Thread 941349645

>Literally spiked their legit candidate and canceled the primary election process to appoint a queen.
>but no Kings!

welcome to liberal logic

when your party has to organize marches to protest against imaginary things, something that hasn’t affected us for 250 years, just to pretend it's a "win"...maybe a signal that that party not doing so well.

>>941349645 (OP)
Reminder until it's illegal to say nobody picked her to run, she was chosen to lose. She was the last place in the prior run against trump

when your party starts to organize protests against actual imaginary things, that hasn’t affected us for 250 years...just to feel like it's a "win"...maybe a signal that party not faring so well.

>>941350291
>she was chosen to lose

she was a hasty choice under desperate circumstances with no other options (otherwise name one). They gambled that enough USAID money, celebs and media propaganda could surely skate through 100 days concealing she was a day-drinking fence post...nope.

>>941350291
>she was chosen to lose.
I wonder how much of her 1.2 billion dollar campaign just went straight into bank accounts.

>>941350868
>with no other options (otherwise name one)
They chose her because the DNC had 600 million dollars to spend on a Biden/Harris campaign, and it couldn't be used for a different candidate. It was a grey area that they were allowed to ditch Biden and add that raging cunt from Minnesota.

>>941350887
given it turns out literally noone to this day can account for where it went...three guesses

>>941351214
I don't think I'd need three. It didn't cost 1.2 billion to lose the election.

>>941351214
three guesses where it leaves them finding donors in 2028.

>>941351214
How could anyone not see that she and Tim Walz were literally on 3-4 different stages every day, including rallies in deep red districts? They ran a solid campaign. People didn’t take the election seriously.

Biden botched the debate so hard it ended his political career. They didn't have time to do a primary because they had committed to Biden. Switching to Kamala was just a desperate Hail Mary attempt to win the game at the buzzer.

Even with all the media shilling for her she never had a chance.

>>941351369
They had no platform. She couldn't name any actual policies she stood for. She acted like she was going to bring great change, but when asked what she would do different than Biden she would just draw a blank.

It was 100% feelings and emotions and 0% substance.

>>941349645 (OP)
we still got to vote, stupid. that's why we have the dementia in chief- because we still let you vote regardless of your retardation.

>>941351369
>she and Tim Walz were literally on 3-4 different stages every day, including rallies in deep red districts? They ran a solid campaign.
They wouldn't let the bitch debate because she is a drunken moron, and Tim Walz is a raging communist piece of shit who was unable to speak without personal attacks. He's fucking mental.