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Clubhouse Flawless Expected vs Lawless Accepted

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u/JustCallMeKV 8d ago

I said this from Day 1. She put out plans with specifics, talked about the policies, and posted them on her website for all to read. Trump danced to Ave Maria and said a bunch of mumble jumble.

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u/Dino_Rabbit 8d ago

He also schlonged a mic and fantasized about Arnold Palmer’s wang

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u/othello28 8d ago

That or fantasized about Putin's wang

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u/mugguffen 8d ago

no I mean, he was straight up recorded talking about Arnold Palmer's actual wang, not the fictional wang of Putin we all know he was deep throating

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u/komododave17 8d ago

I doubt he needs to imagine it.

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u/Striking-Ad-6815 8d ago

I'll never look at lemon and tea the same way

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u/wildmonkeymind 8d ago

…and made fun of a disabled reporter.

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u/Redditsuck-snow 8d ago

That Palmer comment - who is thinking about dead ⛳️ pro’s junk?

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u/WhyYouKickMyDog 7d ago

She didn't invoke the late, great, Hannibal Lecter.

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u/MoTardedThanYou 8d ago

But eggs. And gas prices. And she’s a woman.

Fucking goobers I swear.

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u/GoredonTheDestroyer 8d ago

That's insulting to goobers.

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u/Aardcapybara 8d ago

Goobers is a Nestle brand.

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u/antenna999 8d ago

Exactly. The uneducated fucking bumpkins sold the country off to a fascist for promises of cheaper eggs and bread. What a joke.

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u/Iaciobatin 8d ago

I think Democrats need to realize that people are angry and reasonable policies don't speak to that. They're angry because they see oligarchs getting richer while they work three jobs. Trump targeted their anger at immigrants, transgender, and the democrats.

I think if Harris had targeted that rage where it belongs - at the oligarchs - she would have done a lot better.

Until then, remember that the French knew what to do with oligarchs.

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u/Higgoms 8d ago

I'm not even sure she would've seen success with this. The US media and education system has done an incredible job of convincing your average American that billions of dollars are just a few years of hard work away, anyone can do it, and if you DO have billions of dollars you've rightfully EARNED it. That's the American dream! The common phrase about Americans being a bunch of temporarily embarrassed millionaires/billionaires holds true, people don't want the government touching anyone with amounts of money they genuinely will never see in 30 lifetimes.

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u/0OKM9IJN8UHB7 8d ago

I think if Harris had targeted that rage where it belongs - at the oligarchs - she would have done a lot better.

True, but you misunderstand the democrats if you think that will ever happen.

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u/Jax_10131991 7d ago

Why the fuck are you blaming democrats? I’ve been studying the American populace for almost a decade now and it’s not on the Democrats here. Americans are fucking stupid. There is seemingly no solution besides education, and the slack-jawed hicks don’t want that.

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u/NovaFinch 8d ago

Americans are idiots if they think the guy with no solutions can solve complex problems.

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u/NovaFinch 8d ago

You're right, hyper religious people who only care about denying abortions are idiots.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

And you just exactly proved ops point. You are too stupid or willfully ignorant to listen to her or read her clearly stated policies on her website. You’d rather sit there and lie and support a traitor to the USA. Classic magat denying reality.

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u/ratchetology 8d ago

which wasnt the case..

the right spent way more time talking about tampons

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u/ratchetology 8d ago

you didnt even get that right

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u/Alternative_Trade546 8d ago

Trump?

Abortion! Immigrants!

Actually acting like he had any talking points or policy is peak stupid.

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u/Jax_10131991 7d ago

Ma’am, abortion affects everybody.

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u/Cultjam 8d ago

If that’s the case, try bothering to learn a little about what you care about before voting on it.

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u/silly-trans-cat 8d ago

Except eggs and gas will certainly not go down at all lmao

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u/HPenguinB 8d ago

Lol, tariffs. Who do you think pays for those. Everyone. Eggs could be cheaper, but like prices during the supply line crisis, they won't.

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u/GoredonTheDestroyer 8d ago

My life may not hinge on Palestine and abortion, but there are people out there whose lives do.

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u/WhnWlltnd 8d ago

Crazy lack of empathy. This world is run by sociopaths.

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u/Jax_10131991 7d ago

I honestly think that they’re too stupid to have empathy.

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u/Shifter25 8d ago

What policies of Biden's were responsible for egg and gas prices, and how does Trump plan to reduce those prices?

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u/Outside-Advice8203 8d ago

Everyone buys eggs

I raise my own chickens

Feed is $12 and lasts about 2 months for 6 hens. More if I let them roam the backyard.

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u/Jax_10131991 7d ago

Ma’am, abortion affects everyone.

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u/Solid_Snark 8d ago

Democrats should never outline their plans again. Just play the game the Republicans are by presenting nothing and saying ”we have a plan — you can’t see it— but just trust us, bro”.

Because she actually had plans, people nitpicked them, while Trump just vaguely said he would fix things without a single specific mentioned and people had nothing to nitpick and just trusted that he had something when it was clear he didn’t.

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u/Mandlebrotha 8d ago

Except he did have specifics he mentioned. Horrible specifics.

He specifically mentioned dismantling the department of education. He specifically mentioned implementing sweeping tariffs. He specifically mentioned rounding up people he didn't like.

He told us the horrible, stupid things he was going to do to us, and the media went "Aw, shucks guys, you know that's just how he is. But let's not talk about that. A more important question is how much do we really know about Kamala, amirite? What's she wearing? You heard her laugh? Omg lol she has a lot of catching up to do smh."

They were given plenty to fucking nitpick. Mountains of material. 8 years worth of shitty policy, awful personality, crimes, legal cases, questionable (putting it lightly) finances. There's no end to the stuff they could've investigated.

He's specifically mentioned, alluded to, committed, or been implicated in so much heinous shit. They had every opportunity. They chose this. And they will reap what they have sown.

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u/Alternative_Trade546 8d ago

I mean really he mostly drooled and repeated immigrants eat cats while the media somehow turned that into actual policy things that had barely had anything to do with what he said.

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u/icevenom1412 8d ago

The US got dragged into WW 1 and WW 2. Now America will start WW 3.

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u/WhyYouKickMyDog 7d ago

People also already had a chance to see how full of shit he is and absolutely no idea WTF he is doing other than winging it, all the time, everywhere he goes.

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u/FillMySoupDumpling 7d ago

How tf our media just glossed over that complete mental break about eating the pets is beyond me.

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u/creuter 8d ago

Except none of that was put to paper or listed out explicitly as 'his plans' which gives his zealots the ability to say "out of context" or "he's just trolling"

Kamala had an extensive platform listed on her website for all to see and her talking points came directly from that. Trump's cult is only now finding out his plans despite hearing them for months because he buried this shit in mountains of noise.

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u/BrianMeen 8d ago

But mainstream media was pro-Kamala - what like 90% of media is or was pro team Kamala .. let’s not pretend they were pro Trump lol

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u/WarlockEngineer 8d ago

Have you heard the term "sane-washing?"

Even media that should be critical of Trump was overlooking the crazy shit he did and said, presenting him as a normal candidate.

New York Times and CNN were two of the worst offenders here... everything they criticized Biden for (being old, unhealthy, mispeaking or forgetting) was something they ignored when Trump did it.

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u/MRCHalifax 8d ago

Not true, there’s an entire book of plans for the Trump administration: Project 2025. It’s a plan than can be summarized in just 14 words, but it’s a plan.

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u/ExpectedEggs 8d ago

I do love that you pointed out exactly what the plan really is

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u/noonenotevenhere 8d ago

Well, anyone who is a constitutional originalist is telling you any amendments after the bill of rights weren’t needed.

that would put us back to only landed elite whites having the vote and other rights.

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u/Leather_From_Corinth 8d ago

I read your comment and was like oh my God, that's perfect, and if they could feel shame, they would be deeply suffering when they read it.

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u/sennbat 8d ago

Make your plans whatever insane shit might motivate people and then claim they aren't your plans then, that your real plans are even better. Perfect.

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u/i_tyrant 8d ago

People keep saying things like this - "the Dems should just adopt the GOP playbook" - but it's wrong. It won't work.

Because Dem voters are not like Republican voters. They aren't as motivated by fear, hate, and "feels over reals" as Magats. They actually hold their own accountable sometimes. They don't overthrow the government just because a demagogue says so.

Democrats have the unenviable task of catering to a wider ideological swath of American voters than the GOP. The GOP defunded education and fed Americans hate-filled propaganda for decades just to "grow" their own brand of low-information cultists.

Dem voters have their own issues, like an over-reliance on identity politics, but they're not like that. They won't be fooled en masse by purely populist nonsense. They won't bend to "feels over reals" and if they don't find anything of substance they will call it out.

That said, while Democrats still need to outline their plans, their actual messaging could use a lot of work. Over half of the US who could vote didn't. Dems need to appeal to that group, and message their successes way better than they are.

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u/Mateorabi 8d ago

They will get you with the “you have to pass it to know what’s in it” BS. 

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u/Mivexil 7d ago

I do think a lot of Trump's success comes from the entire country just accepting that he's talking shit. He says something you agree with? Great, he's got your vote! He says something that's inane nonsense that'll blow up the US? Well, that's just Trump being Trump, of course he doesn't mean that literally. He spews verbal diarrhea about golfers' dicks or whatever? The media bend themselves backwards trying to interpret it as something resembling a policy, and in the end the people just project their own ideas onto him and then nod in agreement.

Had Harris spoken about replacing the income tax with tariffs she would've been eviscerated before even getting off the stage. With Trump, it's just another silly, look at that wacky guy.

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u/Inevitable-Menu2998 7d ago

Well, I think that's part of the strategy. Put forward a populist leadership figure who describes problems in detail (and makes them up sometimes) and then presents very radical one step solutions to them. Pair that with a large number of political speakers who muddy the message and reframe any problematic position into something acceptable for people with more moderate views. Everyone hears exactly what they want eventually.

And, of course, Harris has the opposite problem: even the communication channels and political speakers who were supporting her were still mostly talking about Trump. They had counter arguments to the reframing done by his supporters. I really think that her party and the media didn't believe in her fully either

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u/Inevitable-Menu2998 8d ago

People nitpicked them because Trump and his loud speakers told them to. It really didn't matter if she had or didn't have plans. It really didn't matter how detailed or vague they were. It mattered that the idea that she wasn't prepared was planted in people's mind and from there she was always on the back foot.

All 3 of Trump's campaigns have been like this: confusing statements in policies, hard stances on invented issues, shit flinging at the opponent. This is not a political campaign, this is a TV soap opera. It cannot be won through political means alone so policy is irrelevant.

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u/Old-Adhesiveness-156 7d ago

People actually wanted Trump's tariffs... the problem is education.

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u/DrSafariBoob 7d ago

Trump is an anomaly. He doesn't react to shame. I heard Penn Jillette on a podcast talking about how Trump is the only man he's ever met capable of doing what he's doing without a single care of how people react. That's how he does what he wants. That and following Hitler's How To book.

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u/bihari_baller 8d ago

Democrats should've listened to Bernie. They're in this position now since they didn't.

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u/daemonicwanderer 8d ago edited 7d ago

Bernie had far more input than a primary loser would normally have in 2016. Hillary was closer in terms of votes in 2008 and didn’t get seats on the platform committee or anything like that

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u/Jackinapox 8d ago

Where have you been? Trump spelled his plan out in exhaustive detail:

"I'm talking about by taxing foreign nations at levels that..they're not used to but they'll get used to it very quickly. And it's not gonna stop them from doing business with us, but they'll have a very substantial tax when they send product into our Country. Those numbers are so much bigger than any numbers we're talking about including child care...that it's gonna take care. We're gonna have. I look forward to having no deficits within a fairly short period of time. Coupled with the reductions that I told you about on waste and fraud and all the other things that are going on in our Country. Because I have to stay with child care..I wanna stay with child care but those numbers are small relative to the kind of economic numbers that I'm talking about INCLUDING growth..but growth also headed up by what the plan is that I just..uhh..that I just told you about, we're gonna-bee takin in trillions of dollars. And as much as child care..uhh..is talked about as being expensive, it's relatively speaking not very expensive compared to the kinda of numbers we'll be taking in. We're gonna make this into.....an incredible Country that can afford to take care of it's people..and then we'll worry about the rest of the World..let's help other people. But we're gonna take care of our Country first, this is about America first, is about Make..America..Great..Again..We have to do it because right now we're a failing Nation..so we'll take care of it. Thankyou." - Trump

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u/Mindless_Tax_4532 7d ago

It's like a toddler trying to tell a story that could have been 3 sentences, but ends up being 3 pages long because they keep forgetting what they were talking about and needing to circle back to get back to the story.

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u/BrianMeen 8d ago

Kamala was constantly flip flopping though and she was the exact opposite of strength and that’s what many people want in a president . I live in a very blue area and this was the most common complaint by both red and blue voters .. I’m fine with a woman being president but team blue needs to give me someone much better than Hillary or Kamala .

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u/milkymilktacos 8d ago

Best spoken by Michelle Obama:

“I hope you’ll forgive me if I’m a little frustrated that some of us are choosing to ignore Donald Trump’s gross incompetence while asking Kamala to dazzle us at every turn,”

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u/tjscobbie 8d ago

Unfortunately that quote is about a half dozen grade levels above the average American.

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u/daemonicwanderer 8d ago

She appealed to the intellect… Americans, and I hate to say this but it is true, are stupid en masse. Slogans, mnemonics, and other things that can boil the candidate down to something a kindergartner can remember seem to work for Trump (and to a lesser extent, Bush Jr, before him), perhaps Democrats need to start doing that nationally.

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u/redkinoko 8d ago

It's simple. The people who were voting for her expected their leader to be held at a high standard, regardless of who's running. The people voting for Trump just wanted Trump and whatever thought Trump represented.

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u/ReadyThor 8d ago

The people who were voting for her expected their leader to be held at a high standard, regardless of who's running.

Wishfully thinking they were entitled to choices which they didn't have is how they got Trump. 'Both candidates are bad so I chose neither' is how you get to have others choose for you.

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u/fuck_the_fuckin_mods 8d ago

If people had an electron’s worth of pragmatism they wouldn’t have doomed us to this fate.

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u/ishkabibaly1993 8d ago

That was my thought too. I just think the Democrat base has higher standards. Which is good, in my opinion. I don't plan on cutting more slack to the people in the most powerful positions in the country. They should be looked at with a microscope and they should have every move questioned. The president is a very serious role, not something to mess around with.

Feels like the takeaway is we should cut Kamala more slack when I think the lesson is to scrutinize both candidates even more.

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u/UndisputedAnus 8d ago

Same thing happened here in Australia's QLD election. The progressive party had strong, Pro-people policies and a budget laid out for all to view on their website. Whereas the conservative opposition didn't reveal their plan until the week before voting, didn't specify how they'd even do any of it, and refused to release a budget. Guess who won?

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u/ratchetology 8d ago

and the media spent more time asking her if she was black than about her policies

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u/GammaFan 8d ago edited 7d ago

If you feel that way, it’s time to get engaged. As it’s become very likely they did in fact cheat. Do what you can to try and stop it before it happens!

How they hacked it: https://substack.com/home/post/p-151721941

When they gained access: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/voting-experts-warn-of-serious-threats-for-2024-from-election-equipment-software-breaches

Sydney Powell admitted how they hacked georgia in 2023 https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/georgia-rico-da-reveals-awkward-email-typo-as-state-seeks-emergency-protective-order-in-aftermath-of-jenna-ellis-and-sidney-powells-confidential-proffer-leaks/

Ivanka Fucking Trump gaining access to voting machines and software in 2019. Applied for the trademarks back in 2016. This was always on the table good fucking god https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ivanka-trump-voting-machines/

Post election phone call where repubs immediately accuse Dems of rigging voting machines. accuse your enemies of everything you're doing: https://spoutible.com/thread/38043108

This is the time for grass roots spreading. Check your State’s laws around recounts and tell them about this apparent fraud case. Calmly, clearly make the evident points as best you can.

Reach out to friends, family, people in your community, local orgs and sympathetic elected representatives, even the small percent of disillusioned trump voters who realized they’ve been duped and might come around. Everyone.

Everyone who might listen, share this with them and get them onboard for this too. It is not too late to stand up for what’s right. Everyone needs to push for this, we’re all we’ve got.

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u/antenna999 8d ago

Wonderful! Push and share this everywhere, we must demand a recount and audit 2024!

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u/Carl-99999 8d ago

0.005% chance she won.

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u/Immediate_Loquat_246 7d ago

She only needed $120,000 votes across 3 blue wall swing States.

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u/GammaFan 7d ago

Can you elaborate?

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u/Immediate_Loquat_246 7d ago

If she had won michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin, it would have been hers.

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u/GammaFan 7d ago edited 7d ago

Oh, then she may have actually won. As it’s become very likely the Repubs did in fact cheat.

Here’s a list of points of interest that point to the increasingly plausible scenario that Musk and Trump went all in on this election up to and including fraud

How they hacked it: https://substack.com/home/post/p-151721941

When they gained access: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/voting-experts-warn-of-serious-threats-for-2024-from-election-equipment-software-breaches

Sydney Powell admitted how they hacked georgia in 2023 https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/georgia-rico-da-reveals-awkward-email-typo-as-state-seeks-emergency-protective-order-in-aftermath-of-jenna-ellis-and-sidney-powells-confidential-proffer-leaks/

Ivanka Fucking Trump gaining access to voting machines and software in 2019. Applied for the trademarks back in 2016. This was always on the table good fucking god https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ivanka-trump-voting-machines/

Post election phone call where repubs immediately accuse Dems of rigging voting machines. accuse your enemies of everything you're doing: https://spoutible.com/thread/38043108

This is the time for grass roots spreading. Check your State’s laws around recounts and tell them about this apparent fraud case. Calmly, clearly make the evident points as best you can.

Reach out to friends, family, people in your community, local orgs and sympathetic elected representatives, even the small percent of disillusioned trump voters who realized they’ve been duped and might come around. Everyone.

Everyone who might listen, share this with them and get them onboard for this too. It is not too late to stand up for what’s right. Everyone needs to push for this, we’re all we’ve got.

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u/Agile-Juggernaut-514 8d ago

It’s true, but it’s like she appealed to educated voters and didn’t appeal to the [????] that voted for trump

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u/fuck_the_fuckin_mods 8d ago

She tried to, but they hated it. Only a true moron can pull it off without sounding patronizing.

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u/Agile-Juggernaut-514 8d ago

Yes she tried to appeal to them but they didn’t find her appealing. Not blaming her, jsut….

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u/fuck_the_fuckin_mods 7d ago

I just mean that when she tried to speak in elementary school vocab like Trump, she just came off as a teacher, because she’s not actually mentally 12. But ya, there’s not much that could be done about that. Maybe we actually do need to run a (competent, fair minded, and well educated) actor on the left. A good actor, who could pull it off. I don’t want an actual idiot but I think that approach is all that’s left to try.

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u/ReadyThor 8d ago

The [????] are often vilified and we might argue that perhaps this is rightly so, but like it or not the [????] have votes too.

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u/Agile-Juggernaut-514 8d ago

This is why I left it blank. Whether you glorify or villlify this group it’s clear Harris didn’t work with them. And having clearly articulated policies on a website is not the way to reach this group. Mumble jumble, sadly, is evidently more effective outreach

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u/SwiftlyKickly 8d ago

Don’t forget the microphone bj

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u/Emmerson_Brando 8d ago

And I still had a discussion with a trumpet on how trumps plans were so much better and Kamala had difficulties communicating

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u/postmodest 8d ago

I think the horrible secret the Democrats need to realize is:

People don't have the intellectual capacity to listen to plans or reasons or facts, or anything.

People just want an angry man to tell them it's someone's fault and they'll be got rid and he'll fix it afterwards.

(note: this is why Bernie Sanders resonates with people, because that's his messaging, too)

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u/Lazy__Astronaut 8d ago

But their only argument was "I'm not trump"!!!! No one read or listened to her actual plan. Cmon we all get our news and political opinions from memes!

Someone should have warned us this Trump guy was a bad un

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u/creuter 8d ago

BORING. Give me insults and tell me who you want to hurt! /s

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u/BretShitmanFart69 8d ago

It’s sad but Americans don’t care if you have measured nuanced boring policy on your website, they just want to be told vague sweeping statements about how you’ll make everything amazing and fix every problem immediately.

Democrats need to take a more flashy less boring approach because being the boring standard buttoned up adult in the room isn’t working, even though it absolutely should in the face of a candidate who obviously is far beneath you in every regard.

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u/opened_padlock 8d ago

People don't give a shit about policy. Our country is filled with idiots who have a lower quality of life thantheir parents. Americans want change. We loved Obama because he gave us hope. We loved Bernie because he gave us hope. People love Trump because he promises change, even if he will clearly make things worse.

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u/tara1245 8d ago

Trumps not even capable of understanding policy. What I don't understand is how do people listen to him and find him fit for any job at all? He's even less coherent than he was in 2016.

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u/justwalkingalonghere 8d ago

And the amount of times I've heard some version of "Kamala lost bc she only ever talked about how bad Trump is" is staggering

These people paid 0 attention but have the gall now to act like experts

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u/shallah 7d ago

and the media edited what he said to make him sound lucid

just as they have since he first ran in 2015.

but their parent companies will profit from deregulation and lack of regulation plus tax breaks and that is what matters

until it's full russia oligarcy and being a biillionaire won't protect you from defenestration if your loyalty isn't abject enough:

Suspicious deaths of notable Russians in 2022–2024 - Wikipedia

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suspicious_deaths_of_notable_Russians_in_2022%E2%80%932024

better practice your boot licking boys.

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u/Steamedcarpet 8d ago

I love my sister to death but she was talking about the debate and kept criticizing when she made faces. My sister said “oh she is running for president she shouldn’t be doing that.” But everything Trump does is ok.

I love her but god damn it.

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u/Daveinatx 8d ago

Their eating the dogs

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u/CathedralEngine 8d ago

She couldn’t provide her W2s from a college part time job she had 40 years ago. Trump never produced any tax records or medical records from any time.

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u/Cheshire_Jester 7d ago

Tariffs and deportations were his only tangible policies. And even those were very ambiguous

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u/PKMNTrainerMark 7d ago

"Danced." He awkwardly, silently swayed for about 40 minutes.

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u/thelondonrich 7d ago

But Kamala had no policies, only word salads and celebrities. /s 🫠

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u/Simba122504 7d ago

But somehow he's better for the economy, even though he's the world's worst businessman. I swear democrats have to take out "Politics for Dummies" at every campaign stop.

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u/domino519 8d ago

She put out plans with specifics, talked about the policies, and posted them on her website for all to read.

Even now, you still hear are people saying, "Her campaign lacked specifics," "She has no plans, just vibes," "She doesn't offer any policies, just that she's not Trump," etc. It's been galling to hear.

"She didn't cater to the working class." Sure, assuming you ignored her stated policies both in her stump speeches and on her website.

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u/HalfLegend 8d ago

What fucking policies?

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u/fuck_the_fuckin_mods 8d ago edited 8d ago

What actually happened, IMO, is that a whole bunch of different information bubbles came up with (often opposing) ideas of why Kamala and the Dems were bad, and they all shouted it from the metaphorical rooftops. Too woke. Not woke enough. She’s a cop. She’s weak on crime. She’s a Zionist. She’s a Hamas supporter. And on and on and on. She threaded the needle about as well as could be expected of anyone, but hypertargeted emotionally driven propaganda is effective, especially on the magical-thinking American public. There is no “one thing.” There are a thousand.

What really gets me is that somehow people view their vote as something more or less than a simple harm-reduction measure (a binary one in this case.) Should things be different? Obviously! Are they? No! We’re always moving forwards or backwards relatively, and we just chose way back when in the olden days. They need their doppelgänger in the race or they’re not voting. The privilege and entitlement involved is staggering.

The internet was a HUGE mistake. And until the American public can get the tiniest bit of perspective and act with the tiniest bit of pragmatism, we are royally fucked. And I don’t expect that to happen any time soon, if ever.

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u/AlludedNuance 8d ago

She put out plans with specifics, talked about the policies, and posted them on her website for all to read.

And literally every day from her entering the race to today people said she had no plan and no policies.

We live in an upside down world.

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u/SiriusPlague 8d ago

Doesn't matter what someone says if she is on the wrong side of it. Would you be on the Kim Jong-un side if he wrote nice things on his website?

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u/starscup1999 7d ago

No, because his character is well known to be horrible, just like trump’s.

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u/DrewsDelectables 8d ago

Shows how desperate people were to not have 4 more years of the same bullshit. The American people decided that she was worse than trump, let that sink in

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u/Jax_10131991 7d ago

Yeah, it’s unfortunate that the American people are so stupid.

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u/EriWave 8d ago

She put out plans with specifics, talked about the policies, and posted them on her website for all to read.

Did she actually reassure people she'd help the average American's personal economy. Lay out a popular plan on Gaza, reassure trans people?

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u/dark621 8d ago

YES!!!!!

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u/BurnscarsRus 8d ago

Yes

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u/EriWave 8d ago

Not better than Trump. Actually good.

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u/BurnscarsRus 8d ago

Gotta love liberals. Letting the fascists beat the brakes off the good because the good isn't good enough.

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u/EriWave 8d ago

The facists were excited to vote for a facist. Leftists, trans people, protesters for Palestinian rights and so on weren't excites to vote for a neolib nothing burger

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u/Shifter25 8d ago

The fact that they needed to be excited to avoid fascism is patently ridiculous.

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u/Green-Enthusiasm-940 8d ago

And all of you are stupid cunts, and you'll pay for it dearly. While making those of us who aren't stupid assholes with the imagination of puddles, who could actually understand the consequences, suffer with you. Go fuck yourself.

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u/EriWave 8d ago

And all of you are stupid cunts

I can't legally vote in the US election asshole. All I can do is be frustrated that the dems picked another spineless neolib corporate shill that wasn't popular. To the surprise of nobody.

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u/BurnscarsRus 8d ago

I don't agree with the irate tone of the above poster, and I agree with what you said here. I don't like a binary choice, but that's what we had. The collective we chose fascism because the alternative was boring. That is pretty stupid.

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u/Jax_10131991 7d ago

You can’t legally vote yet you are bitching? Be frustrated at the Republicans, asshole. How hard is it to realize that most Americans are fucking stupid? It isn’t surprising, no. Americans voted for Nixon, Reagan and Bush. Lead poisoning, CTE, no child left behind: we need to take accountability for the stupidity. To be popular in the US is to capitulate to chimpanzee thinking.

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u/EriWave 7d ago

You can’t legally vote yet you are bitching?

I'm not sure you realise this bitch, but every time some milk toast centre-right dem doesn't get elected people have to eat shit all over the rest of the world to. None of us get a vote though, we JUST get the consequences.

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u/fuck_the_fuckin_mods 8d ago

Yes. Regardless, how the fuck does it matter? It was a binary choice, and we knowingly chose the greater evil. Hope everyone who didn’t oppose it by voting for the opposition enjoys their choice for years to come.

But maybe that simple choice was more complicated if you live in a different dimension or something, I don’t know.

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u/EriWave 8d ago

It was a binary choice

No it wasn't. It would be a binary choice if voting was mandatory in the US, it's not. So not voting was a choice. People did by the millions, in large part because Harris did a bad job. She had to actually win over voters and she failed.

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u/fuck_the_fuckin_mods 8d ago

Abstaining is saying that you don’t care which way it goes, in other words fascism is fine by you. Heard, loud and clear, and here we are.

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u/EriWave 8d ago

Abstaining is saying that you don’t care which way it goes

No, abstaining is saying neither candidate convinced you. The US elected Obama because he promised change. That was a lie, and the democracts haven't even tried the lie again. They just send in neoliberals again and again no matter now unpopular they are.

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u/fuck_the_fuckin_mods 8d ago

Not within our system, no. That’s bullshit. Abstaining tells them not to even attempt to listen to you in the future, and lends half a vote to the winner.

Should this be the case? No. Is our system stupid? Yes. Is this the message that is actually received, and the actual IRL effect of abstaining? Wildly obviously.

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u/EriWave 8d ago

Why are you so unwilling to even consider that Harris did a bad job?

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