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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

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You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

Again, people, everyone running against an incumbent points out problems with how the incumbent is running things. This level of vitriol about it is ridiculous.

PP here. Vitriol reflected on my post?? Not at all

Dude, if that comment pushed you to vote for Kemp, you were always voting for Kemp. GMAFB.

PP here. Dude, the voting for next governor hasn't started yet. We've only had the primary.

Yes, and now it moves to a contest between Abrams and Kemp, and you just said that previously you'd considered voting for Abrams but that comment made you reconsider. And I'm saying if that you can wipe your very concerned look off your face.

You like to argue. I was trying to share my opinion on an anonymous forum. Enjoy your day.

DP from Georgia. Georgian PP is correct that this comment is not going over well at all. Southerners are aware of how they are perceived by northern liberals and this disdainful comment does indeed make it appear that Abrams may be disdainful of them and not able to really understand and advocate for Georgia. The fact is, Georgia is on a great trajectory but it has a large and diverse rural population that sometimes struggles with poverty. But this rural population has a different set of values and perspectives than progressives, so Abrams has a way to go to reach this group. Her comments do not inspire trust.

was she ever going to make inroads with rural voters?

i’m not saying they were great comments but i’d rather hear what people who might vote for her think than people who elect mtg tbh? or do i not understand georgia well enough?

Interesting point here to note: you have completely erased Black rural people. You have defaulted to thinking of rural voters as White only. And you sound sensible enough to be a Democrat, so it’s just interesting the extent to which white supremacy sneaks into our framing of the world.

And if White rural people could shake themselves out of their right wing propaganda stupor, yes, she’d probably make inroads.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

uh huh

You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

Again, people, everyone running against an incumbent points out problems with how the incumbent is running things. This level of vitriol about it is ridiculous.

PP here. Vitriol reflected on my post?? Not at all

Dude, if that comment pushed you to vote for Kemp, you were always voting for Kemp. GMAFB.

PP here. Dude, the voting for next governor hasn't started yet. We've only had the primary.

Yes, and now it moves to a contest between Abrams and Kemp, and you just said that previously you'd considered voting for Abrams but that comment made you reconsider. And I'm saying if that you can wipe your very concerned look off your face.

You like to argue. I was trying to share my opinion on an anonymous forum. Enjoy your day.

DP from Georgia. Georgian PP is correct that this comment is not going over well at all. Southerners are aware of how they are perceived by northern liberals and this disdainful comment does indeed make it appear that Abrams may be disdainful of them and not able to really understand and advocate for Georgia. The fact is, Georgia is on a great trajectory but it has a large and diverse rural population that sometimes struggles with poverty. But this rural population has a different set of values and perspectives than progressives, so Abrams has a way to go to reach this group. Her comments do not inspire trust.

was she ever going to make inroads with rural voters?

i’m not saying they were great comments but i’d rather hear what people who might vote for her think than people who elect mtg tbh? or do i not understand georgia well enough?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

uh huh

You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

Again, people, everyone running against an incumbent points out problems with how the incumbent is running things. This level of vitriol about it is ridiculous.

PP here. Vitriol reflected on my post?? Not at all

Dude, if that comment pushed you to vote for Kemp, you were always voting for Kemp. GMAFB.

PP here. Dude, the voting for next governor hasn't started yet. We've only had the primary.

Yes, and now it moves to a contest between Abrams and Kemp, and you just said that previously you'd considered voting for Abrams but that comment made you reconsider. And I'm saying if that you can wipe your very concerned look off your face.

You like to argue. I was trying to share my opinion on an anonymous forum. Enjoy your day.

DP from Georgia. Georgian PP is correct that this comment is not going over well at all. Southerners are aware of how they are perceived by northern liberals and this disdainful comment does indeed make it appear that Abrams may be disdainful of them and not able to really understand and advocate for Georgia. The fact is, Georgia is on a great trajectory but it has a large and diverse rural population that sometimes struggles with poverty. But this rural population has a different set of values and perspectives than progressives, so Abrams has a way to go to reach this group. Her comments do not inspire trust.

was she ever going to make inroads with rural voters?

i’m not saying they were great comments but i’d rather hear what people who might vote for her think than people who elect mtg tbh? or do i not understand georgia well enough?

Speaking as someone who voted for her last time, her comments give me pause. A lot of northeast liberals really don’t get that southerners don’t want your way of life nor do we want your values.

Those of us who vote D are still pretty moderate. We want medicaid extended. Less racism. Better healthcare, especially in rural areas. Better schools. Better public transportation.

We don’t want every single inch of land covered in condos, co-ops, and apartment buildings in the name of “affordable housing.” We don’t want anti-faith values that render morality a curse word and see Christians assumed to be stupid. We don’t want to spend our waking lives working to make partner or managing director, with children conceived by ART super late and then delegated to nannies. We want actual time, and lots of it with family, not just “quality time” on occasion. We like our slower, kinder way of life in which people say hello, ma’am, and hold doors. That cuts across races. The whole suspicious, cold, aggressive, degree-accumulating progressive striver persona that’s always looking down on others and competing is out of place here. We don’t want to be that and we don’t want to raise that.

So, when Stacey talks the way she’s been talking, she others herself. She sounds like the northeast liberals we shudder at—the ones we keep at arm’s length with politeness when they move down here. It makes us want her to go away and run for governor of New York or California. Georgia is different and we want a governor who values that. She’s going to have an uphill climb convincing people she actually wants to be governor of Georgia and isn’t just holding her nose using this position as a stepping stone.

Many of you refuse to get that Georgians like ourselves and our state regardless of problems. When she loses in November, come back and read my post again.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

uh huh

You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

I mean, Donald Trump did this for the entire 2016 campaign and became the President.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

uh huh

You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

Again, people, everyone running against an incumbent points out problems with how the incumbent is running things. This level of vitriol about it is ridiculous.

PP here. Vitriol reflected on my post?? Not at all

Dude, if that comment pushed you to vote for Kemp, you were always voting for Kemp. GMAFB.

PP here. Dude, the voting for next governor hasn't started yet. We've only had the primary.

Yes, and now it moves to a contest between Abrams and Kemp, and you just said that previously you'd considered voting for Abrams but that comment made you reconsider. And I'm saying if that you can wipe your very concerned look off your face.

You like to argue. I was trying to share my opinion on an anonymous forum. Enjoy your day.

DP from Georgia. Georgian PP is correct that this comment is not going over well at all. Southerners are aware of how they are perceived by northern liberals and this disdainful comment does indeed make it appear that Abrams may be disdainful of them and not able to really understand and advocate for Georgia. The fact is, Georgia is on a great trajectory but it has a large and diverse rural population that sometimes struggles with poverty. But this rural population has a different set of values and perspectives than progressives, so Abrams has a way to go to reach this group. Her comments do not inspire trust.

was she ever going to make inroads with rural voters?

i’m not saying they were great comments but i’d rather hear what people who might vote for her think than people who elect mtg tbh? or do i not understand georgia well enough?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

uh huh

You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

Again, people, everyone running against an incumbent points out problems with how the incumbent is running things. This level of vitriol about it is ridiculous.

PP here. Vitriol reflected on my post?? Not at all

Dude, if that comment pushed you to vote for Kemp, you were always voting for Kemp. GMAFB.

PP here. Dude, the voting for next governor hasn't started yet. We've only had the primary.

Yes, and now it moves to a contest between Abrams and Kemp, and you just said that previously you'd considered voting for Abrams but that comment made you reconsider. And I'm saying if that you can wipe your very concerned look off your face.

You like to argue. I was trying to share my opinion on an anonymous forum. Enjoy your day.

DP from Georgia. Georgian PP is correct that this comment is not going over well at all. Southerners are aware of how they are perceived by northern liberals and this disdainful comment does indeed make it appear that Abrams may be disdainful of them and not able to really understand and advocate for Georgia. The fact is, Georgia is on a great trajectory but it has a large and diverse rural population that sometimes struggles with poverty. But this rural population has a different set of values and perspectives than progressives, so Abrams has a way to go to reach this group. Her comments do not inspire trust.

was she ever going to make inroads with rural voters?

i’m not saying they were great comments but i’d rather hear what people who might vote for her think than people who elect mtg tbh? or do i not understand georgia well enough?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

uh huh

You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

Again, people, everyone running against an incumbent points out problems with how the incumbent is running things. This level of vitriol about it is ridiculous.

PP here. Vitriol reflected on my post?? Not at all

Dude, if that comment pushed you to vote for Kemp, you were always voting for Kemp. GMAFB.

PP here. Dude, the voting for next governor hasn't started yet. We've only had the primary.

Yes, and now it moves to a contest between Abrams and Kemp, and you just said that previously you'd considered voting for Abrams but that comment made you reconsider. And I'm saying if that you can wipe your very concerned look off your face.

You like to argue. I was trying to share my opinion on an anonymous forum. Enjoy your day.

DP from Georgia. Georgian PP is correct that this comment is not going over well at all. Southerners are aware of how they are perceived by northern liberals and this disdainful comment does indeed make it appear that Abrams may be disdainful of them and not able to really understand and advocate for Georgia. The fact is, Georgia is on a great trajectory but it has a large and diverse rural population that sometimes struggles with poverty. But this rural population has a different set of values and perspectives than progressives, so Abrams has a way to go to reach this group. Her comments do not inspire trust.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

uh huh

You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

Again, people, everyone running against an incumbent points out problems with how the incumbent is running things. This level of vitriol about it is ridiculous.

Except she attacked the state, not Kemp. A stupid approach for a politician, especially a lawyer, who should understand the importance of crafting a message. And now, she’s doubling down, as she did when caught not wearing a mask at an elementary school after carping about masks.

+1

Whatever. I’m sure you were fine with Trump’s rhetoric against America which filled an entire newspaper article..he even criticized America against Putin. I don’t recall Republicans telling him to go back where he came from. I wonder why…


https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/jul/18/trumps-been-hating-on-america-is-it-time-for-him-to-leave

Trump’s 2015 book, Crippled America, was rife with critical quotes, referring to the country as “this mess” and “Uncle Sucker”, among other things, and took great pains to point out just how weak we had become.
The idea of American Greatness, of our country as the leader of the free and unfree world, has vanished …

When asked during an interview with Bill O’Reilly in 2017 about his praise for Putin, Trump said America wasn’t much better. But was Putin was “a killer”, O’Reilly said. Trump replied:
There are a lot of killers. You think our country’s so innocent?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

uh huh

You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

Again, people, everyone running against an incumbent points out problems with how the incumbent is running things. This level of vitriol about it is ridiculous.

Except she attacked the state, not Kemp. A stupid approach for a politician, especially a lawyer, who should understand the importance of crafting a message. And now, she’s doubling down, as she did when caught not wearing a mask at an elementary school after carping about masks.

+1

Whatever. I’m sure you were fine with Trump’s rhetoric against America which filled an entire newspaper article..he even criticized America against Putin. I don’t recall Republicans telling him to go back where he came from. I wonder why…


https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/jul/18/trumps-been-hating-on-america-is-it-time-for-him-to-leave

Trump’s 2015 book, Crippled America, was rife with critical quotes, referring to the country as “this mess” and “Uncle Sucker”, among other things, and took great pains to point out just how weak we had become.
The idea of American Greatness, of our country as the leader of the free and unfree world, has vanished …

When asked during an interview with Bill O’Reilly in 2017 about his praise for Putin, Trump said America wasn’t much better. But was Putin was “a killer”, O’Reilly said. Trump replied:
There are a lot of killers. You think our country’s so innocent?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

uh huh

You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

Again, people, everyone running against an incumbent points out problems with how the incumbent is running things. This level of vitriol about it is ridiculous.

Except she attacked the state, not Kemp. A stupid approach for a politician, especially a lawyer, who should understand the importance of crafting a message. And now, she’s doubling down, as she did when caught not wearing a mask at an elementary school after carping about masks.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

So you are ok with the enslavement of women?

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

uh huh

You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

Again, people, everyone running against an incumbent points out problems with how the incumbent is running things. This level of vitriol about it is ridiculous.

Except she attacked the state, not Kemp. A stupid approach for a politician, especially a lawyer, who should understand the importance of crafting a message. And now, she’s doubling down, as she did when caught not wearing a mask at an elementary school after carping about masks.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m a Georgia Democrat and my prediction is that this gaffe has destroyed Abrams’ chances of winning. It doesn’t matter how many northeast liberals cheer at her indictment of Georgia. None of you get to vote here.

Abrams is going to lose by a much wider margin this time and she has no one to blame but herself and her northeast handlers.

The fact that she’s doubling down on these stupid comments instead of trying to walk them back and mend fences tells me she doesn’t understand Georgia and would make a poor governor. I’m over her.

+1 fellow Georgian here, and I initially supported her

uh huh

You don't have to believe me. Doesn't change the facts. I loved her interviews, especially one in which she articulated her views on gun control. She began, "Look, I'm from Mississippi" and discussed family members who hunted. She's candid, highly intelligent, and dedicated to getting out the vote. You can't win an election by demeaning the state in which you seek office.

Again, people, everyone running against an incumbent points out problems with how the incumbent is running things. This level of vitriol about it is ridiculous.