The DNC Convention
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In Austin? Not much different…
wrote on 23 Aug 2024, 00:19 last edited by@LuFins-Dad said in The DNC Convention:
In Austin? Not much different…
In Austin, yes.
Wouldn't do it in Pfluegerville or Round Rock and darn sure not in Hutto...
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wrote on 23 Aug 2024, 00:20 last edited by
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wrote on 23 Aug 2024, 03:35 last edited by
Back when he was a Democrat and proposed a one time massive wealth tax.
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wrote on 23 Aug 2024, 11:35 last edited by
@jon-nyc said in The DNC Convention:
Back when he was a Democrat and proposed a one time massive wealth tax.
Then he changed his mind (on both counts) and people started hating him.
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wrote on 23 Aug 2024, 13:47 last edited by
Jon Stewart highlights the many contradictions in the DNC:
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wrote on 23 Aug 2024, 14:26 last edited by George K
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I'm sure it's the same policies, but the messaging is shifting to more of a "freedom, positive, hope, proud of being american" tone... something the GOP used to do a better job at. It's a good strategy too, we know most folks are tired of the division, fighting, old candidates, and what not.
Don't get me wrong, I think we can all agree 6 months ago Kamala was a loser. She lost in the primaries in 2020. She did nothing as VP. She was selected because her melanin levels are higher and doesn't have a Y chromosome. Her approval ratings were low. BUT... the left were sitting on their hands. Sitting on their wallets. Sitting on their energy. So once old man Biden left and an energetic, laughing, positive-ish person came on stage, the floodgates of energy and money opened. And now she's using a tone to try and attract the independents who want a change of tone.
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wrote on 23 Aug 2024, 18:19 last edited by
Harris lost suppprt from ...
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/aug/22/muslim-women-kamala-harris-disbands
Muslim Women for Harris disbands and withdraws support for candidate
Group says Harris campaign denying a Palestinian speaker at the Democratic convention is a ‘terrible message’ -
I'm sure it's the same policies, but the messaging is shifting to more of a "freedom, positive, hope, proud of being american" tone... something the GOP used to do a better job at. It's a good strategy too, we know most folks are tired of the division, fighting, old candidates, and what not.
Don't get me wrong, I think we can all agree 6 months ago Kamala was a loser. She lost in the primaries in 2020. She did nothing as VP. She was selected because her melanin levels are higher and doesn't have a Y chromosome. Her approval ratings were low. BUT... the left were sitting on their hands. Sitting on their wallets. Sitting on their energy. So once old man Biden left and an energetic, laughing, positive-ish person came on stage, the floodgates of energy and money opened. And now she's using a tone to try and attract the independents who want a change of tone.
wrote on 23 Aug 2024, 20:08 last edited by@89th said in The DNC Convention:
I'm sure it's the same policies, but the messaging is shifting to more of a "freedom, positive, hope, proud of being american" tone... something the GOP used to do a better job at. It's a good strategy too, we know most folks are tired of the division, fighting, old candidates, and what not.
Don't get me wrong, I think we can all agree 6 months ago Kamala was a loser. She lost in the primaries in 2020. She did nothing as VP. She was selected because her melanin levels are higher and doesn't have a Y chromosome. Her approval ratings were low. BUT... the left were sitting on their hands. Sitting on their wallets. Sitting on their energy. So once old man Biden left and an energetic, laughing, positive-ish person came on stage, the floodgates of energy and money opened. And now she's using a tone to try and attract the independents who want a change of tone.
If elected, the buyer's remorse will be stupendous.
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wrote on 23 Aug 2024, 20:19 last edited by
Pick any woman of color, any one at all.
They could beat Mr. Trump.
It is her turn.
OK, it's really Hillary's turn, but the dems will settle for this.