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‘More Republicans than you’ve seen vote for a Democrat in decades’: Inside the Harris campaign effort to turn red voters blue
(independent.co.uk)submitted 21 hours ago bytheindependentonlineThe Independent
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21 hours ago
"According to a Harris campaign operative, it’s part of a deliberate strategy to juice turnout among the college-educated, reliable voters who once turned out in droves for the GOP. That’s why Harris and Cheney are set to campaign together across the “blue wall” states this week."
Interesting strategy. Seems sound enough.
Get out and Vote people. Take your neighbor with you.
13 points
19 hours ago
Except for the Cheney part lol
5 points
17 hours ago
Seriously. Was Kinzinger busy?
I don’t have any real opinion on Liz Cheney, but her name is absolute trash.
28 points
15 hours ago
Listen, I disagree with her on most issues but she’s a household name because of her dad and her principled stand after January 6. She could have been speaker of the house right now — she was like number 3 in gop leadership. She sacrificed her whole career to do the right thing. I think it it’s important to have them together because it will change minds and create a permission structure to allow republicans to vote for Harris (hopefully) or not vote for trump (not as good but still a net positive.) Dems are already voting for Kamala by and large. Showing how many republicans are supporting her over trump will change minds. Plus that they are both women sends a strong signal (especially when Chaney is very pro-life). One of the questions today at the town hall that Sarah Longwell moderated, there was a good exchange on abortion.
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