get a crowd so they're pretending she gets tens of thousands on Zoom lol.

as opposed to getting government workers to photoshop your inaugural photo to make the crowd size bigger?

This is hilarious that Kamala can't get a crowd so they're pretending she gets tens of thousands on Zoom lol.

She has been on our radar for one whole day and you are complaining that she "can't get a crowd". Maybe because she hasn't had a "rally" yet? Jeez, give her a chance. You dismiss her before she is even out there.

I too have noticed a big difference. My female friends are texting like crazy and the women in my family are stoked. We have been waiting for 250 years. We had to wait almost 150 of those years to even get to vote. I wish my mom were alive. She was so devastated when the ERA did not pass. Go Kamala!

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Anonymous wrote:https://x.com/pamkeithfl/status/1815243512046096708?s=46&t=QqglXhsgC33LWVa3mC0ZAg

Tonight, I was on a zoom call sponsored by @WinWithBLKWomen attended by 40K energized Black women for Kamala.

They originally expected 1K. Then 3K. Then 18K. By the time it got up to 40K it was clear:

The Sisters are ready for battle.

This is very exciting. I hope that the Indian American women will become just as energized and do the same. After all, Kamala was raised by her Indian American mother and spent summers in India with her grandparents, why is she rarely discussed as Indian or Blasian.

She's hidden that and says she's black

Liar. No, she has never said she was only Black. That's all you see because perhaps you and others only see Black. You know the one-drop rule. She has always talked lovingly about her Indian DNA and relatives.
https://www.firstpost.com/explainers/kamala-harris-india-connection-mother-shyamala-gopalan-tamil-nadu-13795605.html
https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2019-10-25/how-kamala-harris-indian-family-shaped-her-political-career
https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/12/asia/kamala-harris-mother-india-intl-hnk/index.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MGQJqyzYfY
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/16/world/asia/kamala-harris-india.html

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Anonymous wrote:Hahahahah

I remember Hillary supporters were so adamant that Hillary was going to win and they were crowning her queen of the USA.


Then the election results rolled in and so many pink hat wearers were in tears the next day. It was hilarious. Watch it happen all over again for the Dems. They have the uncanny ability to nominatehorrendous female politicians.

I guess you missed the part about Hillary winning the popular vote. The tears were about having to work within a system designed to prioritize the power of some votes over others.


Hilarious is watching people tape Kotex on their ears to honor their idol. Now THAT’S hilarious. Also sad and pathetic, but hilarious nonetheless.

Remind me again, when has the US has ever been determined by a popular vote?

Imagine thinking this is a legit talking point when elections have never had rules based on a popular vote.

Everyone is aware. Everyone is also aware that trump lost the popular vote badly.

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Anonymous wrote:https://x.com/pamkeithfl/status/1815243512046096708?s=46&t=QqglXhsgC33LWVa3mC0ZAg

Tonight, I was on a zoom call sponsored by @WinWithBLKWomen attended by 40K energized Black women for Kamala.

They originally expected 1K. Then 3K. Then 18K. By the time it got up to 40K it was clear:

The Sisters are ready for battle.

This is very exciting. I hope that the Indian American women will become just as energized and do the same. After all, Kamala was raised by her Indian American mother and spent summers in India with her grandparents, why is she rarely discussed as Indian or Blasian.

She's hidden that and says she's black

Lies! She has never hidden her Indian ancestry.

that whole coconut tree thing is a well known South asian saying- All of our parenst say it to people, what do you tink, you fell out of a tree? It means that you should remember that you stand on the shoulders of giants.

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Anonymous wrote:Whoop de do. They were highly likely to vote for Biden anyway. This doesn't move the needle at all.

I was likely to vote, but I wasn’t happy about it. Now, I’m happy, and not sitting here wondering if I should bother voting.

i wasnt going to vote- will vote now.

The honeymoon will end in a flash as soon as she starts giving speeches and campaigning. People will be starkly reminded of how bad a candidate she really is.