Hillary Clinton rnI think Biden has a better chance than her, and if he’s voted in she’s the back up anyways.
I don’t think he’s capable of making up the difference.
She has higher potential. But she could also do worse, which doesn’t really matter.
NYTimes reporting the call wasn’t anything exciting.
Vice President Kamala Harris tried to buck up the Democratic Party’s biggest donors on Friday, telling about 300 of them that there was little to worry about in President Biden’s campaign.
Ms. Harris spoke to the group at a time of extraordinary turmoil among Democrats, with many hoping that she will replace Mr. Biden as the party’s nominee. But several listeners said they found the meeting overall to be of little value and even, at times, condescending, believing that the message ignored donors’ legitimate concerns about the Biden-led ticket.
Ms. Harris, of course, is in a delicate position: She must demonstrate loyalty to her boss but also be prepared to jump immediately to the top of the Democratic ticket if Mr. Biden were to withdraw.
The NYT that has a personal vendetta against Biden for reasons that Biden stans can never articulate?
It would be fucking hilarious if they pushed out Kamala for Hilary.
It’s been kind of maddening, seeing the discourse about her electability go from zero to hero. US politics makes no sense outside of corporate and wealthy circles. She is way more electable than Biden.
I wouldn’t listen to any network or pundit that flip flops that noticeably
Where are you seeing that kind of drastic shift?
We should update our currency “enabling the worst of us”. We deserve what we get at this point.
Doesn’t matter. The “far left” aren’t voting for her either.
“Far left” here, we generally understand the need to vote blue no matter who in this election. It’s pretty obvious.
Then you’re not the “far left” I’m taking about. There’s a Far Left, which are legit- and the “far left” which are MAGA trolls trying to convince people not to vote.
Please. You pretend that any criticism from the left is from maga trolls.
Cool story!
True, too.
Fantastic!
Democrats to Harris:
I remember when Rolling Stone was a magazine only for music haha
So before it was a magazine? Because this is issue 1 and there’s a reason there’s a photo of John Lennon dressed as a soldier in an anti-war film on the front page of its inaugural issue in 1967.
Still, it was music/musician focused.
And it is now.
Here’s the front page of their website.
Now it is both. You can do both.
Is Ashlee Simpson twenty or is her album twenty years old?
Let me check to see if I give a shit. I may be some time.
Okay, I’ll just hold my breath while I wait for an answer.
They both need to step aside, it’s better to have an unknown than a known candidate that people don’t like.
Can you show an election where that strategy has worked this late in the game?
Can you show an election where that strategy has worked this late in the game?
To my knowledge the President and vice President haven’t stepped down from a political campaign. However, I can point to a situation in which a vice president took over for an unpopular president and lost. That would be Hubert Humphrey in 1968.
Additionally, just based on logic alone, it is ridiculous to insinuate that it wouldn’t be better to have an unknown candidate than a disliked candidate.
How could it be better to have a candidate that voters do not like, over a candidate that they haven’t come to an opinion on yet?
Its not, last time we did this Reagan won by a fucking landslide. I am very nervous but voting D.
In 1980, Reagan beat an unpopular incumbent, Carter, by a huge margin. In 1984, Reagan was the incumbent and crushed Walter Mondale. I’m not sure which one is the, “last time we did this” though.
If anything, Reagan shows us that unpopular incumbents do not have a high likelihood of reelection.
So you didn’t mean Reagan, you meant Nixon. But Nixon was the incumbent and at this point in the calendar had 58% job approval (Biden: 38.5%) and a net job approval of 26.9% (Biden: -17.7%). At this point in the calendar, Nixon was 44.6% higher in net job approval. Do you really think that’s analogous?
What I mean is this is probably a bad idea. We did something similar and it was bad. But go for it. I’m voting D no matter who.
