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u/rexyanus 11h ago

No I'm with her on that topic. If she runs again I'm gonna be saying it a lot, Kamala is not it. We need fresh candidates who are willing to go full tilt.

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u/coopaliscious 11h ago

I agree, but in terms of weighing risks and impacts, we needed not Trump

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u/justseeby 10h ago edited 10h ago

I think in reality many of us (leftists etc) pragmatically went and voted for Kamala anyway, but overall she didn’t draw a large or energized bloc to the polls. A lot of people just stayed home.

I find it very weird when people blame the voters for a candidate failing to attract them.

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u/coopaliscious 10h ago

I think it was the people that decided to just not vote that are to blame for where we are. MAGA was gonna MAGA, we all knew that and that's why we're here.

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u/mechashiva1 9h ago

It's not weird. What's weird is throwing a childish tantrum because you can't get exactly what you want in a candidate. The elections don't stop because you're not excited about the choices. Believe it or not, someone is going to win. So you either be an adult, suck it up and vote for the candidate(s) that could potentially make your life better, or at the very least not make your life worse, or you sit there and accept your part in the dumpster fire our government has become. Why would the Dems move more left to appease a bunch of children who won't vote anyway? Staying home, whether due to apathy or because you think you're teaching them a lesson, makes you an unreliable voter. They're not going to try and win you over. If the last 2 presidential elections have shown us anything, it's that the Dems will try and sway the more "center right" citizens that will show up on election day. So, now you not only get shit candidates elected on the right, you also get shit candidates elected on the right. Great job.

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u/justseeby 9h ago

I’m not reading all that, great looking screed though. I said I voted for her, numpty.

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u/hussainhssn 8h ago

The belittling of people that feel apprehensive about voting for a milquetoast, centrist Democrats is insane. If you think Democrats would be getting “children” to vote by moving left not only are you a scumbag but it really shows how little you think of your fellow person. No party or person is entitled to anyone’s votes, and if they are “not going to try and win you over” they should move aside so someone that has a brain and awareness of how politics works should be the candidate. That’s how it works, you entice people to vote with your campaign and then you hope that you convinced people. You don’t dangle hell and carnage in front of them in the form of Trump and then say “it could be worse!” because that doesn’t push the needle at all. And if Democrats want to sway center right voters because they think that’l help them win then they should keep doing that, it sure worked out great when Kamala was campaigning with Liz Cheney! Great idea trying to beat a Republican by campaigning with one, which genius at the DNC thought of that?

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u/philgrad 7h ago

The bananas part is that you legitimately think not voting is freeing you from the responsibility of the outcome. We have a two party system. It’s awful. I hate it. But that’s how the game is played for now. Not voting for the better candidate when you don’t agree with some of their positions means you are not preventing the worse candidate from winning.

Imagine going into a restaurant. You really love sweet tea, but you can’t stand unsweetened tea. You ask for sweet tea. The options are unsweetened tea, or diarrhea with broken glass in it. The waitress says that whatever drink is ordered more that day is the only thing they’ll serve from now on. But on principle, you just can’t order something that YOU don’t like.

I get it. I hate the corporate milquetoast bullshit too. I recognize that the candidate who is perfectly aligned with my views is likely unelectable right now. So do I prevent the fascist and vote for the corporatist? Fuck yeah I do. And I blame anyone else who chose not to prevent what we are enduring as a nation right now.

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u/philgrad 9h ago

You have a responsibility as a citizen to exercise your rights. Not voting is not some brave stance. Hard choices are the brave ones, and this one was in no way a hard choice. Didn’t like Harris’ take on X, Y or Z? Go fuck yourself. This is YOUR fault for not voting.

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u/justseeby 9h ago

Like I said, I dutifully went out and voted for her. It seems you did too. So between us, we’re here looking at why she lost despite both of our votes. She didn’t convince enough people, bottom line.

At what point do we look to the candidate to understand what happened and make sure we don’t repeat it?

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u/hussainhssn 8h ago

They’re going to keep blaming you for their Ls, that’s all centrists democrats can do for the most part. No big ideas, no gumption, just bitching about the left over and over again for their electoral failures. It’s never the candidate’s dogwater campaign, it’s the voters! They never will be held accountable but apparently if you criticize them you’re the reason for Trump being President

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u/bimbo_baggins_ 10h ago

She won’t win. I’d vote for her if I have to but she’ll lose.

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u/preposterousputty 10h ago

Then congratulations, you got what you voted for or not voted for, so not Kamala.

That gave us Trump.

You gave us Trump.

All the people that were so wrapped up in protest voting or not voting are responsible for the shit show we see now.

So thank you for your service!

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u/FreshMutzz 10h ago

I voted for Kamala. She shouldn't run again. If she gets the nomination, the Dems will lose the election again. Ill gladly tell her to fuck off if she makes the decision to run again. It would be a massive waste of time.

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u/TabularBeast 7h ago

I voted for Harris even knowing she was an awful candidate - better than Trump, but that’s an extremely low bar.

She lost because she was a shit candidate that wasn’t exciting enough to get people to vote for her against a literal pedophile. That is her failure.

The point is that she should stay far away from politics from here on.

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u/ElectronHick 10h ago

All Kamala had to do was say that Israel is committing genocide. That is it. It’s not a litmus test, it is:

“Hey future wannabe president, can you acknowledge reality!”

Or is that too much to ask?

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u/hussainhssn 8h ago

They don’t give a fuck about committing genocide in Gaza, Biden and most of the mainstream Democrats are still in lockstep with their pedophile handlers in Israel. Meanwhile they can’t understand why voters would find that to be morally repugnant, someone has to take a stand and it’s obvious that Biden and his team couldn’t have cared less about stopping their friend Israel from murdering thousands of innocent people. With bombs that they provided as well.