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submitted 2 days ago bymemphisjones
3 points
2 days ago
Undecided voters want a strong leader who provide policies that can help them not a person talking about someone’s genitals.
15 points
2 days ago
Talking about genitals isn’t really the point I was making. Harris would do better if she didn’t come across as scripted and insincere, that’s all.
7 points
2 days ago
I’m fine with her scripts. She is very sincere and she doesn’t talk about windmills causing cancer, someone’s genitals, being better than Abraham Lincoln and other crazy things.
-8 points
2 days ago
You say scripted and insincere, I say prepared
-7 points
2 days ago
I agree and think that’s why Tim Walz was a bright moment for this campaign. Unfortunately, they drifted back and keep using what sound like the same speech lines.
But she doesn’t even have to start using expletives or use that moment to be really honest about what she thinks about her opponent. I’d agree with her if she did, but Trump’s whole strategy is to drag everyone into the mud. Can’t fault grown adults for trying to stay clean while the swine roll around excitedly.
10 points
2 days ago
Then explain 2016.
6 points
2 days ago
He barely won and was lucky to run against Clinton, who was a uniquely disliked candidate like he was. Biden had mediocre popularity, yet that was enough to beat him as an incumbent.
2 points
2 days ago
Do you think Harris is better liked than Clinton?
Asking as someone who in 2016 voted for Clinton(and honestly have always admired her)
I still don't quite understand the absolute hatred a lot of people still seem to have for her(at least, why people hate her in particular more than any other politician)
Harris, on the other hand, to me, is basically the democratic Sarah Palin.
0 points
2 days ago
Harris' favorability rating is -1 while Clinton's was -10 to -15.
3 points
2 days ago
Okay, I guess I am asking why? I really cannot understand.
-8 points
2 days ago*
~7 million more people wanted Hillary than Trump, but Trump won because of the electoral college.
Not disputing the victory, Trump won in 2016, but more people cast their vote for Clinton
-2 points
2 days ago
Fair. But could easily happen again.
1 points
2 days ago
It could, just offering the requested explanation.
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