Poll: Who should Biden pick as VP?

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Who should Biden pick as VP?

  • Stacey Abrams

    Votes: 8 9.8%
  • Elizabeth Warren

    Votes: 17 20.7%
  • Kamala Harris

    Votes: 22 26.8%
  • Gretchen Witmer

    Votes: 10 12.2%
  • Tammy Baldwin

    Votes: 1 1.2%
  • Tammy Duckworth

    Votes: 4 4.9%
  • Michell Grisham

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Catherine Masto

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Amy Klobuchar

    Votes: 7 8.5%
  • Other

    Votes: 13 15.9%

  • Total voters
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ondma

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Look at Biden's share of female voters. An effective trust exercise with this large and growing bloc of support is likely to pay political dividends. Before I'm "But Hillary'd" here we have to come to terms that Harris and Clinton are very far apart in terms of public perception which is why Trump can't think of any good way to attack her.
Well, actually he already has. She is so "nasty". Not to mention she picked on poor justice Kavenaugh.
Especially ironic since Trump has a nasty nickname for nearly everyone who opposes him.
 

K1052

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Well, actually he already has. She is so "nasty". Not to mention she picked on poor justice Kavenaugh.
Especially ironic since Trump has a nasty nickname for nearly everyone who opposes him.

The list of women Trump has called nasty extends beyond the horizon so I wouldn't consider it an effective attack against an opponent at this level.
 

ondma

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The list of women Trump has called nasty extends beyond the horizon so I wouldn't consider it an effective attack against an opponent at this level.
Agreed. I am sure he will also add the "radical left" tag soon.
 

fskimospy

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Agreed. I am sure he will also add the "radical left" tag soon.
He kind of already has, but in a flailing and incoherent way. His campaign is simultaneously arguing that she’s a radical leftist and that liberals should be disappointed Biden picked someone so centrist.
 
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Jaskalas

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He kind of already has, but in a flailing and incoherent way. His campaign is simultaneously arguing that she’s a radical leftist and that liberals should be disappointed Biden picked someone so centrist.

That doublespeak worked in 2016. Trump has always spoken out of both sides of his !@#, promising everyone everything. False promises. People just cling onto whatever they want to hear, whatever sounds and feels good to hear. The rest is ignored. The lies not exposed enough to burn him in the process. The alt-reality bubble is quite engaged.

"Radical leftist" and "so centrist" are only contradictory if you can rub two brain cells together.
 

hal2kilo

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He kind of already has, but in a flailing and incoherent way. His campaign is simultaneously arguing that she’s a radical leftist and that liberals should be disappointed Biden picked someone so centrist.
Heck, watching Fox, you can tell some of them are completely flummoxed. They keep trying on some negative meme, but they can't seem to agree on how to make her look bad. They are deeply disturbed that she's being described as a moderate.
 

fskimospy

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That doublespeak worked in 2016. Trump has always spoken out of both sides of his !@#, promising everyone everything. False promises. People just cling onto whatever they want to hear, whatever sounds and feels good to hear. The rest is ignored. The lies not exposed enough to burn him in the process. The alt-reality bubble is quite engaged.

"Radical leftist" and "so centrist" are only contradictory if you can rub two brain cells together.
Maybe, but I think people don’t really take him seriously anymore outside of the converted. Everyone just kind of rolls their eyes.

This is one of the reasons why I think he has been so confused by Biden - nothing is really sticking. I think part of that is people got wise to him.
 
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hal2kilo

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Maybe, but I think people don’t really take him seriously anymore outside of the converted. Everyone just kind of rolls their eyes.

This is one of the reasons why I think he has been so confused by Biden - nothing is really sticking. I think part of that is people got wise to him.
All that effort, and almost, sort of getting impeached. Burisma! Burisma! where o where did you go.......
 

K1052

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That doublespeak worked in 2016. Trump has always spoken out of both sides of his !@#, promising everyone everything. False promises. People just cling onto whatever they want to hear, whatever sounds and feels good to hear. The rest is ignored. The lies not exposed enough to burn him in the process. The alt-reality bubble is quite engaged.

"Radical leftist" and "so centrist" are only contradictory if you can rub two brain cells together.

How about this for a radical theory: If we keep insisting 2020 is like 2016 then we need to be open to the possibility Trump is in Clinton's position (or worse) now.

 

Thump553

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Calling Harris "nasty" is going to overwhelming backfire for Trump with suburban woman, regardless of their race. Using it against Harris, who is an obviously highly professional and accomplished woman, says more to this block of voters as to what sort of thing Trump is-the kind of thing that sticks to the bottom of your shoe-than it reflects badly on Harris.

Keep digging that hole deeper, dimwit.
 
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Calling Harris "nasty" is going to overwhelming backfire for Trump with suburban woman, regardless of their race. Using it against Harris, who is an obviously highly professional and accomplished woman, says more to this block of voters as to what sort of thing Trump is-the kind of thing that sticks to the bottom of your shoe-than it reflects badly on Harris.

Keep digging that hole deeper, dimwit.

Sad thing is we are rapidly approaching a point where the President just needs enough deplorable’s in a few states to come out and vote for him. This craziness could work.
 

kage69

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Trump the Impeached, the Russian Asset, still going about his crime spree in office, is going to try and frame repugs as the Law and Order party and Dems as soft on crime...even after Harris the noted prosecutor is on the Dem ticket. Hahaha

Good luck that traitors
 
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fskimospy

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Sad thing is we are rapidly approaching a point where the President just needs enough deplorable’s in a few states to come out and vote for him. This craziness could work.
Actually the food news is that seems to be wrong. At least as of this time Trump’s electoral college advantage seems to be shrinking instead of expanding. There was a concern that Biden would need to win by like 4+ to win the presidency and that no longer seems to be the case.
 

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Sad thing is we are rapidly approaching a point where the President just needs enough deplorable’s in a few states to come out and vote for him. This craziness could work.
They already support him. Not like they needed swayed back.
 
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Trump the Impeached, the Russian Asset, still going about his crime spree in office, is going to try and frame repugs as the Law and Order party and Dems as soft on crime...even after Harris the noted prosecutor is on the Dem ticket. Hahaha

Good luck that traitors

They give no fucks about consistency
Here is how my deplorable’s act. Text has been condensed and simplified but meaning and intent still present

 

ondma

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Sad thing is we are rapidly approaching a point where the President just needs enough deplorable’s in a few states to come out and vote for him. This craziness could work.
Unfortunately, with the way the electoral college is set up, that is just the way it always will be for this election. With 35 to 40 percent unwavering support (unbelievable to me but that is the way it is), it only takes a few percent of the undecideds to swing the electoral vote Trump's way. I really dont think his attacks on Kamala will be effective. She is simply to intelligent and well spoken. I am more concerned about the inevitable attacks against Biden and his claims the Democrats will destroy the economy and stock market. The Dems really need to attack the fact that decreasing unemployment simply means that some of the lost jobs are coming back, the fact that the market us being propped up by basically free money, and how ineffective and ultimately catastrophic his unilateral Covid relief is.
 
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With the disclaimer it is early and a brief talk.

Listening to Biden and Harris speak in the radio. They sound like a team that respects each other and fill each other’s skill gaps.
As opposed to the President and Vice President that is not a relationship that will maintain. Pence desperately wants love from the President and the President is incapable of expressing love.
Pence brings Process and knowledge, the President doesn’t want Process or knowledge.
So far I’m thinking she was the right choice
 
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Is there not another thread for this? It smells of a false pretence, an excuse for dumping alt right propaganda in this thread.

Awww, do you need someone to spoon feed you only things that you agree with in life?

How dare someone have opposing views on things.


I post a lot of these because I think they're incredibly stupid - as are ANY political ads like those stupid Lincoln Project ones - but for some reason you think I'm recruiting fellow Stormfront nazis lurking here on AT or something. How are you supposed to criticize whats wrong about something if you don't see it?

Whatever, we can clearly see who the snowflake is.