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Anonymous wrote:OP here, I'm going to get my stuff out. Then someone out there can take it to heart.

I'm very serious, this is how one person could get elected. Not all of them will, but you NEED women. You need us not to be attracted to you or married to you (hey nikki haley!), but just.... we need to like you.

The ship on 'Who would you sit down and have a beer with?' has sailed. I think the majority of the women will go with whoever is most likely to treat us as actual human beings. I don't need to love or even like that person, I need to be sure that they're in my corner, and that of my daughter's.

How is the planning for your move to Canada coming along? Are your daughters going to join you?

Anonymous wrote:So a candidate gives you all that attention and then someone says CRT! immigrant caravan! and that’s who you vote for.

Independents fall for that?

I agree there are issues that stand out as important and the issue-winners will win independents.

But, in all the personal PR stuff, here ya go. This is it (the first half of it, it goes deeper as the campaign comes to a close)

So a candidate gives you all that attention and then someone says CRT! immigrant caravan! and that’s who you vote for.

Anonymous wrote:I’m a suburban woman and I couldn’t care less about any of this.
It’s just weird.

Subconsciously, following this template could enter your psyche.

I say "could," because if ALL of them did it, there would still be only one winner.

And AWFUL people we hate do win.

I think there could be something very powerful about the psychology of this.

Anonymous wrote:OP here, I'm going to get my stuff out. Then someone out there can take it to heart.

I'm very serious, this is how one person could get elected. Not all of them will, but you NEED women. You need us not to be attracted to you or married to you (hey nikki haley!), but just.... we need to like you.

The ship on 'Who would you sit down and have a beer with?' has sailed. I think the majority of the women will go with whoever is most likely to treat us as actual human beings. I don't need to love or even like that person, I need to be sure that they're in my corner, and that of my daughter's.

I’m a suburban woman and I couldn’t care less about any of this.
It’s just weird.

Anonymous wrote:Summary: Wear sunscreen.

I agree, OP, but I don't think they'll hear you. DCUM is powerful but not that powerful.

NP. I have campaign advisor friends who hang out here. Not underling staffers.

Anonymous wrote:My goodness, what a self-indulgent thread.

It's the internet. There is infinite space.

I have more, but you have to get through the Primary for the rest of it.

The first big speech you give upon nomination, get really personal. Stop with the "i grew up in a single mom household." That's a generic statement. Tell us a memory of the best time, and the worst time growing up.

Get personal.

THE END

Who are your actual friends? Let's see you surrounding yourself with people with good values. "Good" being defined by however you want to.

My goodness, what a self-indulgent thread.

What is your greatest accomplishment? Make it your family. Boom.

OP here, I'm going to get my stuff out. Then someone out there can take it to heart.

I'm very serious, this is how one person could get elected. Not all of them will, but you NEED women. You need us not to be attracted to you or married to you (hey nikki haley!), but just.... we need to like you.

Have fun now, because if you win, you're life is done. Seriously, go on a vacation and enjoy yourself before stuff picks up. (Please for laughs, choose a state where you need votes.)

Anonymous wrote:Sorry OP, I don't need to fall in love with a candidate. I'm electing them to office, not marrying them.

And all the singing song to babies and sitting down at dinner table is utterly useless unless you're committed to providing and protecting bodily autonomy of women.

The End.

THIS