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Post by aardvark on Jul 23, 2024 9:31:05 GMT -8
Democrats are doing what they need to do to win (in their eyes). It is curious how they have disenfranchised millions of voters in the process. I don't think I've seen a bigger act of disenfranchisement in all my....oh, 2021. Yeah, damn. So...quoting 2021 means it's now OK for the Democrats to remove Biden from the ballot? Wait, of course I meant Biden dropping out of the 2024 race (allegedly). Something you were really against. Until apparently you aren't anymore. You know--that thing of disenfranchising about 14 million primary voters who chose Biden.
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Post by aztecryan on Jul 23, 2024 9:41:06 GMT -8
I don't think I've seen a bigger act of disenfranchisement in all my....oh, 2021. Yeah, damn. So...quoting 2021 means it's now OK for the Democrats to remove Biden from the ballot? Wait, of course I meant Biden dropping out of the 2024 race (allegedly). Something you were really against. Until apparently you aren't anymore. You know--that thing of disenfranchising about 14 million primary voters who chose Biden. I would prefer Biden had stayed on the ticket, personally. But it's not about me.
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Post by bnastyaztecs on Jul 23, 2024 9:49:32 GMT -8
I don't think I've seen a bigger act of disenfranchisement in all my....oh, 2021. Yeah, damn. So...quoting 2021 means it's now OK for the Democrats to remove Biden from the ballot? Wait, of course I meant Biden dropping out of the 2024 race (allegedly). Something you were really against. Until apparently you aren't anymore. You know--that thing of disenfranchising about 14 million primary voters who chose Biden. I don't see an uproar by Dems...nobody is feeling disenfranchised but right-wingers...Biden is a grown man...and HE made a grown-man decision...I would think the right would be thrilled to go against a Black DEI/affirmative action hire who is incompetent, immature and inexperienced...that's an easier task...especially by a superior white right-wing/conservative ticket.
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Post by aztecmusician on Jul 23, 2024 9:54:27 GMT -8
The Democrat controlled media is certainly trying their best to push Kamala. However the reality is, she is not liked in the “rust belt” or the Southern States. There is also the Democrat National Convention to consider. There is a pretty good chance there will be a contested primary with a vote on the floor. That could get contentious, DONT forget we are talking about democrats here. The 1968 DNC (also in Chicago) was a donnybrook with protests fights riots and several arrests. This poor showing helped the GOP and eventually led to a convincing Nixon win over Humphrey in the election.
The bottom line is there is a lot of ground the democrats need to make up, several toss up states are now leaning Trump. Kamala is not a skilled enough politician to come from behind, and the DNC leadership knows this. There still could be a change at the top.
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Post by bnastyaztecs on Jul 23, 2024 10:06:52 GMT -8
The Democrat controlled media is certainly trying their best to push Kamala. However the reality is, she is not liked in the “rust belt” or the Southern States. There is also the Democrat National Convention to consider. There is a pretty good chance there will be a contested primary with a vote on the floor. That could get contentious, DONT forget we are talking about democrats here. The 1968 DNC (also in Chicago) was a donnybrook with protests fights riots and several arrests. This poor showing helped the GOP and eventually led to a convincing Nixon win over Humphrey in the election. The bottom line is there is a lot of ground the democrats need to make up, several toss up states are now leaning Trump. Kamala is not a skilled enough politician to come from behind, and the DNC leadership knows this. There still could be a change at the top. Done deal...on to the next conspiracy theory...right-wingers are rightfully frightened of the DEI/affirmative action nominee....
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Post by aztecryan on Jul 23, 2024 10:08:25 GMT -8
The Democrat controlled media is certainly trying their best to push Kamala. However the reality is, she is not liked in the “rust belt” or the Southern States. There is also the Democrat National Convention to consider. There is a pretty good chance there will be a contested primary with a vote on the floor. That could get contentious, DONT forget we are talking about democrats here. The 1968 DNC (also in Chicago) was a donnybrook with protests fights riots and several arrests. This poor showing helped the GOP and eventually led to a convincing Nixon win over Humphrey in the election. The bottom line is there is a lot of ground the democrats need to make up, several toss up states are now leaning Trump. Kamala is not a skilled enough politician to come from behind, and the DNC leadership knows this. There still could be a change at the top. She will be the nominee. Trump is a supremely weak candidate with a limited ceiling. He screwed up picking Vance, who won't appeal to anyone outside of MAGA. Multiple polls released this morning show Harris leading Trump.
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Post by aztecryan on Jul 23, 2024 10:37:16 GMT -8
If Trump can't win this race...lol.
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Post by aztecmusician on Jul 23, 2024 11:41:46 GMT -8
The Democrat controlled media is certainly trying their best to push Kamala. However the reality is, she is not liked in the “rust belt” or the Southern States. There is also the Democrat National Convention to consider. There is a pretty good chance there will be a contested primary with a vote on the floor. That could get contentious, DONT forget we are talking about democrats here. The 1968 DNC (also in Chicago) was a donnybrook with protests fights riots and several arrests. This poor showing helped the GOP and eventually led to a convincing Nixon win over Humphrey in the election. The bottom line is there is a lot of ground the democrats need to make up, several toss up states are now leaning Trump. Kamala is not a skilled enough politician to come from behind, and the DNC leadership knows this. There still could be a change at the top. She will be the nominee. Trump is a supremely weak candidate with a limited ceiling. He screwed up picking Vance, who won't appeal to anyone outside of MAGA. Multiple polls released this morning show Harris leading Trump. That is your optimistic viewpoint. I’m sure Kamala is leading in California, Oregon and Hawaii, however the states which will decide the election are now trending towards Donald Trump. www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/07/22/harris-trump-swing-state-polls/74500198007/Kamala Harris is a weak politician and has never done well in any election outside of California. Her politics are as far left as you can get and the country (especially the Great Lake states) definitely doesn’t want any more of that. One cackle ala Jabba the Hut’s imp and it will be over.
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Post by azson on Jul 23, 2024 11:45:44 GMT -8
So...quoting 2021 means it's now OK for the Democrats to remove Biden from the ballot? Wait, of course I meant Biden dropping out of the 2024 race (allegedly). Something you were really against. Until apparently you aren't anymore. You know--that thing of disenfranchising about 14 million primary voters who chose Biden. I would prefer Biden had stayed on the ticket, personally. But it's not about me. I feel the same. 2016 was a big wake-up call for me in many areas, none bigger than the realization that misogyny runs deeper than racism in this country. When I first heard the news on Sunday I got a sinking feeling in my stomach. I'm feeling better after a few days of reflection and reading pieces such as this one: 6 reasons Kamala Harris has better odds than Clinton against Trump: www.baltimoresun.com/2024/07/23/6-reasons-kamala-harris-has-better-odds-than-clinton-against-trump-staff-commentary/
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Post by aztecryan on Jul 23, 2024 11:49:56 GMT -8
She will be the nominee. Trump is a supremely weak candidate with a limited ceiling. He screwed up picking Vance, who won't appeal to anyone outside of MAGA. Multiple polls released this morning show Harris leading Trump. That is your optimistic viewpoint. I’m sure Kamala is leading in California, Oregon and Hawaii, however the states which will decide the election are now trending towards Donald Trump. www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/07/22/harris-trump-swing-state-polls/74500198007/Kamala Harris is a weak politician and has never done well in any election outside of California. Her politics are as far left as you can get and the country (especially the Great Lake states) definitely doesn’t want any more of that. One cackle ala Jabba the Hut’s imp and it will be over. No, it's reality talking. Donald Trump sucks.
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Post by azson on Jul 23, 2024 11:51:17 GMT -8
She will be the nominee. Trump is a supremely weak candidate with a limited ceiling. He screwed up picking Vance, who won't appeal to anyone outside of MAGA. Multiple polls released this morning show Harris leading Trump. That is your optimistic viewpoint. I’m sure Kamala is leading in California, Oregon and Hawaii, however the states which will decide the election are now trending towards Donald Trump. www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/07/22/harris-trump-swing-state-polls/74500198007/Kamala Harris is a weak politician and has never done well in any election outside of California. Her politics are as far left as you can get and the country (especially the Great Lake states) definitely doesn’t want any more of that. One cackle ala Jabba the Hut’s imp and it will be over.His name is Salacious Crumb and the irony is thick here coming from a Trump lap-dog.
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Post by aztecryan on Jul 23, 2024 11:51:24 GMT -8
I would prefer Biden had stayed on the ticket, personally. But it's not about me. I feel the same. 2016 was a big wake-up call for me in many areas, none bigger than the realization that misogyny runs deeper than racism in this country. When I first heard the news on Sunday I got a sinking feeling in my stomach. I'm feeling better after a few days of reflection and reading pieces such as this one: 6 reasons Kamala Harris has better odds than Clinton against Trump: www.baltimoresun.com/2024/07/23/6-reasons-kamala-harris-has-better-odds-than-clinton-against-trump-staff-commentary/There will be plenty of racist rhetoric, so brace yourself. "DEI hire" will be a staple. But the Dems will galvanize, like I said months ago.
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Post by aztecryan on Jul 23, 2024 11:56:26 GMT -8
She will be the nominee. Trump is a supremely weak candidate with a limited ceiling. He screwed up picking Vance, who won't appeal to anyone outside of MAGA. Multiple polls released this morning show Harris leading Trump. That is your optimistic viewpoint. I’m sure Kamala is leading in California, Oregon and Hawaii, however the states which will decide the election are now trending towards Donald Trump. www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/07/22/harris-trump-swing-state-polls/74500198007/Kamala Harris is a weak politician and has never done well in any election outside of California. Her politics are as far left as you can get and the country (especially the Great Lake states) definitely doesn’t want any more of that. One cackle ala Jabba the Hut’s imp and it will be over. Those polls mean very little, by the way, since they were conducted before she became the presumptive nominee. Even the Trump campaign is doing damage control today, telling their people it's a "honeymoon phase." Here are the facts: Donald Trump hasn't eclipsed 47% in either presidential race. He lost the popular by SEVEN MILLION to Joe Biden. He lost the popular vore to Hilary Clinton. He's not popular outside his own party, because he can't manufacture racism and outrage. It turns out that mass deportations aren't all that popular outside of Bigotville. All Harris has to do is flip Pennsylvania and it's on.
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Post by aztecryan on Jul 23, 2024 12:10:52 GMT -8
For the "But the Dems were really mean to Donald and tried to impeach him on day one" crowd, I present to you Andy Ogles..
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Post by uwphoto on Jul 23, 2024 12:20:21 GMT -8
The Democrat controlled media is certainly trying their best to push Kamala. However the reality is, she is not liked in the “rust belt” or the Southern States. There is also the Democrat National Convention to consider. There is a pretty good chance there will be a contested primary with a vote on the floor. That could get contentious, DONT forget we are talking about democrats here. The 1968 DNC (also in Chicago) was a donnybrook with protests fights riots and several arrests. This poor showing helped the GOP and eventually led to a convincing Nixon win over Humphrey in the election. The bottom line is there is a lot of ground the democrats need to make up, several toss up states are now leaning Trump. Kamala is not a skilled enough politician to come from behind, and the DNC leadership knows this. There still could be a change at the top. wishful thinking. Republicans are running scared. Vance pick was a big blunder.
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Post by aardvark on Jul 23, 2024 12:42:14 GMT -8
So...quoting 2021 means it's now OK for the Democrats to remove Biden from the ballot? Wait, of course I meant Biden dropping out of the 2024 race (allegedly). Something you were really against. Until apparently you aren't anymore. You know--that thing of disenfranchising about 14 million primary voters who chose Biden. I don't see an uproar by Dems...nobody is feeling disenfranchised but right-wingers...Biden is a grown man...and HE made a grown-man decision...I would think the right would be thrilled to go against a Black DEI/affirmative action hire who is incompetent, immature and inexperienced...that's an easier task...especially by a superior white right-wing/conservative ticket. I sincerely doubt he made that decision on his own volition. But, it is done.
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Post by aardvark on Jul 23, 2024 12:44:08 GMT -8
The Democrat controlled media is certainly trying their best to push Kamala. However the reality is, she is not liked in the “rust belt” or the Southern States. There is also the Democrat National Convention to consider. There is a pretty good chance there will be a contested primary with a vote on the floor. That could get contentious, DONT forget we are talking about democrats here. The 1968 DNC (also in Chicago) was a donnybrook with protests fights riots and several arrests. This poor showing helped the GOP and eventually led to a convincing Nixon win over Humphrey in the election. The bottom line is there is a lot of ground the democrats need to make up, several toss up states are now leaning Trump. Kamala is not a skilled enough politician to come from behind, and the DNC leadership knows this. There still could be a change at the top. This will be done before the convention ever starts.
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Post by bnastyaztecs on Jul 23, 2024 12:49:47 GMT -8
I would prefer Biden had stayed on the ticket, personally. But it's not about me. I feel the same. 2016 was a big wake-up call for me in many areas, none bigger than the realization that misogyny runs deeper than racism in this country. When I first heard the news on Sunday I got a sinking feeling in my stomach. I'm feeling better after a few days of reflection and reading pieces such as this one: 6 reasons Kamala Harris has better odds than Clinton against Trump: www.baltimoresun.com/2024/07/23/6-reasons-kamala-harris-has-better-odds-than-clinton-against-trump-staff-commentary/The most notable reason she lost is not on the list...Blacks/African Americans were not feeling her all-white ticket after Obama...Tim Kaine was an insult as vice president pick...and many just stayed home: "But the turnout rate among African-American citizens tumbled sharply, the survey shows. Only 59 percent of black citizens voted in 2016, down from 66 percent in 2012 and 65 percent in 2008." "A decline in African-American turnout is consistent with other data sources that suggest that lower voting rates among the traditionally Democratic voting group may have doomed Hillary Clinton in last year’s presidential race." www.politico.com/story/2017/05/10/black-election-turnout-down-2016-census-survey-238226Remember...she lost the election by 12,000 votes combined in MI and PA...votes that would've easily been made up in Detroit and Philly...Biden did not make that mistake...and won GA because of Atlanta voter turnout...Harris needs a diverse ticket...she can't choose a woman as vice...she can't pick a Black (Moore)...she has to pick a white man...not any white man...not a Jewish (Shapiro), gay (Buttigieg), or Newsome man...that's too much diversity/controversy on one ticket...this is still America...so act accordingly to win...so that leaves AZ Kelly and KY governor Beshear...leaning Beshear because Kelly would mean giving up a senate seat....
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Post by aztecryan on Jul 23, 2024 12:53:25 GMT -8
The most notable reason she lost is not on the list...Blacks/African Americans were not feeling her all-white ticket after Obama...Tim Kaine was an insult as vice president pick...and many just stayed home: "But the turnout rate among African-American citizens tumbled sharply, the survey shows. Only 59 percent of black citizens voted in 2016, down from 66 percent in 2012 and 65 percent in 2008." "A decline in African-American turnout is consistent with other data sources that suggest that lower voting rates among the traditionally Democratic voting group may have doomed Hillary Clinton in last year’s presidential race." www.politico.com/story/2017/05/10/black-election-turnout-down-2016-census-survey-238226Remember...she lost the election by 12,000 votes combined in MI and PA...votes that would've easily been made up in Detroit and Philly...Biden did not make that mistake...and won GA because of Atlanta voter turnout...Harris needs a diverse ticket...she can't choose a woman as vice...she can't pick a Black (Moore)...she has to pick a white man...not any white man...not a Jewish (Shapiro), gay (Buttigieg), or Newsome man...that's too much diversity/controversy on one ticket...this is still America...so act accordingly to win...so that leaves AZ Kelly and KY governor Beshear...leaning Beshear because Kelly would mean giving up a senate seat.... She needs Pennsylvania, so Shapiro is in play, despite the Israeli noise.
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Post by bnastyaztecs on Jul 23, 2024 13:01:21 GMT -8
The most notable reason she lost is not on the list...Blacks/African Americans were not feeling her all-white ticket after Obama...Tim Kaine was an insult as vice president pick...and many just stayed home: "But the turnout rate among African-American citizens tumbled sharply, the survey shows. Only 59 percent of black citizens voted in 2016, down from 66 percent in 2012 and 65 percent in 2008." "A decline in African-American turnout is consistent with other data sources that suggest that lower voting rates among the traditionally Democratic voting group may have doomed Hillary Clinton in last year’s presidential race." www.politico.com/story/2017/05/10/black-election-turnout-down-2016-census-survey-238226Remember...she lost the election by 12,000 votes combined in MI and PA...votes that would've easily been made up in Detroit and Philly...Biden did not make that mistake...and won GA because of Atlanta voter turnout...Harris needs a diverse ticket...she can't choose a woman as vice...she can't pick a Black (Moore)...she has to pick a white man...not any white man...not a Jewish (Shapiro), gay (Buttigieg), or Newsome man...that's too much diversity/controversy on one ticket...this is still America...so act accordingly to win...so that leaves AZ Kelly and KY governor Beshear...leaning Beshear because Kelly would mean giving up a senate seat.... She needs Pennsylvania, so Shapiro is in play, despite the Israeli noise. No man...the pro-Palestinian groups have backed off...no need in stirring that national pot that had Biden initially down in the polls...and once again...you downplay the "Israeli noise"...and you've been dead-ass wrong on every aspect of the issue....
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