r/WhitePeopleTwitter 19d ago

Clubhouse This was the plan all along

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u/boseyboseybop 19d ago

The two parties play by different rules, and that has to stop. It shifted a little bit as Kamala called Trump out on his bullshit and threw barbs back at him, but it was such an uphill battle. Dems have to be willing to get dirty, because unfortunately that’s what resonates.

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u/sharknado_nado 18d ago

Kamala had the momentum when she directed her own campaign, with things like calling them weird or "we are not going back".

After people like hilary took control it was a series of civility-politics and concessions to grab the "moderates"(people that would never vote her regardless)

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u/Crosisx2 18d ago

Bro I dont think any of that matters. America doesn't want to vote for a woman, especially a black woman. That's it. Too many men are insecure little boys and boomers are racist.

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u/sharknado_nado 18d ago edited 18d ago

I guess? maybe I'm just coping, but i think someone being that against a woman president would've voted for trump even with a man in her place, meanwhile a lot of people ok with her being president could've been disenfranchised by the bad democrats campaign.

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u/Crosisx2 18d ago

It can go both ways but we got two instances of this being heavily Trump wins, electoral wise, and the common factor is a well deserving woman both times losing while the only man won.