Kamala Harris for President
POSTED BY: THG
UPDATED: Tuesday, January 28, 2025 18:14
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
When someone tries to blame and shame people into voting their way ... an approach that will probably drive people away instead of rallying them to your candidate ... that looks sweaty and desperate. Not propaganda. An opinion about a verified event.
Did you see the video of Barack Obama shaming black men into voting his way?
I've never seen somebody speak so intentionally slowly in my life before. The Democrats are so fucking condescending to one of their previously largest voting blocks.
The days of assuming black people are going to vote Democrat just because are finished.
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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Kamala looked like a retard on Fox News last night.
Let's put her in a room with Putin for 15 minutes and film it.
P.S. Kamala fell in the polls again today. She's on quite the streak, isn't she Ted?
She caught the narrator changing what Trump said in a clip he played. She confronted him about it. She looked great considering it was a planned hatchet job. Today, the news is reporting on what was cut out of the tape proving her correct.
As for putting her in a room with Putin, it can't happen. It would have to be the kremlin they meet in because you hero Putin, is wanted globally for war crimes against children. He would be arrested in most countries the moment he stepped off the plane; stupid.
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It doesn't have to be Putin. That was just an example.
Put her in any country with a leader that wouldn't spend the entire meeting with his tongue up her asshole, either because their agendas align and/or they've got their hands out begging for more US Taxpayer dollars.
Kamala Harris couldn't even handle a short interview she showed up 15 minutes late for on Fox News.
The day she goes on Joe Rogan and does an hour or longer, uncut, unscripted interview is the official end of her candidacy.
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We already know Putin owns Trump. The rest is foolish speculation.
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Kamala shuts down pro-Trump heckler
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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
It doesn't have to be Putin. That was just an example.
The day she goes on Joe Rogan and does an hour or longer, uncut, unscripted interview is the official end of her candidacy.
You're confused, that's Trump who is afraid to sit with Rogan.
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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
It doesn't have to be Putin. That was just an example.
Put her in any country with a leader that wouldn't spend the entire meeting with his tongue up her asshole, either because their agendas align and/or they've got their hands out begging for more US Taxpayer dollars.
Kamala Harris couldn't even handle a short interview she showed up 15 minutes late for on Fox News.
The day she goes on Joe Rogan and does an hour or longer, uncut, unscripted interview is the official end of her candidacy.
"Not able to run for two weeks": Trump cancels NRA rally appearance amid decline concerns
Former President Donald Trump abruptly cancelled an appearance at an NRA event in Savannah, Georgia, fueling public concerns about his mental state.
Trump was slated to headline the “Defend the 2nd” rally on Oct. 22. The Trump campaign cited a scheduling conflict in pulling out of that event, per the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The gun advocacy group later scrapped the entire event.
The cancellation follows an appearance at the Economic Club of Chicago on Tuesday, in which interviewer John Micklethwait repeatedly pressed Trump on his rambling non-answers and topic changes. A day before that appearance, Trump similarly confused an audience at a Pennsylvania town hall when he paused questions for over half an hour to sway along to his playlist on stage.
Trump has been on a cancellation tear, pulling out of several planned interviews in recent days.
Per CNN’s Brian Stelter, Trump reportedly “suddenly scrapped” a planned interview with NBC News senior business correspondent Christine Romans penciled in for Monday morning in Philadelphia. He had previously cancelled a stop by CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” citing another purported scheduling conflict.
The cancellations follow a “60 Minutes” interview which Trump unexpectedly pulled out of two weeks ago. That move followed another appearance where Trump seemed somewhat lost.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/not-able-to-run-for-two-weeks-
trump-cancels-nra-rally-appearance-amid-decline-concerns/ar-AA1sslnk?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=f82b8efd26d4464697c6c2a7611fe500&ei=48
Don't you know anything of what's going on with Trump? You come across as the stupidest person on the planet.
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Betting odds October 17th, 2024:
https://www.realclearpolling.com/betting-odds/2024/president
58.1% Trump / 40.9% Harris
Even your boy Nate Silver gives Trump a slight edge...
https://www.natesilver.net/p/nate-silver-2024-president-election-polls
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Last update: 12:30 p.m., Thursday, October 17. The Electoral College race remains as close to 50/50 as it gets. But with some good polls for Trump entering our database today, like a 2-point lead in a high-quality national poll and a big lead in Georgia (though he trails in North Carolina in the same Quinnipiac poll), if you squint at the probabilities, you’ll see Trump 50.2%, Harris 49.5%. (There’s an 0.3% chance of a 269-269 tie).
That’s not much different from yesterday’s forecast of Harris 50.3%, Trump 49.4%. But however nominal, it’s Trump’s first lead in our model since Sept. 19
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Originally posted by THG:Quote:
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
It doesn't have to be Putin. That was just an example.
Put her in any country with a leader that wouldn't spend the entire meeting with his tongue up her asshole, either because their agendas align and/or they've got their hands out begging for more US Taxpayer dollars.
Kamala Harris couldn't even handle a short interview she showed up 15 minutes late for on Fox News.
The day she goes on Joe Rogan and does an hour or longer, uncut, unscripted interview is the official end of her candidacy.
"Not able to run for two weeks": Trump cancels NRA rally appearance amid decline concerns
Former President Donald Trump abruptly cancelled an appearance at an NRA event in Savannah, Georgia, fueling public concerns about his mental state.
Trump was slated to headline the “Defend the 2nd” rally on Oct. 22. The Trump campaign cited a scheduling conflict in pulling out of that event, per the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The gun advocacy group later scrapped the entire event.
The cancellation follows an appearance at the Economic Club of Chicago on Tuesday, in which interviewer John Micklethwait repeatedly pressed Trump on his rambling non-answers and topic changes. A day before that appearance, Trump similarly confused an audience at a Pennsylvania town hall when he paused questions for over half an hour to sway along to his playlist on stage.
Trump has been on a cancellation tear, pulling out of several planned interviews in recent days.
Per CNN’s Brian Stelter, Trump reportedly “suddenly scrapped” a planned interview with NBC News senior business correspondent Christine Romans penciled in for Monday morning in Philadelphia. He had previously cancelled a stop by CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” citing another purported scheduling conflict.
The cancellations follow a “60 Minutes” interview which Trump unexpectedly pulled out of two weeks ago. That move followed another appearance where Trump seemed somewhat lost.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/not-able-to-run-for-two-weeks-
trump-cancels-nra-rally-appearance-amid-decline-concerns/ar-AA1sslnk?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=f82b8efd26d4464697c6c2a7611fe500&ei=48
Don't you know anything of what's going on with Trump? You come across as the stupidest person on the planet.
T
Turns out we didn't need another world leader to do this little experiment.
Just put her in a room with a Fox News talking head and watch her head explode.
That was the most embarrassing thing I've ever seen on TV dude. I was embarrassed for Kamala. I think the last time I felt this much cringe induced by somebody else's behavior was watching the first few episodes of The Office.
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Newsweek (Opinion): The Collapse of Kamala Harris
https://www.newsweek.com/collapse-kamala-harris-opinion-1970899
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On July 26, in the aftermath of the Democratic Party's ruthless midsummer coup of their own democratically elected presidential nominee, this column predicted that the elevation of dimwitted cackler-in-chief Kamala Harris to the party's presidential slot would "spectacularly backfire." More specifically, I wrote: "Practically, the path to winning 270 Electoral College votes still runs through the Rust Belt states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin. It is frankly bizarre for Democrats to swap out the man who talks ceaselessly about his hardscrabble Scranton upbringing for a Californian who boasts the most left-wing voting record of any presidential nominee in modern history."
I'm feeling pretty good these days about that prognosis.
Harris recently campaigned in Erie, Pennsylvania—a crucial regional hub in this election cycle's most important battleground state. Conspicuously absent from that snoozefest was incumbent Sen. Bob Casey Jr. (D-Pa.). Harris tried to pass off the snub as a nothingburger, suggesting that Casey was doing the more important work of knocking on doors and getting out the vote. This doesn't pass the laugh test. Facing a spirited challenge from Republican hopeful Dave McCormick, Casey has clearly concluded that Harris' immense Bay Area lefty baggage—her history of endorsing the Green New Deal, a national fracking ban and crippling electric vehicle mandates—is an electoral albatross around his neck.
It's tough to blame Casey. Other vulnerable Senate Democratic incumbents, such as Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) and Jon Tester (D-Mont.), reached the same conclusion a while ago. Such a conclusion makes a great deal of sense: A recent Marist national general election poll, for instance, shows Trump up a whopping 10 points on Harris with registered independents. If that margin ends up being anywhere near accurate, it is extraordinarily difficult to see a scenario in which Trump loses.
Harris has recently been engaging in what the psychology profession calls "projection," ludicrously criticizing Donald Trump for avoiding the media when it was actually Harris who infamously avoided a single one-on-one sit-down interview for weeks on end following the Biden coup. In reality, Trump recently sat down for two interviews with TIME magazine, whose owner is a vocal Harris donor. Harris declined a Time interview, nonetheless. Prior to this week's desperate, last-second change of course, which saw her sit down with Fox News' Bret Baier, Harris had only deigned to sit down with the most obsequious media imaginable.
One can only wonder how bad the Harris-Walz internal polling must be to impel her to ditch the far-left "Call Her Daddy" podcast and the friendly ladies of "The View" for the considerably more mainstream Baier. Desperate times sure call for desperate measures. Democrats routinely blast Republicans as misogynistic, but their own chronic misandry is so bad that Kamala is apparently considering a sit-down with podcast king Joe Rogan, whose own brand of woke-skeptical irreverence sharply clashes with Harris' identity politics obsessions and overt race-based pandering. The tables sure have turned. Will the last person hanging around Harris-Walz campaign headquarters please turn off the lights?
Snark aside, this race isn't over yet. But the Harris-Walz camp cannot possibly be feeling too good right now, either.
Democrats have no one to blame but themselves for their predicament. Throughout this interminable campaign season, they have studiously avoided substantive discussion of the four issues that Americans consistently tell pollsters are most important to them this cycle: the economy, inflation, immigration and crime. Instead, they have repeatedly attempted to shift the electoral terrain back to the few issues that poll in their favor: namely, abortion and the Jan. 6 jamboree atNOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
Gallup: Majority of Americans Feel Worse Off Than Four Years Ago
Economic Confidence Index remains negative at -26
https://news.gallup.com/poll/652250/majority-americans-feel-worse-off-
four-years-ago.aspx
The last time the numbers were this bad was when George Bush Sr. lost re-election.
I'll bet that Alan Lichtman wishes he shut the fuck up a month ago and waited on making a prediction for some press coverage.
It was very stupid of him to discredit his system like this for clickbait.
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