Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What makes anyone think Kamala is going to an amazing job in a debate vs Trump? I’m no Trump lover, but let’s get real here. If she has a Biden type debate then it could be game over for the Dems.
Call her stupid all you want. She’s not. She’s a former prosecutor who has run a campaign with amazing message discipline— and discipline, period. It’s going to be an amazing contrast to Trumps rambling and erratic behavior.
Plus, she’s younger than Trump and much more attractive. I think the visual of youth v age and Trump rambling and her shrugging, saying she can’t respond because he’s incoherent and weird and looking younger and better is a JFK v Nixon moment.
She does not need to be policy heavy to win because Trump’s main policies are grievances and retribution. Her upbeat campaign will do well against that.
Plus, Trump is on his heels. He has yet to find a good response to her. None of his insults are sticking. He can’t even land a good nickname.
Maybe I’m wrong. But, I think Trump looks like Biden did in his first debate when he goes against her. Definitely think more people than normal will tune is.
What is her message though? Other than criticizing Trump and throwing out some grand ideas she can never accomplish, what’s her platform?
If she has one then she hasn’t made it public yet. Maybe at her first press conference this week she’ll tell us.
If you think she hasn't made it public yet, then you simply are not listening to her or reading her website.
https://kamalaharris.com/
this is her website. Where are her policies?
DP - thank you for pointing it out. There are no policies listed her website.
It’s ok. Who needs policies when you have joy? And her and Walz are just so nice…
They won’t talk to without a teleprompter. How is that nice?
Walz very famously didn’t use a teleprompter til he became the candidate for VP. I swear some of you just happily baste yourselves in a marinade of right wing propaganda and wonder why it stinks in here.
Let’s Be real. The problem isn’t with Walz. Rather, it’s that Harris gives the public a middle finger each day that passes without a press interview.
She’s coasting, which precisely how her aides have described her work ethic. Then there are her promises, which have shown she lacks a basic understanding of economics.
I fear she avoids the press because the empress has no clothes.
That's the same thing they said about Obama. And every Dem since Bill Clinton has been labeled a left wing radical. It just gets to a point that these criticisms don't mean anything except the candidate is a Democrat and you don't like them. That's fine, but it's not actually a real criticism. It's a preference.
Please don’t compare her to Obama.
Yeah Obama was and still is a talented politician. Everyone tuned in for his speech then tuned out. They had to lie and imply Taylor Swift or Beyonce was coming to the DNC convention’s final night to make Kamalas speech have higher ratings with younger folks.
Pathetic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think JD Vance is going to get a second wind? Seems like if only voters could see more of him, they might really like him. Thoughts?
What on earth makes you think that?
Just feel like so far all people have heard about JD is unfair terms like dork, loser, creeper, incel, cringe, awkward, weird, etc.
He needs a second chance!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think JD Vance is going to get a second wind? Seems like if only voters could see more of him, they might really like him. Thoughts?
Would love for Vance to get more air time! Maybe send him in to buy groceries next time? I bet he won't come off as awkward and clueless this time around.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think JD Vance is going to get a second wind? Seems like if only voters could see more of him, they might really like him. Thoughts?
What on earth makes you think that?
Anonymous wrote:Sigh. I'll bite.
The Dems have a momentum that we haven't felt since Obama. The base is ready.
Kamala addressed the nation, not just the base, in her speech. Independents are polling for her, not for Trump.
No one is passionate about RFK. He was the "none of the above" candidate and has been tanking.
We're good.
Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think JD Vance is going to get a second wind? Seems like if only voters could see more of him, they might really like him. Thoughts?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What makes anyone think Kamala is going to an amazing job in a debate vs Trump? I’m no Trump lover, but let’s get real here. If she has a Biden type debate then it could be game over for the Dems.
Call her stupid all you want. She’s not. She’s a former prosecutor who has run a campaign with amazing message discipline— and discipline, period. It’s going to be an amazing contrast to Trumps rambling and erratic behavior.
Plus, she’s younger than Trump and much more attractive. I think the visual of youth v age and Trump rambling and her shrugging, saying she can’t respond because he’s incoherent and weird and looking younger and better is a JFK v Nixon moment.
She does not need to be policy heavy to win because Trump’s main policies are grievances and retribution. Her upbeat campaign will do well against that.
Plus, Trump is on his heels. He has yet to find a good response to her. None of his insults are sticking. He can’t even land a good nickname.
Maybe I’m wrong. But, I think Trump looks like Biden did in his first debate when he goes against her. Definitely think more people than normal will tune is.
What is her message though? Other than criticizing Trump and throwing out some grand ideas she can never accomplish, what’s her platform?
If she has one then she hasn’t made it public yet. Maybe at her first press conference this week she’ll tell us.
If you think she hasn't made it public yet, then you simply are not listening to her or reading her website.
https://kamalaharris.com/
this is her website. Where are her policies?
DP - thank you for pointing it out. There are no policies listed her website.
It’s ok. Who needs policies when you have joy? And her and Walz are just so nice…
They won’t talk to without a teleprompter. How is that nice?
Walz very famously didn’t use a teleprompter til he became the candidate for VP. I swear some of you just happily baste yourselves in a marinade of right wing propaganda and wonder why it stinks in here.
Let’s Be real. The problem isn’t with Walz. Rather, it’s that Harris gives the public a middle finger each day that passes without a press interview.
She’s coasting, which precisely how her aides have described her work ethic. Then there are her promises, which have shown she lacks a basic understanding of economics.
I fear she avoids the press because the empress has no clothes.
That's the same thing they said about Obama. And every Dem since Bill Clinton has been labeled a left wing radical. It just gets to a point that these criticisms don't mean anything except the candidate is a Democrat and you don't like them. That's fine, but it's not actually a real criticism. It's a preference.
Please don’t compare her to Obama.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What makes anyone think Kamala is going to an amazing job in a debate vs Trump? I’m no Trump lover, but let’s get real here. If she has a Biden type debate then it could be game over for the Dems.
Call her stupid all you want. She’s not. She’s a former prosecutor who has run a campaign with amazing message discipline— and discipline, period. It’s going to be an amazing contrast to Trumps rambling and erratic behavior.
Plus, she’s younger than Trump and much more attractive. I think the visual of youth v age and Trump rambling and her shrugging, saying she can’t respond because he’s incoherent and weird and looking younger and better is a JFK v Nixon moment.
She does not need to be policy heavy to win because Trump’s main policies are grievances and retribution. Her upbeat campaign will do well against that.
Plus, Trump is on his heels. He has yet to find a good response to her. None of his insults are sticking. He can’t even land a good nickname.
Maybe I’m wrong. But, I think Trump looks like Biden did in his first debate when he goes against her. Definitely think more people than normal will tune is.
What is her message though? Other than criticizing Trump and throwing out some grand ideas she can never accomplish, what’s her platform?
If she has one then she hasn’t made it public yet. Maybe at her first press conference this week she’ll tell us.
If you think she hasn't made it public yet, then you simply are not listening to her or reading her website.
https://kamalaharris.com/
this is her website. Where are her policies?
DP - thank you for pointing it out. There are no policies listed her website.
It’s ok. Who needs policies when you have joy? And her and Walz are just so nice…
They won’t talk to without a teleprompter. How is that nice?
Walz very famously didn’t use a teleprompter til he became the candidate for VP. I swear some of you just happily baste yourselves in a marinade of right wing propaganda and wonder why it stinks in here.
Let’s Be real. The problem isn’t with Walz. Rather, it’s that Harris gives the public a middle finger each day that passes without a press interview.
She’s coasting, which precisely how her aides have described her work ethic. Then there are her promises, which have shown she lacks a basic understanding of economics.
I fear she avoids the press because the empress has no clothes.
That's the same thing they said about Obama. And every Dem since Bill Clinton has been labeled a left wing radical. It just gets to a point that these criticisms don't mean anything except the candidate is a Democrat and you don't like them. That's fine, but it's not actually a real criticism. It's a preference.
Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think JD Vance is going to get a second wind? Seems like if only voters could see more of him, they might really like him. Thoughts?
Anonymous wrote:Harris > Trump
It's really no contest.
You'll see after the 9/10 debate.
Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think JD Vance is going to get a second wind? Seems like if only voters could see more of him, they might really like him. Thoughts?