The Childless Cat Lady Speaks
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I'm not in favor of any entertainer making public political endorsements. You tend to piss off part of your paying customers.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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So it adds more validity to Vance’s statement. Do you want Taylor Swift setting public policy?
The Brad
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I imagine she won’t be taking her cat to her show in Springfield…
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So it adds more validity to Vance’s statement. Do you want Taylor Swift setting public policy?
@LuFins-Dad said in The Childless Cat Lady Speaks:
So it adds more validity to Vance’s statement.
That’s the thing. Millions will hear about that wouldn’t have otherwise. It’s like when a rich philanthropist matches donations 3-1. Swift tripled Vance’s gift to the Harris campaign.
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I'm not in favor of any entertainer making public political endorsements. You tend to piss off part of your paying customers.
@Jolly said in The Childless Cat Lady Speaks:
I'm not in favor of any entertainer making public political endorsements. You tend to piss off part of your paying customers.
I imagine Ted Nugent's record sales have plummeted by single digits.
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I listened to Vance after the debate - and I thought he was more articulate than either of the Presidential candidates. I'm sure if he could get a "do over" he'd drop the whole cat lady thing - as Hillary probably wishes she never used "deplorables" . One can't always predict when a slightly thoughtless word or phrase virtually erases the value of everything else that was said.
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I’m not how thoughtless the comments were, in the sense that they both sincerely believed in what they were saying.
Or maybe the thoughtless part was saying it out loud.
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I listened to Vance after the debate - and I thought he was more articulate than either of the Presidential candidates. I'm sure if he could get a "do over" he'd drop the whole cat lady thing - as Hillary probably wishes she never used "deplorables" . One can't always predict when a slightly thoughtless word or phrase virtually erases the value of everything else that was said.
@kluurs said in The Childless Cat Lady Speaks:
I listened to Vance after the debate - and I thought he was more articulate than either of the Presidential candidates. I'm sure if he could get a "do over" he'd drop the whole cat lady thing - as Hillary probably wishes she never used "deplorables" . One can't always predict when a slightly thoughtless word or phrase virtually erases the value of everything else that was said.
If anything, this campaign propels Vance into that national spotlight. I think he's going to do well in his VP debate.
I hope people look at his entire cat lady comment and consider what he's actually talking about.
Question: Does the Biden meltdown make the American public look harder at the VP candidate?
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I'm not in favor of any entertainer making public political endorsements. You tend to piss off part of your paying customers.
@Jolly said in The Childless Cat Lady Speaks:
I'm not in favor of any entertainer making public political endorsements.
I agree. I doubt that Taylor Swift (of Ted Negent) knows more about politics than I do. So, why should I listen or care who they endorse.
But, assuming that half of her followers in Instagram are from the US, and if only 2% of those vote for VP Harris that would not have voted, that is 2.5MM people. So, I think it will move the numbers in VP Harris's favor.
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@jon-nyc , I think you’re looking at Vance’s statement through partisan eyes. Probably I am too. If you’re looking for reasons to dislike the candidate, you can definitely see something in that statement to point to and yell “misogynist!” Great. 45–47% of the people agree with you. But they would have, anyway. Another 45-47% think that you and Taylor are being ridiculous. Okay.
It still ultimately comes down to that 6-10% that are either truly undecided or are like me, trying to decide if they are going to participate in this election at all. I don’t think that group is really going to give a rats ass about the statement. The childless cat ladies were already voting for Kamala with or without Vance’s help. That 6-10% are likely to probably agree with the sentiment that they prefer candidates with children. They do think it’s ridiculous that non-parents elevate their pets to a similar level as children, and they think that having Children can help keep you a little more focused on the future.
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I think more of the low-information, low-propensity voter who knew nothing about Vance and are now given a good reason to dislike the guy.
@jon-nyc said in The Childless Cat Lady Speaks:
I think more of the low-information, low-propensity voter who knew nothing about Vance and are now given a good reason to dislike the guy.
But that’s exactly who I’m referring to, too. The low propensity voter doesn’t like childless cat ladies, either.
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But when you say ‘childless cat ladies’ you’re imaging this chick with a cat:
A lot of Taylor Swift fans are not very political and also female. Many are going to have cats. Now they’ll know Vance thinks they are what’s wrong with the country.
Only non-witches get due process.
- Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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But when you say ‘childless cat ladies’ you’re imaging this chick with a cat:
A lot of Taylor Swift fans are not very political and also female. Many are going to have cats. Now they’ll know Vance thinks they are what’s wrong with the country.
@jon-nyc said in The Childless Cat Lady Speaks:
A lot of Taylor Swift fans are not very political and also female. Many are going to have cats. Now they’ll know Vance thinks they are what’s wrong with the country.
THis.
No matter what scenario or side you are on, her endorsement is 0% a positive thing for President Trump.
Best case for him is it has a minimal positive impact for VP Harris.
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On the positive side, the childless cat ladies are providing food for all the illegal immigrants, so that's saving the authorities some money.
