Anonymous wrote:He murders innocent animals; WITH A SEMIAUTOMATIC!

Anonymous wrote:Is he the guy that let Minneapolis burn during the BLM riots?

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Anonymous wrote:Great. Another old white guy.

I am voting for Kamala but let's be frank. A two-women ticket would be hard to win. He was born in 1964, same age as Kamala. That is not terribly old. At the very least, two 60 year olds is better than a geriatric.

I also don’t see Walz wanting to be president when the term is up. this will open up the opportunities for Whitmer, Newsom and Shapiro

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Anonymous wrote:Shapiro was the better pick. Would have gotten her PA.

But she would have lost Michigan in return as so so many Muslim voters there pissed at Biden for Gaza response….

Shapiro would have caused party infighting which is sad to see a Jewish politician as controversial…

I don’t think Jewish politicians are controversial. I think politicians who behaved the was he has specifically (writing negatively about Palestinians, not responding to Islamophobia and crimes against Muslims in PA, and yes volunteering for the IDF in whatever capacity) are controversial.

This. If even one-quarter of your loyalty is to Israel and not to the United States, you should not be running for vice president or president of the USA.

It’s baffling and frankly pathetic that we have to tiptoe around an issue that is so obviously unacceptable. I don’t want anyone in elected office or in any federal position that gets within 100 yards of foreign policy that is even 1% loyal to a foreign government.

It’s bizarre to try to normalize loyalty at any level to a foreign state.

Is Biden making decisions with Ireland in mind? Trump with Scotland in mind? Of course not.

There IS a clear and unequivocal dual
loyalty conflict with some Jewish Americans. If you can’t tell that their loyalty to Israel goes far beyond your other neighbor’s loyalty to Italy or Germany or Argentina or Taiwan or wherever, that’s on you. But it’s not anti-semitic of others to point out the obvious.

All of that said, I’m relieved that Shapiro wasn’t selected. I don’t think he’s suitable for federal office in an elected or appointed capacity.

We do the same thing to Catholics running for office - questioning whether or not they'll defer to the Pope. The unacceptable part is that we do this to people.

Anonymous wrote:Be careful of Walz and learn more about his record. He is very very savvy which is totally different than him being good for this country. I know people just look at short term winning and who looks good but substance is more meaningful. I am not yet sold on his substance. Having a good resume and knowing how to behave to crowds so they all think you're their friend is politics 101. He is a good VP choice but it does not make him in my eyes as a hero.

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Anonymous wrote:Now what?

Now what?

I'd say that's game, set, match.

https://www.bing.com/images/blob?bcid=sl2cxpqvhFoHww

Could oyu even imagine what trump would do if a bunch of kids tried to hug him?

This is cringe as hell. Maybe this plays at your book club, but this guy is going to come off as corny to a lot of people. Harris should have went with someone tougher, and less milquetoast, like Kelly.

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Anonymous wrote:Doofus that gets her no improved chances on the electoral map. Done to satisfy the fringe who probably won’t vote anyway.

Uh, he appeals to rural voters, Midwesterners, and Moderates. He will definitely not turn folks off from all the Israel/Hamas/Iran stuff going on the way Shapiro would. He doesn't come with any of that baggage and can play the role of happy warrior.

He’s super liberal now and he doesn’t appeal to midwestern swing voters. He appeals to midwesterners already voting for her. He gets her nothing.

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Anonymous wrote:Governor Walz is a great choice. Voters will now have a clear choice between the Democratic and Republican tickets for the direction in which they want the US to go. No need to wonder.

Excuse me, excuse me.
This Tom Walters, Tom Waltz.
He’s terrible. One of the worst,
He’s one of the worst.

He set fire to Michigan,
Nobody could believe it.

And I may be taking a look at a new VP,
JT’s not the right fit, too much eyeliner, ok?
And the book, Elegant Hillbilly,
I wasn’t all that interested, to be honest.

So we’re taking a look,
Were going to be taking a look at it.

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Now what?

I'd say that's game, set, match.

https://www.bing.com/images/blob?bcid=sl2cxpqvhFoHww

Could oyu even imagine what trump would do if a bunch of kids tried to hug him?

Anonymous wrote:Walz is pretty funny.

Anonymous wrote:Governor Walz is a great choice. Voters will now have a clear choice between the Democratic and Republican tickets for the direction in which they want the US to go. No need to wonder.

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Anonymous wrote:Shapiro was the better pick. Would have gotten her PA.

But she would have lost Michigan in return as so so many Muslim voters there pissed at Biden for Gaza response….

Shapiro would have caused party infighting which is sad to see a Jewish politician as controversial…

I don’t think Jewish politicians are controversial. I think politicians who behaved the was he has specifically (writing negatively about Palestinians, not responding to Islamophobia and crimes against Muslims in PA, and yes volunteering for the IDF in whatever capacity) are controversial.

This. If even one-quarter of your loyalty is to Israel and not to the United States, you should not be running for vice president or president of the USA.

It’s baffling and frankly pathetic that we have to tiptoe around an issue that is so obviously unacceptable. I don’t want anyone in elected office or in any federal position that gets within 100 yards of foreign policy that is even 1% loyal to a foreign government.

It’s bizarre to try to normalize loyalty at any level to a foreign state.

Is Biden making decisions with Ireland in mind? Trump with Scotland in mind? Of course not.

There IS a clear and unequivocal dual
loyalty conflict with some Jewish Americans. If you can’t tell that their loyalty to Israel goes far beyond your other neighbor’s loyalty to Italy or Germany or Argentina or Taiwan or wherever, that’s on you. But it’s not anti-semitic of others to point out the obvious.

All of that said, I’m relieved that Shapiro wasn’t selected. I don’t think he’s suitable for federal office in an elected or appointed capacity.