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It's been bothering me all day. What data was the Harris Campaign running on?
It came out that before the Coup, Biden would lose the general election by 400 electoral points. But he still insisted he could beat Trump again—clearly a delusion.
But did Harris also have delusions? She was attempting to bridge a coalition of the usual long-suffering Democrat serfs along with disaffected Republicans of the Lincoln Project and Lizzy Cheney, who, as an incumbent, lost in the primary by about 300%... What evidence is there that a Cheney wing of the Republican party exists? That there is a large pool of anti-Trump disaffected Republicans out there willing to vote for these Democrats? Dick Cheney was the least popular VP in the modern era—not just with the general public or Democrats, but also Republicans... Where is this mythical Cheney Wing? Bohemian Grove?
It's not morning in America. (Unless you spell it mourning.) It's not 1984. You can't run away from issues with a vacuous campaign of Brat Summer, Joy and Vibes. With an angry, disillusioned electorate living in dread as they watch the gas gauge drop to 'E' ...
I would really love to see the data that drove the Harris Campaign from messaging disaster to complete cluster detonation... Was there any? Or were they all deluded into thinking that their serfs would never leave?
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Data?
Datum is more like it..."I'm not Donald Trump."
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I believe she was the only one who was able to step in without the risk of losing $1 billion in funding, and who didn't refuse the position.
And she grew up in a middle class family.
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It was Harris ONLY because she could take the Biden funds. DEI bites the dems in their azz! The only reason Harris was in that position was because she was a black female. Biden hated her.
She was counting on the “most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics” that she inherited from FJB. The machine worked in 2020 and the rubes actually bought the 80-plus million vote punchline. Surely/Shirley it had to work again.
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The problem is that was Joe Biden's organization. They were not going out to risk felonies (low risk I know) for Kamala. So Joe didnt call them and they (largely) stayed home...
Looks like there is an issue in Milwaukee were the ballots dont add up. 150% to 200% turn out. In a city with a declining population...
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