I like this idea, it also seems like a double-edged sword.
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I like this idea, it also seems like a double-edged sword.
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4th term.
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There's a thread on another forum site where the OP of one particular thread is betting Pmags that Harris is not going to be the nominee.
There's a lot of takers.
There's a lot of takers.
Other than something physically happening to her, I think it’s inevitable that she will be the nominee. The political-media complex is already too invested in her, and it’s too close to the election to put anyone else in.
I’d take that best, and I don’t even need any more pmags.
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I private messaged you the link. Feel free to share among your friends if you so desire.
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There's a lot of that in there. For a bunch of so called alphas, many do seem to be getting a wee bit emotional on a bunch of different topics from the benign to the super internet serious ones.
Last night I had a disagreement with a never trumper on Facebook. We ended it agreeing to disagree and still are friends. You'd never be able to do this on there. My friend on Facebook I have never met either, so there's just no excuse to be a douche. They thrive off of it.
I think if they could retain the Biden war chest and dump her they would, but she owns the money. Don't get me wrong, the DNC can launder money like a drug cartel (Hillary in 2016), but there's too much at stake and too little time to do anything but throw their might behind DEI VP Madame Cacklepants.
The more I think about it, the more I think she has a chance to pull this one off. Right now it feels like both sides are trying to figure out what to do next.
I've been keeping an eye on this over the last year and she's closed to gap to less than anything Biden's done. I wish I could find a way to export the results for easier tracking.
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At this point I think she's the best option they have. She is well known, has the right demographics, and is utterly ruthless. She will literally do anything to win. I also don't see a better option. She is, perhaps, the only person that the Dems could put in not named "Obama" at this point that would have a shot at winning.
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I'mma laugh loud if the black community fully supports one of California's biggest thrower of black men into prison, even the wrongly accused kind.
She's got skeletons that the African Americans could exploit if they wanted to. However they'd be called Uncle Tom's by actual Uncle Tom's in denial that they are for being the ones keeping their race down.
She's got skeletons that the African Americans could exploit if they wanted to. However they'd be called Uncle Tom's by actual Uncle Tom's in denial that they are for being the ones keeping their race down.
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Well, if you put it that way, I guess I gotta vote for kam
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LMAO
While researching a subject having nothing to do with politics, politicians, and elections I stumbled across this.
Reference Shermanesque statement - Political Dictionary
A Shermanesque statement is a clear and direct statement by a potential political candidate indicating that he or she will not run for a particular office.
The term is derived from a remark made by Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman when he was being considered as a possible Republican candidate for president in 1884.
Sherman declined, saying, “I will not accept if nominated and will not serve if elected.”
Reference Shermanesque statement - Political Dictionary
A Shermanesque statement is a clear and direct statement by a potential political candidate indicating that he or she will not run for a particular office.
The term is derived from a remark made by Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman when he was being considered as a possible Republican candidate for president in 1884.
Sherman declined, saying, “I will not accept if nominated and will not serve if elected.”
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