Flawless Campaign
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Perhaps her biggest mistake was not even trying to differentiate herself from Biden which meant - "like how things are now - vote for me.."
@kluurs said in Flawless Campaign:
Perhaps her biggest mistake was not even trying to differentiate herself from Biden which meant - "like how things are now - vote for me.."
Yes. One of the hosts on The View threw her the softball "what is something you would have done differently from Biden". It is inexcusable that her answer was "nothing". To not be prepared with an answer that sounds satisfying, is a level of incompetence from her campaign staff that would be unbelievable, if we weren't already aware that even agencies like the secret service are absurdly incompetent. (Of course, a talented politician could have made something up on the spot, but even an untalented pawn like her should have been prepared.)
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Perhaps her biggest mistake was not even trying to differentiate herself from Biden which meant - "like how things are now - vote for me.."
@kluurs said in Flawless Campaign:
Perhaps her biggest mistake was not even trying to differentiate herself from Biden which meant - "like how things are now - vote for me.."
Exactly. People have been consistently unhappy with the Biden regime. The fact that she failed to be different - even saying that she couldn't think of any way she would be different - was fatal.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@George-K said in Flawless Campaign:
Oh, the flawless campaign ended up $20MM in debt.
With all that money?
WTF!
“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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The perfect summation of the Harris campaign, starting from 3:41
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So she was asked how things will change, by Colbert, and he even loaded the question with the notion that the electorate is really looking for a good answer to that question. Then she face plants. But she was asked that same question on the View, and face planted there too. One of those interviews came first. Doesn’t really matter which one. One of them came second. After she had failed to answer the most important question of her campaign. She didn’t use that time to prepare a good answer. Her campaign didn’t prepare her with an answer, during that time.
So if you want a conspiracy theory, here it is. The whole Dem apparatus tried to lose this election.
But no, actually, it’s just that the depths of human incompetence run yet deeper than anybody could have imagined.
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@kluurs said in Flawless Campaign:
Perhaps her biggest mistake was not even trying to differentiate herself from Biden which meant - "like how things are now - vote for me.."
Exactly. People have been consistently unhappy with the Biden regime. The fact that she failed to be different - even saying that she couldn't think of any way she would be different - was fatal.
@George-K said in Flawless Campaign:
@kluurs said in Flawless Campaign:
Perhaps her biggest mistake was not even trying to differentiate herself from Biden which meant - "like how things are now - vote for me.."
Exactly. People have been consistently unhappy with the Biden regime. The fact that she failed to be different - even saying that she couldn't think of any way she would be different - was fatal.
And yet she still ran on “Turn the Page” and change.
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@George-K said in Flawless Campaign:
Oh, the flawless campaign ended up $20MM in debt.
With all that money?
WTF!
@Jolly said in Flawless Campaign:
@George-K said in Flawless Campaign:
Oh, the flawless campaign ended up $20MM in debt.
With all that money?
WTF!
They were unburdened of the $2 Billion.
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I didn't think the campaign was the problem. The problem was Biden leaving it too late to drop out so that the primaries appeared bogus, and then they stuck in a candidate who had zero personal charm or charisma, and as far as I could tell not much in the way of real beliefs.
Other than that, it was great.
I was only joking
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The problem wasn’t either campaign. It was the three years preceding it.
The Brad
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Interesting note from the exit polls was while 35% of voters listed “Democracy” as their number one concern, Trump actually won those voters in swing states.
The Brad
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The problem wasn’t either campaign. It was the three years preceding it.
@LuFins-Dad said in Flawless Campaign:
The problem wasn’t either campaign. It was the three years preceding it.
I don't see how this is provable one way or the other, but it seems dubious to believe the campaign didn't matter.
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Interesting note from the exit polls was while 35% of voters listed “Democracy” as their number one concern, Trump actually won those voters in swing states.
@LuFins-Dad said in Flawless Campaign:
Interesting note from the exit polls was while 35% of voters listed “Democracy” as their number one concern, Trump actually won those voters in swing states.
That is interesting
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I didn't think the campaign was the problem. The problem was Biden leaving it too late to drop out so that the primaries appeared bogus, and then they stuck in a candidate who had zero personal charm or charisma, and as far as I could tell not much in the way of real beliefs.
Other than that, it was great.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Flawless Campaign:
they stuck in a candidate who had zero personal charm or charisma, and as far as I could tell not much in the way of real beliefs.
Agree. From the very beginning, our small "cross section" here on this forum were pretty much in agreement that she was not a very good candidate.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Flawless Campaign:
they stuck in a candidate who had zero personal charm or charisma, and as far as I could tell not much in the way of real beliefs.
Agree. From the very beginning, our small "cross section" here on this forum were pretty much in agreement that she was not a very good candidate.
@taiwan_girl said in Flawless Campaign:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Flawless Campaign:
they stuck in a candidate who had zero personal charm or charisma, and as far as I could tell not much in the way of real beliefs.
Agree. From the very beginning, our small "cross section" here on this forum were pretty much in agreement that she was not a very good candidate.
She lost to a guy who couldn't handle been beaten by a guy who beat him by campaigning from his basement.
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@taiwan_girl said in Flawless Campaign:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Flawless Campaign:
they stuck in a candidate who had zero personal charm or charisma, and as far as I could tell not much in the way of real beliefs.
Agree. From the very beginning, our small "cross section" here on this forum were pretty much in agreement that she was not a very good candidate.
She lost to a guy who couldn't handle been beaten by a guy who beat him by campaigning from his basement.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Flawless Campaign:
She lost to a guy who couldn't handle been beaten by a guy who beat him by campaigning from his basement.
And she got fewer votes than Biden got in 2020 in every county.
Winner!
