What are the keys for success for Kamala to win?

[jotathought]

Wow, 81 million people voted in the Dem primaries?

Are you sure?

Sigh .. in the 2020 election dumbass. Nearly 88% of democrat voters preferred Biden over all other candidates in the recent primaries. You knew this, and are just being obtuse.

 

[rightwinger]

How did they make it clear? By overwhelmingly voting for them in the primary process?

Where they both failed BIGLY

They nominated the one most likely to win at the convention not in the November election

Nikki Haley said it best
The party that first nominates someone under 80 will win the election

Republicans had a chance
They blew it

 

[martybegan]

Where they both failed BIGLY

They nominated the one most likely to win at the convention not in the November election

Nikki Haley said it best
The party that first nominates someone under 80 will win the election

Republicans had a chance
They blew it

Um, that's what happens during primaries normally?

 

[Meathead]

Where they both failed BIGLY

They nominated the one most likely to win at the convention not in the November election

Nikki Haley said it best
The party that first nominates someone under 80 will win the election

Republicans had a chance
They blew it

Trump was nominated first and he is under 80. So she was right.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Nearly 88% of democrat voters preferred Biden over all other candidates in the recent primaries.

Yeah, they were some pretty weak other choices.

I know a lot of Dems and every single one of them is happy with the turn of events.

I know that you all are trying to make it out to be a huge big end of the world as we know it deal, but the Dems do not see it that way.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Um, that's what happens during primaries normally?

Which is why we have been getting such shitty choices the last few decades

 

[rightwinger]

Um, that's what happens during primaries normally?

Democrats had no choice
Republicans chose Trump over Haley

They chose wrong

 

[martybegan]

Democrats had no choice
Republicans chose Trump over Haley

They chose wrong

Dems could have talked to Biden last year, they chose not to.

Then they audibled without actually going to the Party itself to figure out who was on deck.

 

[22lcidw]

Where they both failed BIGLY

They nominated the one most likely to win at the convention not in the November election

Nikki Haley said it best
The party that first nominates someone under 80 will win the election

Republicans had a chance
They blew it

Progressives are Reds from the early Soviet Union around 1917 or the National Socialist German Worker's Party in the early 1930's. It's an uphill battle unless the citizens wise up to them while they still can.

 

[jotathought]

Yeah, they were some pretty weak other choices.

I know a lot of Dems and every single one of them is happy with the turn of events.

I know that you all are trying to make it out to be a huge big end of the world as we know it deal, but the Dems do not see it that way.

Of course, they don't .. because a large part of the Democratic constituents doesn't understand what "a threat to democracy" means.

 

[rightwinger]

Of course, they don't .. because a large part of the Democratic constituents doesn't understand what "a threat to democracy" means.

We all watched Jan 6

 

[john doe 101]

1. Speak as little as possible. You are a word salad intertwined with some sort of nervous cackling machine that appeals to no one. Let the media do your talking, that is what they are there for.

2. Offer more free stuff as you match the free stuff Trump has offered. Give them as much free federal dollars as you can, which you will more than recoup in taxes and inflation later on.

3. Trump bad. Really, the only appeal to Harris is TDS.

It was wise to limit the campaign process to only a few months by announcing her as the nominee late in the game as she would have a greater risk of falling apart over a longer hard fought campaign

She has to win PA, MI, and WI. Then it's game over for Trump. Your post is disingenuous and should be deleted from this message board.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Of course, they don't .. because a large part of the Democratic constituents doesn't understand what "a threat to democracy" means.

Is Harris a bigger threat to democracy than Biden?

Besides, I thought you all did not like democracy and keep claiming we are Republic and not a democracy

 

[john doe 101]

Trump is weird? I thought Trump was Hitler, or do you feel a tad bit responsible for getting him shot?

Is this your way of trying to tone the rhetoric down?

If you think trump acts and says stuff normal people say, you must live in an insane asylum. Do you?

 

[22lcidw]

We all watched Jan 6

And the traitors convinced you it was an insurrection. The same ones who sold out Israel as Oct. 7 was an Islamic party according to them. So, compare the two dates for reality. If the Republicans act the same way as you and have some spine, they can do the same in return for anything that touches a government building.

 

[rightwinger]

And the traitors convinced you it was an insurrection. The same ones who sold out Israel as Oct. 7 was an Islamic party according to them. So, compare the two dates for reality. If the Republicans act the same way as you and have some spine, they can do the same in return for anything that touches a government building.

What it was was an attempt to violently stop the inauguration of Biden who had rightfully won the election

Insurrection

 

[jotathought]

We all watched Jan 6

Blah .. blah .. blah .. I did, too, and riots are never a good thing; meanwhile, we saw Democratic leadership destroy the preferred candidate and tell you who you'll be voting for on the presidential ticket for democrats.

 

[jotathought]

Is Harris a bigger threat to democracy than Biden?

Harris is the fruit of a soft coup by Democrat leadership .. the outcome of kicking out the preferred candidate.

Besides, I thought you all did not like democracy and keep claiming we are Republic and not a democracy

Well .. we are (a Republic) .. not sure what this has to do with the overused line by Democrats that, I'd say a majority of Democrats don't understand.

Do I need to explain to you the differences between a democracy vs. our system of government?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Harris is the fruit of a soft coup by Democrat leadership .. the outcome of kicking out the preferred candidate.

I am sure it helps you to sleep at night to tell yourself these things.

The Dems voted for Biden as he the only known person on the ballot.

The Dems do not care, in fact the Dems are happy as a pig in the mud about this.

How is them doing this an "attack on democracy"?

Was it an attack on democracy when Abe Lincoln was selected as the candidate without a single primary vote?

 

[jotathought]

How is them doing this an "attack on democracy"?

Because Americans voted for Biden and his delegates in the primaries, and that was stripped away. Democrat leadership forced Biden out of his preferred nomination position, which he caved and quit, and positioned a new candidate that no American voted for. It's pretty simple.

Was it an attack on democracy when Abe Lincoln was selected as the candidate without a single primary vote?

That's because primaries didn't exist prior to the 20th century. In fact, the first statewide primary was held in 1903.