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I’m kinda scared that she’s pulling a lot of pop culture moves like HRC. She’s not as “smooth” as Obama, and people hyper criticize women as incompetent for trying to seem relatable

Yes, America can’t wait to have celebrities once again tell them what to believe and who to vote for. Honestly, I think those types of events are a negative.

Guess JD Vance should have restrained himself from saying childless women don’t have a stake in our democracy…

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Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

They might not be the same people. Overall the young people want a younger candidate, just like the rest of us.

Or it’s a bunch of astroturf. Nobody likes Kamala. She is a well-recognized moron.

Almost a million individual small dollar donations is the opposite of astroturf, dear.

The MAGA bots are desperate LOL

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If Taylor Swift plays, the election will be done.

Taylor swift is not as liked at you think she is. Also, 13 years old can’t vote.

My friend (I swear it’s not me, I’m not 50 yet and I don’t like her) is in a Swifties Over Fifty FB group with 20,000 members.

Sureeeee it’s not you

But I mean, I kind of like her too

A week ago, I was feeling hopeless, almost resigned to another Trump presidency. I found the debate so embarrassing.
Today is the first day that I feel, "Wow, we can do this!"

I am beginning to admire Harris' patience and calm demeanor throughout the storm of the last several weeks.

For the first time in my 35 years, I am going to volunteer as a poll worker. My older daughter might join me.

I can't wait to vote for our first Madam President!

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If Taylor Swift plays, the election will be done.

Taylor swift is not as liked at you think she is. Also, 13 years old can’t vote.

My friend (I swear it’s not me, I’m not 50 yet and I don’t like her) is in a Swifties Over Fifty FB group with 20,000 members.

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I’m kinda scared that she’s pulling a lot of pop culture moves like HRC. She’s not as “smooth” as Obama, and people hyper criticize women as incompetent for trying to seem relatable

Yes, America can’t wait to have celebrities once again tell them what to believe and who to vote for. Honestly, I think those types of events are a negative.

Other side does it too, their “celebrities” are just super lame.

Hulk Hogan ripping his shirt off?

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I’m kinda scared that she’s pulling a lot of pop culture moves like HRC. She’s not as “smooth” as Obama, and people hyper criticize women as incompetent for trying to seem relatable

Yes, America can’t wait to have celebrities once again tell them what to believe and who to vote for. Honestly, I think those types of events are a negative.

Other side does it too, their “celebrities” are just super lame.

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Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

They might not be the same people. Overall the young people want a younger candidate, just like the rest of us.

Or it’s a bunch of astroturf. Nobody likes Kamala. She is a well-recognized moron.

Almost a million individual small dollar donations is the opposite of astroturf, dear.

With a significant amount of first time donors. For all the people just assuming it’s internet bots, the hype is monetarily backed and very clear: people may not love Kamala, but they sure as hell want her over Biden

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If Taylor Swift plays, the election will be done.

Or actually, I bet it’s Beyoncé given her letting Harris use her song

+1 I think Bey is already on board but they’re putting this out there to lure Tay.

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Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

They might not be the same people. Overall the young people want a younger candidate, just like the rest of us.

Or it’s a bunch of astroturf. Nobody likes Kamala. She is a well-recognized moron.

Almost a million individual small dollar donations is the opposite of astroturf, dear.

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Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

Because young people were mad at Biden and didn’t feel seen or respected by the party. Biden steps aside following pressure from his constituents and they felt seen and heard. Now they’re willing to believe the party hears them. Let’s see if they deliver!!

I think you are right. There was also something so depressing about having two 80 year olds candidates out of 300+ million people. At least that was how I felt. I would still have gone out to vote for Biden but would have done nothing else.

Seeing Biden mess up the debate so badly just made me want to hide under the covers and not come out. Harris has brought hope back.

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Anonymous wrote:Not typically in this channel, but I have to ask: can someone explain how the hell Kamala Harris managed to change the narrative about her amongst young people very sharply?

Like, less than a week ago, if you told the average young progressive voter that Kamala’s the next president they’d jump into a vat of hot oil while screaming “Cop!” And now she has memes all over Twitter about how amazing she is?!

Because young people were mad at Biden and didn’t feel seen or respected by the party. Biden steps aside following pressure from his constituents and they felt seen and heard. Now they’re willing to believe the party hears them. Let’s see if they deliver!!

I think you are right. There was also something so depressing about having two 80 year olds candidates out of 300+ million people. At least that was how I felt. I would still have gone out to vote for Biden but would have done nothing else.

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If Taylor Swift plays, the election will be done.

Taylor swift is not as liked at you think she is. Also, 13 years old can’t vote.

I think you massively overestimate the impact of celebrity endorsements.

Anonymous wrote:More polling (Jeff did you delete the Kamala Polls thread?)

Wait until people learn she cast tiebreaker votes on inflation-inducing legislation….

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If Taylor Swift plays, the election will be done.

Taylor swift is not as liked at you think she is. Also, 13 years old can’t vote.