It’s funny that Kamala keeps calling him a “fascist”

I remember Trump being President for 4 years and didn’t really see any fascism happen

Its the final stretch of this election. There have been too many cooks in the kitchen and Kamala's campaign has been in total whiplash mode as it went from "joy" to "black men" to "fuck donald trump" in the span of a few days. She is spending hundreds of millions of sorosbucks on pollsters and think tanks, for every ad that gets released they unironically have 300-400 ads that get workshopped. These people are paid to rebrand her nonstop because they need to justify the money spent on them, when a single decisive message would be far more impactful

So final few days left and what is Kamala's big message? Kamala on stage saying Trump is a fascist and must be stopped. Michelle Obama on stage saying we must "do something" or else "become collateral damage to his rage". Biden followed suit and called him a loser. This is their workshopped, billion dollar campaign message. Just a big ol fuck you. No substance, no policy pitch, no "joy". Its just "aim a bit to the right next time"

Here's an example of what a candidate can look like when instead of spending millions of bucks on think tanks to design a campaign for them, they just make do with what they've got:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTiW0YCMM0g

"I want to be a whale psychiatrist"

I remember Trump being president for 4 years and big shit like Russo - Ukro / Israel - Palestine / and Now Israel - Iran didn't happen.

What would he do or have done to stop it?
We gonna need more than just concepts of a plan

This post was edited by Rezzakin on Oct 27 2024 12:23am

Unironic reaction - it was a touch boring at times, mostly due to the rambling, which gets worse with age. But Trump shined the most when he asked Joe questions about Joe's interests, and listened intently. He came off like everyone's lovable grandpa, asking Joe who's your favorite fighter, when is he fighting, perhaps without having any idea who these people are. But Trump showing a curious mind and friendly affect during this interview builds an unassailable image of a genuinely nice guy. It's actually rare to meet someone who can hold a conversation these days. Refreshing to see.

Nate Silver recently wrote an excellent article on Kamala's incoherent and lacking message:

https://www.natesilver.net/p/likability-isnt-enough



Of course this all comes down to Kamala simply not being a smart or talented enough politician to navigate a difficult premise: she can't run on the track record of the Biden/Harris admin because that admin is an abject failure, but she also cannot run on her true values and beliefs because those are radical and wildly out of step with public opinion. That's why she resorts to personal attacks on her opponent so much and why everything about her candidacy feels so fake and vapid. And also why going on a long-form podcast like Joe Rogan would be an utter minefield for her.

Trump is in a much more comfortable position: he knows who he is and what he stands for. Love him or hate him, Trump will unapologetically be himself. Sometimes even to a fault.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Oct 27 2024 05:04am

If Kalama win, English will be replaced by Spanish as national language.

LOL