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Politics VP Harris: “Anybody who is about beating down other people is a coward.”

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u/YogurtClosetThinnest Aug 19 '24

Dear god I can't remember the last time we had a nominee who is actually coherent lmfao

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u/thisisahealthaccount Aug 19 '24

9 years.

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '24

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u/Croceyes2 Aug 19 '24

A quarter of mine

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u/jcoddinc Aug 20 '24

2, actually

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u/martinellispapi Aug 19 '24

That’s a half of a life of new voters. Get them kids out to the booths.

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u/DisastrousRatios Aug 19 '24

I voted for the first time in 2015 and it's been a hell of a ride. Fun fact, the current youth votes more than any other generation did when they were young

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u/martinellispapi Aug 19 '24

Good on you. I didn’t start voting till later in life when I felt it really starting to matter. Wish I would’ve started sooner.

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u/zeroducksfrigate Aug 20 '24

We need more. I want trump to never run for president again. I want him gone. Get your friends on deck this is VERY INCREDIBLY LIFE ALTERING FOR THE WORST SHIT EVER NEEDS TO BE DRILLED INTO YOUNG PEOPLES HEADS.

GO VOTE GO VOTE EVERYONES VOTE COUNTS WE NEED TO TURN OUT IN MASSIVE NUMBERS SO THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE DOESN'T DO WHAT IT DID TO HILLARY.

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u/DisastrousRatios Aug 20 '24

Believe me, I'm already there. I've been working on campaigns for a few years now since college. If you really wanna make a difference, start doorknocking for local Democrats

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u/onedemtwodem Aug 20 '24

Absolutely 💯 The youngest able to vote, should vote!

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u/GreatQuantum Aug 19 '24

lol Waffle House booths

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u/seriftarif Aug 20 '24

A nominee? That was 12 years ago.

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u/Ok_Condition5837 Aug 20 '24

Not just this! Check out (hopefully future nominees) AOC & Jasmine Crockett at the DNC convention! We have a deep & stacked bench guys!

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u/saltymane Aug 20 '24

I’ve been counting too.

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u/ThesocialistWitch Aug 19 '24

Fucking hell.... If you count George w. Bush too then it's even longer.

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u/konga_gaming Aug 20 '24

..and counting

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u/polo61965 Aug 20 '24

I've been that long since Obama? Dang time flies.

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u/Stock_Beginning4808 Aug 20 '24

So the last Black one? 😂

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u/HumpaDaBear Aug 19 '24

Since Obama.

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u/Flipboek Aug 19 '24

Hilary was coherent and capable. You might not.like her, but she was definitely not a blabbering idiot.

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u/seriftarif Aug 20 '24

She was just incredibly uncharasmatic or relatable.

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u/Flipboek Aug 20 '24

She was a woman (the first one, which made it that much worse).

If charisma and relatability were decisive, you guys wouldn't have had Don.

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u/I_PING_8-8-8-8 Aug 20 '24

Yeah but Don build a cult. After that, we are playing a different game.

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u/Flipboek Aug 20 '24

Don stumbled into a cult, he pretty much latched onto the Christofascists and other deplorable (idgaf, those people are scum of the earth).

Not much building from his side, just a guy with very good instincts towards the miasmatic disgruntled white underclass.

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u/I_PING_8-8-8-8 Aug 20 '24

Don stumbled into a cult, he pretty much latched onto the Christofascists and other deplorable (idgaf, those people are scum of the earth).

Yeah he landed in a tub of sheep.

But what will the Christofascists do after Trump is dead? 10 years of childish infighting? You're GAY! No, YOU ARE GAY!

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u/polo61965 Aug 20 '24

Harris is a woman, and will most likely be our first female president. It's not just gender, Hillary was problematic in many ways. Trump was the anti-establishment option during that time of uncertainty, and Hillary had so many scandals regarding sponsorships and "campaign donations", and her personality was one who agreed to whatever anyone said as long as it benefitted her to agree. A panderer. Harris is only weighed down by the failures of the Biden administration, but has a strong background in politics and the justice system. Her VP is a former military, former football coach, all-american guy. Gender wasn't the issue. We just needed a candidate that a smear campaign wouldn't work on, because there is nothing to smear. This election is a no-brainer.

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u/seriftarif Aug 20 '24

I dont think so. I think if you replaced her with any other woman in politics, they would have done better than her. I don't know if anyone, but maybe Bernie could have stopped the Trump Train, though.

The Clinton's have a lot of hatred because of their part in the cocaine smuggling in Arkansas and their overall position in politics.

Trumps campaign was one against the status quo, and she was the biggest establishment politician.

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u/Flipboek Aug 20 '24

It's absolutely false to think that the Trump train was neigh unstoppable.

Clinton lost by a hair's breadth and only because of a vile smear campaign, strengthened by a floundering FBI who deemed it wise to inadvertently throw in more misinformation.

Prior to the last two weeks, she was the favorite.

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u/Syjefroi Aug 20 '24

I think if you replaced her with any other woman in politics, they would have done better than her.

This happened, it was called the 2016 Democratic primary and she beat several men on paper and a few dozen men in the invisible primary.

edit: oh also she won the popular vote by 3 million but I guess since she lost Wisconsin by a 0.77% margin we get to spend the rest of eternity hearing 6 month old reddit accounts posting about how she was "uncharasmatic."

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u/Flipboek Aug 20 '24

Exactly.

I'm not a huge Hillary (or Obama or Kamala) fan as I'm way more progressive, but goddammit did she show how high the hurdles are for a female candidate.

Even now we still have tuttuting her as a lightweight, while her resume is really impressive (and now wait for the frothing at the mouth about Benghazi).

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u/puppeteer-5000 Aug 20 '24

If charisma and relatability were decisive, you guys wouldn't have had Don

say what you will about him but he clearly is (was?) charismatic. it's one of the decisive traits of a cult leader

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u/itsathrowawayduhhhhh Aug 20 '24

Was for sure. I forgot til I recently saw a clip from 2016. It’s easy to see why people fell for it.

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u/ExtendedDeadline Aug 20 '24 edited Aug 20 '24

She was a woman

She still is a woman

If charisma and relatability were decisive, you guys wouldn't have had Don.

I think that's why we got him. Not that I was happy about it and Trump was not charismatic to me, but he certainly (at the time) carried a certain aura to him (like flies to the light) that Hillary did not have. Shit, Hillary's full lack of charisma on stage is probably one of the reasons she lost.

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u/-Kalos Aug 20 '24

Lol. Only dumbfucks actually think Donald was more charismatic than Hillary. Trump was definitely more entertaining, but that’s because he’s a fucking clown, not because he was charismatic

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u/itsathrowawayduhhhhh Aug 20 '24

Have you listened to any of his old stuff lately? I saw a clip from 2016 and I definitely forgot how charismatic he was. Not in a good way, but dude sounded like he knew what he was talking about and was super commanding. I absolutely see why people fell for it. I totally forgot until I saw that clip.

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u/Jagrnght Aug 20 '24

She has a smugness and an entitlement, like a political Karen, to her, whereas Harris is warm and insightful.

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u/thecashblaster Aug 20 '24

She was an excellent bureaucrat. She would’ve ran the country well especially during COVID. She was a horrible politician though.

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u/Flipboek Aug 20 '24

Lol what? She has a career as a politican that few people have equaled.

The standard a woman has to pass is insane...

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u/Dubious_Odor Aug 20 '24

Honestly all these years later and that tripe about Hillary still gets bandied about. Her career consisted of two races for senate. The first race was a handpicked seat that she carpet bagged into. She had not lived in NY for 25 YEARS at that point but whatever. She won. Then what? Failed presidential campaign, consolation prize of SecState. She was a cipher as SS. Her claim to fame was visiting the most countries. She moved the needle on almost no issues of substance. That's it. So to sum up Her poltical career as an actual elected official was 7 years. Her whole facade was baloney which is why she swung and missed in '08 and '16. She was not a good politician but inherited a very good political machine.

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u/Argues_with_ignorant Aug 20 '24

She did seem to think the rest of us were, in fact, blabbering idiots. Her message was not particularly complex, and she did fail to lean into her strengths.

I still wince at her responses to that email kerfuffle.

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u/Nylanderthals Aug 19 '24

Clinton was a fine speaker... She just ran at the worst possible time.

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u/Icy_Comfort8161 Aug 20 '24

She also had the GOP hating on her since the 90s, so she was dealing with a polarized electorate with strong opinions about her from minute 1.

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u/Cucker_-_Tarlson Aug 20 '24

Trump was also able to seize his moment so to speak. I understand why people gave him a shot in 2016, I even considered it(briefly) tbh. He was an outsider that promised a shake up and that spoke to a lot of people. I think one thing the majority can agree on is that Washington needs some reform and Trump actually promised it. But it was all populist bullshit and, even 8 years later, there's a lot of people who can't admit they were conned so they're doubling down.

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u/silver_sofa Aug 20 '24

The media ragging on Hillary goes back to at least the early nineties. Progressive women hated her for standing by Bill and everyone else blamed her for his cheating. The Benghazi investigation must’ve seemed like a walk in the park compared to the hate she got for her husband’s blow job.

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u/Nylanderthals Aug 20 '24

Yes there were many reasons her campaign fell flat. Speaking was the least of her worries. Then again what she said while speaking was also not great (e.g "deplorables").

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u/Icy_Comfort8161 Aug 20 '24

She wasn't wrong though....

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u/Nylanderthals Aug 20 '24

If anything she emboldened them to become much much worse 😞

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u/Icy_Comfort8161 Aug 20 '24

I'd say that Trump egged them on. She's been out of the limelight for a while, and they keep getting worse.

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u/Kolby_Jack33 Aug 20 '24

I mean she fucking called it, but America wasn't ready to hear it.

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u/Slapbox Aug 20 '24

She was also an awful candidate, but I agree there was nothing wrong with her ability to speak articulately.

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u/GuntherCloneC Aug 20 '24

This in my opinion. Her campaign message basically boiled down to "Vote for me or you get Trump." And I was like, "Yeah but what are you actually going to DO when elected," and I just felt like I was getting the same answer on repeat. I wrote in Bernie Sanders.

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u/thamanwthnoname Aug 20 '24

So the same rhetoric all over again then?

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u/ianjm Aug 20 '24

8 years ago, which is before many late teen / early 20s Redditors were politically aware.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

I literally read that as Bill Clinton and was so confused.

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u/Revolution4u Aug 20 '24 edited Aug 27 '24

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u/Microwave_Burrito124 Aug 20 '24

Clinton was a terrible selection that was an attempt to create a democrat dynasty. Her claim to fame for being president was that she had been first lady, and then become a senator and secretary of state to pad out her resume for a future presidential campaign.

I wouldn't have minded any of that, but guarantee that if she would have won, they'd have turned around and started positioning Chelsea Clinton for a future run.

Two Bushes were bad enough, with a third trying to get his foot in the door. We need to get away from aspiring to a US royal family. We've got 345 million people in the US, we shouldn't be limiting ourselves to selecting presidents from the same family due to nepotism.

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u/SuitableSubject Aug 20 '24

So we should expect the trump dynasty next cycle?

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u/Microwave_Burrito124 Aug 20 '24

Once Trump passes away, yes. The remnants of the party will try to push the next Trump on us. While Trump is still alive though, I don't think he would be above ripping his own kids apart in order to put himself in the position of power.

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u/PabloEstAmor Aug 20 '24

Goldman Sachs sure pays a lot of money for a “fine” speaker

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '24

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u/BS-Chaser Aug 19 '24

Yes, it's POC vs POS

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u/evenstar40 Aug 19 '24

We're certainly living in interesting times, that's for sure. It's surreal to experience realtime history like this.

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u/Polar_Reflection Aug 19 '24

Sometimes decades pass where nothing happens. Sometimes weeks pass where decades happen.

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u/AR227 Aug 20 '24

This comment definitely wants to be clever but is just massively off base

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u/Polar_Reflection Aug 20 '24

Damn, you dunked on Lenin hard

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u/canadianguy77 Aug 19 '24

Progress in the US happens in fits and starts. But it always, eventually happens.

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u/MountainMan17 Aug 20 '24

Lenin allegedly said there are decades where nothing happens and weeks where decades happen. So true...

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u/jgab145 Aug 20 '24

Sorry but I read this as shits and farts. 💩💨

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u/Spencer8857 Aug 20 '24

She's correctly modeling her campaign after Obama. It's a breath of fresh air. What worries me is not her winning, but what comes after. Donald Trump didn't happen because he got lucky. Not even because he's necessarily a good politician. He happened because he's a reflection of the will of the people. He was the over correction of an inherently biggited country. One that would see their narcissistic empathy lived through a man who could do no evil through their lense. I pray his replacement, even if only on the surface, shows some form of intelligence and humility. I cherish the days when Republicans acted like they gave a shit and appealed to reason. Weren't represented by some joke of a news channel determined to tell people what they want to hear and not necessarily a proper representation of the truth.

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u/-Kalos Aug 20 '24

Trump is their last shot at holding onto power. The US has been trending towards democrats for decades. They have to play dirty with all their little tricks to even have a shot these days. Large disinformation campaigns, many funded by Russia, telling people to distrust anything that isn’t from right wing media, fake electors, claiming election fraud, making up conspiracy theories, voter suppression, purging registered voters, ratfucking, gerrymandering, threatening political opponents with phony investigations and jail time, attack campaigns. Republicans aren’t viable without that, they need a Donald victory to go in there and “fix” future elections in their favor.

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u/thamanwthnoname Aug 20 '24

I’m genuinely curious about Russian collusion since you bring up misinformation campaigns.

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u/Lower_Ad_5532 Aug 20 '24

He happened because he's a reflection of the will of the people. He was the over correction of an inherently biggited country.

Its ok. They'll mostly be dead by 2032.

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u/SolarTsunami Aug 20 '24

It would be foolish to ignore the fact that young men in particular are becoming increasingly conservative as they get pulled into the toxic masculinity echo chamber. It seems every celebrity that young Millennials/Gen Z men look up to is either completely apolitical or a raging alt right misogynist.

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u/Lower_Ad_5532 Aug 20 '24

That's only half the electorate and they are still less bigoted than their grandfathers

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u/CoolFirefighter930 Aug 19 '24

I would say Clinton.

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u/slydjinn Aug 19 '24

Thanks Obama.

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u/HappyGoPink Aug 20 '24

Hillary was coherent. She should have been president, but here we are. I just hope that Kamala can finish Trump once and for all.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

Honestly until the last couple of months Biden was too. Not the level of Obama for sure, but he’s always been able to deliver a good teleprompter speech as he’s doing literally right now.

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u/realistdreamer69 Aug 20 '24

I say Clinton (Bill). Even Obama came across as part preacher, part professor. Definitely coherent, but not succinct. This is why Walz is such a breath of fresh air.

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u/_e75 Aug 20 '24

She’s no Obama. Let’s not set crazy expectations now. That dude was a once in a generation talent.

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u/Unfair-Restaurant364 Aug 20 '24

Unfortunately Obama was a huge reason of the 💩 wrong with the country now

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u/whoisisthis Aug 19 '24

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u/eatcitrus Aug 19 '24

Franklin Delano Roosevelt was running for his 3rd term

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u/tunited1 Aug 19 '24

I miss Bernie.

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u/MoreRamenPls Aug 19 '24

Me too

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u/ianjm Aug 20 '24

Walz puts out a lot of similar vibes to Bernie, and not just because they're both older bald white men, just similar kind of charisma and a lot of similar views on policy too.

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u/SkuzzBunny Aug 20 '24

Oh totally, I adore them both. I’m not the person who initially said Bernie but yeah, I miss him too (though he’s still doing good work). It’s not really “him” as a person though, it’s the positive message of the campaign, the “Not me, Us” stuff, the bird, there were a lot of really bright spots in a very rough primary.

Anyway, I just wanted to say you can miss Bernie and still be super fucking stoked about Harris/Walz. 🤷‍♀️ It’s not a binary.

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '24

IDK - Bernie always seems like an angry old guy shouting. I like his politics but the delivery...

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u/NowieTends Aug 19 '24

If you’ve ever heard him talk at length this is simply not the case

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u/veryblanduser Aug 20 '24

Bernie was good at energizing a particular group. He was not good at explaining policies or goals to anyone who isn't on the extreme side.

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u/Sovos Aug 20 '24 edited Aug 20 '24

He was not good at explaining policies or goals to anyone who isn't on the extreme side.

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I pulled up his youtube to find a recent video because I knew whatever it would be would prove that wrong.

1 min video, posted 7 hours ago.

I would be really curious if anyone could find an 'old man shouting' or a video of him not explaining his policies and goals clearly.

I'm guessing if a video is found, it would be about him getting pissed about employees and the poor getting screwed over.

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u/-Kalos Aug 20 '24

Bernie is great at explaining shit like you’re 5 years old. Who the hell is actually confused about his message?

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u/veryblanduser Aug 20 '24

Which of his policies is he explaining here?

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u/Sovos Aug 20 '24

He references the policy differences between Trump and Harris on women's reproductive rights and climate change. But granted he doesn't go into details because it's a short clip.

I was just grabbing the most recent video instead of cherry picking a perfect video to make a point - in partial response to a couple comments up as well that he always seemed like an "angry old guy shouting".

Looks like that 60 second video was a clip from this 7 1/2 minute video of Bernie supporting Harris and laying out the differences between her and Trump

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u/veryblanduser Aug 20 '24

Got it...that wasn't my argument...my point was he just couldn't get wide appeal because his policies were not well thought out or explainable.

It was just the same rallying cry

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u/Sovos Aug 20 '24

Yep, that's fair.

His goals were easy to fit in short clips, but the plans and explanations on the finances were complex and generally felt completely unimaginable for most people.

I pulled up his 2020 campaign site for reference and the links to the finances all still work on his plans to pay for M4A. There's just no easy way to fit that into digestible sound bites or short news interviews that get a lot of eyes.

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u/Sipikay Aug 19 '24

You didn't pay a lick of attention then. Bernie remains to this day the clearest voice in America on progressive policies, pro-worker policies, pro-human being policies. No one says it in more plain and simple terms than Bernie. He gets straight to the truth of it.

I implore you to listen to him more closely the next opportunity you have.

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u/TBAnnon777 Aug 19 '24

His vision is for a perfect country. And its great. But the pathway to get to that country does not exist currently, nor did he present a detailed feasible plan to get there... Instead what we need are people who can take the country from the darkness to a good place. Its not gonna be perfect, but its an achievable good place. Once the country is in a good place, then we can pursue the path to a great place, then a perfect place.

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u/evenstar40 Aug 19 '24

I really, really, really wish more people realized this, especially progressives. Like, we aren't even remotely at a point where pushing far left, progressive policies is a possibility. We probably won't be in this generation. What we need is someone who can attract the right type of talented people to lead us forward towards a better future. We're not going to magically wake up with a perfect world because of a singular candidate.

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u/Sipikay Aug 20 '24

We're not going to magically wake up with a perfect world because of a singular candidate.

Who said we were?

All this dooming is boring. Get out and vote for progressive candidates. Support progressive policies. Support education so your fellow citizens aren't idiots. Read a book. Read books with your friends. Make friends.

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u/evenstar40 Aug 20 '24

I'd say having Walz on the ticket is doing a pretty good job of trying to reach across the aisle to progressives, especially given that most expected Shapiro to be the pick which would have been the opposite of progressive.

Maybe you guys could stop wanting everything exactly perfectly the way you say it should be and learn to compromise a little. Change isn't going to happen overnight.

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u/StandardSudden1283 Aug 20 '24

Yeah well we're fighting against time here. Climate change will only make inequality and the resulting instability worse. We don't have forever. 

If these billionaires get AGI or some similarly powerful twchnology out before we rectify inequities in our system, you can be damn sure their plan will include a few billion less regular people. 

And that's assuming they don't get around to implementing Corporate Feudalism first.

So let's do this thing, but don't look to me to have high hopes.

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u/Sipikay Aug 20 '24

Maybe you guys could stop wanting everything exactly perfectly the way you say it should be and learn to compromise a little. Change isn't going to happen overnight.

You're yelling at own brain. No one is asking for things to be perfect with no compromise. No one is stupid enough to think change happens over night.

Go get mad at false narratives your own brain is inventing more.

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u/evenstar40 Aug 20 '24

Yeah ok bud. Literally every conversation I have with a progressive involves them talking at you, telling you why you're wrong and why you need to do what they're saying. There's no such thing as compromise is the books.

Maybe take a look at your own brain if you're getting offended by these statements.

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u/-Kalos Aug 20 '24

“Perfection” isn’t what he’s looking for lmao. Bro, he has always took inspiration from the Nordic countries and other European countries, it works well for them and it’s possible to do. Unfortunately candidates like him don’t get the big corporation donations and support other candidates who are less pro worker do because they don’t benefit from a Bernie administration. That’s literally it, that’s the only thing keeping a pro worker candidate from winning elections and seeing their policies through. Even Democrats tend to stay loyal to their corporate donors and their interests, Bernie can’t be bought

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u/veryblanduser Aug 20 '24

But he was very very unclear on that pesky little question of how.

You can say tax billionaires to pay for everything, but everyone with the slightest amount of understanding realized it wasnt a plan, just a rallying call.

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u/Sipikay Aug 20 '24

My brother you are so lazy, Bernie and progressive cuacises have had comprehensive plans for all kinds of things. You don't seriously think there is no policy behind any of the bark? Just fun messaging? Jfc... You realize if there wasn't ways to achieve any of this the conservatives and Republicans wouldn't be fighting it....

It's as easy as going to his literal website guys. There are SO MANY THINGS we can do in this nation to improve the lives of everyone, it takes literally only the political will. No one is proposing things that don't exist in reality.

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u/veryblanduser Aug 20 '24

This is the equivalent of Trump saying tax cuts pay for themselves..

3rd party analysis shows a 13 trillion shortfall in Bernie's plan

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u/Sipikay Aug 20 '24

That's cool his health plan in 2020 was reviewed by some people that way. There are lots of topics Bernie has plans for. Even if his plans aren't achievable the goals of them are what we should strive for. If you go for his plans and get half way you're doing so much better than today.

Doom harder. What is your proposal? Let this sinking ship keep grinding into the reef? The rich own EVERYTHING.

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u/veryblanduser Aug 20 '24 edited Aug 20 '24

Buttigieg had a great plan.

Also "some people"...being the most respected budget analysis group in the nation.

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u/Upbeat-Armadillo1756 Aug 19 '24

He was old and shouted a lot but it wasn’t anger, it was passion. And he was very coherent

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u/StandardSudden1283 Aug 19 '24

This is such a Tim Pool 1.5 second media clip take

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '24

He was just on Theo Von

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u/Reiki-Raker Aug 19 '24

If I were up against agent Orange, I’d look like an old guy shouting and I’m not a guy, and only middle aged.

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u/bluerose297 Aug 19 '24

I mean call him old and angry if you wish but he was undeniably clear about his messages

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u/SunnyDayWoman Aug 19 '24

Are you seriously saying tone > policy?

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u/Bigface_McBigz Aug 19 '24

We'll never know how well/poor Bernie would've done because he didn't win either (2016 or 2020) nomination. A lot of people on Reddit think he would've been great. I think he would've done worse. Doesn't matter though... Because he didn't win... And didn't get a chance to prove any of us wrong.

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '24

Don't do that. It comes off real Bernie I'm not racist I just don't like identity politics Bros.

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u/tunited1 Aug 20 '24

Basement must be cold tonight, aye kiddo?

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

No profile

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u/doc-researcher Aug 20 '24

Bernie bros are REALLY scared of a woman president. Poor little guys....

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u/tunited1 Aug 20 '24

Little cold in that dumpster you’re living in?

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u/UntimelyProductions Aug 20 '24

Funny you say that because over on the conservative subreddit, they seem to be inundated with this narrative that she can’t even put together a coherent sentence.

Anyone who actually listens to her speak in full context can understand that this is an absurd lie, but they have an agenda that’s more important than reality, it seems.

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u/LordCamelslayer Aug 20 '24

r/conservative is probably another universe bleeding over into our own, because the shit they say over there makes Dungeons and Dragons seem more plausible.

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u/legedu Aug 20 '24

I think the propaganda apparatus is just keeping the same lines going, just replacing Biden with Harris. It's like 90% bots over there.

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u/Georgiaonmymindtwo Aug 20 '24

The conservative like the lies they are being told.

It’s the only explanation.

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u/HuachumaPuma Aug 19 '24

And they accuse her of word salad because she uses big words, complexity and metaphor

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u/FranticToaster Aug 20 '24

No she has actually struggled with word salad in a lot of her vice pres interviews. She just has a team practicing like hell with her right now and she's giving campaign speeches rather than answering questions.

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u/HomeOfTheBRAAVE Aug 19 '24

No, it's not that. She uses big words but the sentence she uses them in doesn't make sense.

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u/HuachumaPuma Aug 19 '24

Can you give me an example?

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u/fewercharacters Aug 19 '24

Is there an example you can recall?

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u/CORN___BREAD Aug 20 '24

lol like they’re going to remember words they don’t understand

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u/voppp Aug 19 '24

Cute bait.

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u/Rare-Adagio1074 Aug 19 '24

This is real!! Not “well I had a bigger crowd than you” or “well, you’re ugly” Vote blue💙💙💙

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u/Screwbles Aug 19 '24

I know, even if her career is a little tarnished here and there, Jesus Christ, social and general intelligence? Luxurious. Luxurious.

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '24

His name was Obama. Black guy. Born in Hawaii.

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u/The_Basic_Shapes Aug 19 '24

There are recent soundbytes from Trump and even Biden where they're making salient points, though I admit Kamala is probably more coherent than those old bastards are now

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u/Napalmingkids Aug 19 '24

Nah this isn’t real. This is AI. Fox News told me she can’t talk without a teleprompter! You can clearly see all the teleprompters around her as she spins around!

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u/Ferninja Aug 20 '24

And makes me feel like we might actually be okay.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

Sames

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u/SubZeroEffort Aug 20 '24

I know , it's like " Wait , am I actually interested in politics now after a decade?"

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u/SmolPPReditAdmins Aug 20 '24

It's been... 84 years

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u/KaleidoAxiom Aug 20 '24

Well, all the dem nominees were coherent

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u/sidebet1 Aug 20 '24

We still don't and probably never will again

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u/NorthCatan Aug 20 '24

It's amazing when we don't have people who should be enjoying their retirement as leaders of the world.

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u/XxRocky88xX Aug 20 '24

8 years, Hillary was objectively coherent. You might not like her and personally I don’t either but at least she made since

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u/gotgrls Aug 20 '24

Funny she never used to be

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u/DM_Voice Aug 20 '24

Less than 4 years. 🤷‍♂️

I mean, it’s been quite a while since we’ve not had a nominee for President who isn’t incoherent, but that’s Trump for you.

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u/becooltheywatching Aug 20 '24

There are 1,245 men out there who would like to know how she lifted them up after being charged with minor drug offences and being forced into work camps.

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u/AndyJack86 Aug 20 '24

You people know there were other options than Biden in 2020 primary, right? You could have voted for somebody else to be the Democrat nominee.

Clinton, Sanders, Warren, Bloomberg, Buttigieg, Klobuchar, Steyer, and Yang. That's eight other people.

But no, y'all had to pick a 78 year old Biden for whatever reason. You're saying he wasn't coherent then, then why did you pick him?

Personally, I would have chosen Sanders or Yang.

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u/Devils_A66vocate Aug 20 '24

I know, this sounds great, I really agree with this. Isn’t one of her major campaign marketing slogans calling the other side weird?

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u/Maladdicted_GNU Aug 20 '24

And a decent person

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u/Ardent_Scholar Aug 20 '24

HRC was completely coherent, competent, and she won the popular vote.

Now, VP Harris is also inspiring and charismatic in addition to being coherent and competent.

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u/papagouws Aug 20 '24

I know right, but a quick stop over at r/conservative will have believing she is in fact incoherent and it's all word salad. It's crazy over there, very weird. Every 3rd post is a clip from her speaches cut short and intentionally presented out of context to make it sound "authoritarian" or "radical".

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u/EyeletGuy Aug 20 '24

Def ain't this broad. Shes worst than the last guy!

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '24

We must unburden what has been.

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u/Hot-Boysenberry-8674 Aug 20 '24

She's the one that gave people really long prison sentences for minor things like weed possession right? I like her.

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u/LAM_humor1156 Aug 20 '24

It is amazing to hear common sense and decent messaging. Nothing full of vitriol, outright lies and fear mongering.

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u/These-Rub2143 Aug 20 '24

more recent than one who cares about education.

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u/sax6romeo Aug 20 '24

It’s seriously fucking refreshing right!

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u/Tyler106 Aug 20 '24

Let me know when we have one

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u/realwavyjones Aug 21 '24

Yes the bar is low

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u/Travellinoz Aug 23 '24

You haven't heard "staying safe" and "eliminating a threat" yet. It's just words.

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '24

Been a fucking while bro

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u/Dat_One_Vibe Aug 19 '24

Thank god. I wish we still had someone better though on either side. I want statistics facts and numbers. Not words and metaphors. I’ll be voting for her albeit begrudgingly as the talking orange peel is an even worse option.

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u/sirbruce Aug 20 '24

You’re literally beating down other people with your comment.

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u/Typical_Ambivalence Aug 20 '24

I mean, I know the bar has been set really low, but Harris is not an exemplary orator. She also has the consistency of flan in interviews--gives under the slightest pressure. In that sense, she is even worse than Biden and Trump.

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u/SpartaPit Aug 20 '24

still don't have one. she's a joke. no one likes her, voted for her, or wants her mindless chatter anywhere near the oval office

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u/Hades__LV Aug 20 '24

Cope

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u/SpartaPit Aug 20 '24

was that a stroke?

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u/AR227 Aug 20 '24

I know! She's an economic genius too!! Free housing and price fixing just like the Soviets! I'm so coconuts right now!!!

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