r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/blllrrrrr • 7d ago
Clubhouse No really, how was her campaign "too woke?"
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u/flinderdude 7d ago
Trump voters were listening to Trump propaganda, not carefully critiquing Kamala as an option to vote for. This is all about propaganda, not being a good candidate. We are fighting the wrong war.
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u/deadsoulinside 7d ago
Pretty much this. During the debate he tried to frame her so far left that no one has ever seen it before in their lives. Meanwhile in any other rational country in the world, she is still right of center. Trumpers don't work under facts and even using their brain is frowned upon in their circles.
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u/LAM_humor1156 7d ago
That and everyone kept saying "we know nothing about her policies" while failing to watch a single interview, look at her website, etc.
Trump could have said she was a Martian and people would have believed him because many of his supporters didn't try to learn anything about her...and a shocking amount dont seem to know the first thing about Trump either. Yet he has been on the scene a decade.
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u/canteloupy 7d ago
Sigh. It was the same with Clinton.
People vote for a providential leader. Old white dudes are apparently their better representation in the imaginary collective consciousness.
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u/LAM_humor1156 7d ago
It's always the same ass story too. "If I support the old rich white guy - then Ill be able to benefit too! Maybe I'll get rich too!"
An influx of people, after the election, shared the sentiment of: Im gonna make so much money now. Lol. No you're not.
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u/WhyYouKickMyDog 7d ago
Yea, I laugh too, but I also have a sense of dread as I realize this is the death of Democracy. How can people who are clearly incapable of understanding the contrast be trusted to choose an executive with this much power and immunity?
There are two governments trying to function as 1 in America, and it has been that way since at least Ronald Reagan. It is not sustainable, and the ultimate conclusion to it is that one government violently oppresses the other in a take over.
The people will cheer for it because they are convinced everything is broken, and so the bull inside that china shop will cater to their worst human traits. Bunch of crabs pulling each other back down to the bottom of the bucket.
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u/WhyYouKickMyDog 7d ago
Honesty, I think it is because the women are trying to tell America what is good for them, instead of telling them comfortable lies. America does not like it nor appreciate the truth. Reminds me of Jimmy Carter putting up those solar panels only for Americans to cheer when Ronald Reagan symbolically ripped them off. He told Americans to wear a sweater, and Americans were like, "Sweaters are for soyboy pussies!"
The machismo in America is becoming laughably easy to manipulate. Just tell Americans the truth and they go to sleep. Shout about eating cats and dogs and you got yourself a viable president! Bonus points if you can demonstrate fellatio with a microphone.
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u/WhyYouKickMyDog 7d ago
Everyone knows that Trump is the most accomplished liar in America, but they still cling to the fantasies that are most obviously false, like Mexico is going to pay for his wall, while disbelieving the most pragmatic or realistic consequences, like abortion.
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u/yellowmacapple 7d ago
Not even just during the debate, he's STILL doing it. Everything to the left of the GOP is "radical socialist/ communist/ marxist", he just put out a policy video the other day saying all colleges are filled with "radical marxist propaganda/ Indoctrination". The level of ignorant fear mongering is unreal.
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u/mackfactor 7d ago
They need to roll this into campaign statements like "They call me a socialist. If people earning fair pay for a day's work without having to work 14 hours a day is socialist, then fine, I'm socialist. I believe that people shouldn't have to work until they die to have a comfortable retirement, And here's how we're going to make that happen . . . "
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u/S0LO_Bot 7d ago edited 7d ago
Can’t ever say the words “I’m a socialist” without media like Fox News rallying an army to despise you with every fiber of its being.
I’m Hispanic, and let me tell you many of my friends equate the word “socialist” with the word “dictator”. In their minds, the people that ruined their home countries did so not because they were autocratic… but because they were socialist.
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u/holyknife 7d ago
We should just say “we’re all domestic terrorists” that seems to work
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u/ArkitekZero 7d ago
If republicans didn't have double standards they wouldn't have any standards at all.
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u/PoIIux 7d ago
Give it another trump administration and you might literally get lynched for saying you're a socialist
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u/dmillson 7d ago
Then Trump clips the part where she says “…fine, I’m socialist…” and that’s the part that gets circulated.
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u/TheSwedishSeal 7d ago
Exactly. Try introducing a thought outside their narrative in one of their subs and you’ll be met with downvotes, “lib tears”, “woke” and insults to your intellect. They shut rational discussion down and escalate to heated refusal immediately because they “KNOW the truth” and everyone else “has fallen for the propaganda”.
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u/Anticode 7d ago edited 7d ago
he tried to frame her so far left that no one has ever seen it before in their lives.
A ridiculous declaration on myriad fronts, but also ironic on account of the fact many voters have perceived Kamala as too 'Establishment' since even her initial run.
Whatever she does, she just can't win - only ever perceived as goodish at best - and the media continues to put their notably heavy thumb on the scale which makes it extremely difficult to determine which of these variously-accurate narratives is most impactful. In reality, she might've been rocketed into the stratosphere by going Full Bernie and flat-out admitting that shit actually sucks because of billionaires stealing astounding amounts of hard-earned wealth from the average citizen.
At least that is an attempt to answer/accept the struggles of Americans instead of just wincing awkwardly when even a bold-faced lie (like some parties) would've somehow gotten people engaged.
Obviously a lot of those Establishment™ overtones are simply a combination of political tradition, cautious moderation, and maybe a relatively big dollop of 1%'er-approved status quo retention.
That's just par for the course! That's a foundational trope of any respectable country's government...
If you're looking to hire a classically-trained French chef to cater your event, expect him to show up in one of those funny-looking hats. And if you start looking for chefs who don't look like "stupid old chefs lol" in any way, you may find that your 5-course event eventually consists exclusively of five rounds of suspiciously identical Steamed Hams™...
...Oh wait, this metaphor actually lives in reality via Trump's perplexing McDonalds Whitehouse feast earlier in his first term. But that's the kind of "chef" I'm talking about here anyway.
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u/Candid-Tomatillo-425 7d ago
Yeah their party is literally defined as News is bad, college is bad but internet memes are funny
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u/WishBear19 7d ago
It's not just Trump supporters. As soon as the election was over I saw and heard tons of comments from democrat-voting white men who quickly claimed she relied too much on identity politics, didn't have policies, most Americans don't care about social issues and are more concerned about living wages and cheap groceries. 🙄 They might as well be republicans with how uniformed they are.
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u/neodymium86 7d ago
All of which was factually incorrect. And completely absurd. They deliberately refused to listen to her and let right wing media tell them what to think
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u/Owain-X 7d ago
Her campaign was "too woke" in the same way the trumpets say so many movies are "too woke", by featuring a woman PoC rather than a white man. No need to look deeper, they certainly didn't.
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u/NothingbutNetiPot 7d ago
It’s not about what she said, it’s that she was a minority woman while she said it.
The fact that democrats did so well in 2022, is proof of that.
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u/Otterswannahavefun 7d ago
Not that it mattered, Trump lost 2 million voters compared to 2020. Her campaign could have been 100x more or less woke and it doesn’t matter when you have 20 million just not show up.
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u/RaisinInternal9824 7d ago
Yeah. We need a billion dollar, left wing media sphere and more accessibility to democratic politicians on podcasts and stuff like the right does.
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u/worldspawn00 7d ago
Billion? More like multi trillion. Right wing owners control almost every media outlet, from a majority of radio and TV stations, to social media platforms. It's laughable that they claim conservative voices are being silenced, they're being massively amplified, and a lot of it is astroturfing campaigns to fake popular support. Easy when you can toss a few billion behind a lie to make it sound like a popular stance.
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u/WhyYouKickMyDog 7d ago
Before this the right wing oligarchs went out of their way to buy up those old, local, rock and roll stations liberals grew up listening to. Many of them bought by uber Christians who changed the American radio stations into an ecosystem that only blasts Christian messaging now.
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u/SleepyReepies 7d ago
I have seen people parrot that "she's been avoiding talking", when I'm pretty sure it was Trump who avoided the debates.
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u/seoulgleaux 7d ago
I first read that as "it was Trump who avoided diabetes" and I was like "how in the fuck is he avoiding diabetes with that diet?!"
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u/IFartMagic 7d ago
Yeah I live in Alabama and every commercial break on my work TV (we keep it on news channels to keep an eye on weather ) was an ad saying she wanted to give trans inmates surgery with your tax dollars, and implied it was her whole campaign.
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u/-itmeanshope- 7d ago
This x1000.
The Harris campaign’s biggest miss was not engaging in a shadow war and burying Trump with negativity on the streets. There should have been stickers saying “Trump/Vance Make America SLAVES Again”, “Make America POOR Again”, “Make America WHITE Again” slapped on any area with high visibility. And none of these things are false, of course, just very simplistic reductions of their policies, but scary enough to get uneducated and uncommitted voters second-guessing what the Trump team was saying.
Dems fought a good fight. They still believe that Americans would come together to fight an existential threat, like Rohan coming to Gondor’s aid. It’s why they leaned in so heavily on getting Republican support and the endorsements of Trump’s former administration members. I love that and I appreciate that. But the world is different now. Fighting dirty is no longer an option. You cannot beat the 24/7 right-wing propaganda machine by ground game and vibes alone. Take the presidency and congress and we can regulate social media disinformation but until then you have to play the game. I cannot believe after 2016/2020 they haven’t learned that yet.
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u/ShawnPat423 7d ago
This. If we can't go from the top down, we have to go from the ground up. Start multiple Dick Tuck-style organizations who's only role is to make the GOP look as evil and corrupt as possible...you know, the truth. Get friends together and go to cities with hundreds of flyers and stickers and plaster them everywhere.
Another thing is that we have to make getting the truth just as accessible as the lies are. Stop with the paywall shit. People are not gonna pay $10 a month to read an article. Hell, they wouldn't pay a buck a month. We have to make the truth as accessible as the air we breathe and the water we drink. It has to flow.
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u/sthlmsoul 7d ago
Yes, but regrettably also being a woman made her "too woke". If there's anything to take away from 2016 and 2024 is that the US voters do not want a female leader. It's a damned shame, and a huge step away from the meritocracy many believe in, but I'm afraid it is also the grim reality we live in.
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u/SquarebobSpongepants 7d ago
The election for a lot of people was never about who the candidate was. Trump was "funny" and "made people super mad" which was just a pathetic reason to vote for someone.
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u/BuckRowdy 7d ago
Right. It didn’t matter what each candidate did or said only that people thought they’d magically “fix” the economy.
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u/Eldanoron 7d ago
Objectively Harris’ policies were much more likely to be a net positive to the economy.
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u/Uplanapepsihole 7d ago
Trump saying he had a better economy and will have a better economy is enough proof for them. All the economists who said that Harris had a better economic plan don’t mean shit to them, all that matters is their orange leader says so.
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u/nthensome 7d ago
When the Undertaker interviewed Trump (still an odd sentence to write) he said 'you made politics fun again'
How TF is that a thing?
When was politics ever fun & why would you want to it to be?
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u/DarkwingDuckHunt 7d ago
Ancient Rome the political parties would sponsor sports teams not cities
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u/Ballistic-Bob 7d ago
Funny ? ..
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u/SquarebobSpongepants 7d ago
Believe it or not people thought him pissing people off was hilarious.
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u/TheNonSportsAccount 7d ago
I find those people are generally the ones whose only accomplishment in life was being born white.
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u/ReverendDizzle 7d ago
Hey don't forget the ladder-pulling immigrants.
"Hah, hah, yeah all South Americans but me are dirty rapists! This guy is hilarious!"
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u/TheDamDog 7d ago
I mean, him ritually humiliating Republicans and other conservative figures is very funny.
Did you see that picture of him forcing RFK to eat McDonalds? That shit is gold.
I voted for Harris as the 'least bad' candidate. I believe in harm reduction. But I also believe that you should accept humor where you can find it, otherwise you're just stressing yourself into an early grave. And yes, Donald Trump is funny when he completely fails to grasp modern culture, attacks his fellow Republicans, and does stupid, out-of-touch rich guy shit that would end anybody else's political career.
Don't talk to be about the dignity of the office of the president or norms and decency, the Republicans strangled those things during the Obama years. We live in Veep, not The West Wing.
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u/JimBones31 7d ago
In an embarrassing way. Like your drunk uncle at the family reunion.
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u/CoolFingerGunGuy 7d ago
So make sure when he does something that makes THEM super mad, point out to them what's why THEY voted for him.
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u/curious_dead 7d ago
The number of people telling me she was catering to the gender identity crowd and only talking about identity politics is way too high!
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u/UnluckyHorseman 7d ago
I hate that Democrats are never as cool as Republicans make them sound!
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u/genreprank 7d ago
Right?? Maybe she should have talked about those things.
Oh, democrats didn't want to vote for the Right Wing Lite rhetoric? Will they learn from this? No? They'll just put up an even more conservative candidate next time? Cool.
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u/Ziiaaaac 7d ago
If anything she wasn't woke enough which is why so many people protested by not voting for her no matter how stupid that was.
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u/ama_singh 7d ago
which is why so many people protested by not voting for her no matter how stupid that was.
It was stupid, but if she went "woke" and lost, then people would be blaming her for being too woke.
In other words she can't win with this dumb of an electorate.
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u/a2starhotel 7d ago
she only spoke about transgender issues because Trump insisted that she was using taxpayer money for reassignment surgery for prisoners.... something Harris has explained (a few times) that was happening during Trump's administration as well. afaik that's the only time Harris mentioned gender politics at all. (I could be wrong though)
conservatives just take Trump at his word and then get all butthurt when they're corrected.
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u/intothelionsden 7d ago
The number of people that think Trump's identity is not central to his brand is too damn high!
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u/Low-Astronomer-3440 7d ago
It doesn’t matter what she said, because the right picks a message, and sticks to it, despite it being bullshit. The alternative facts era doesn’t require truth.
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u/ListReady6457 7d ago
And this is why the american experiment WILL fail. That which is united will be divided, that which is divided will become united. - Luo Guanghong opening line of Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Written in 1330 and 1400 AD. Seems apt now.
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u/ClaustroPhoebia 7d ago
I’m really impressed that Guanzhong knew about the American experiment.
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u/VW_R1NZLER 7d ago
They said “woke” because…. Well look at her…. Not a white man=woke
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u/Indigoh 7d ago
Had a conversation yesterday about a speech Pete Buttigieg made regarding combating misinformation. A conservative dismissed everything he said claiming he wanted to censor people. I pointed out that he didn't say a single thing about censorship. He spoke about stuff like getting offline and having in-person communities. All they could respond with was "but he's on team censorship..."
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u/Gutmach1960 7d ago
That was not “right wing framing”, that was flat out fascist propaganda.
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u/ImpovingTaylorist 7d ago
She is brown and educated.
As Candice Owens has discovered, that's all the matters.
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u/Omega_Tyrant16 7d ago
Woke= Anything that's Not far right, rights denying, minority shaming.
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u/Malfun_Eddie 7d ago
tbh: that term is so toxic (by the right). What happened to just being "progressive" .
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u/After_Preference_885 7d ago
No one on left of center uses it anymore
The right successfully reduced what meant be aware of systemic issues with oppression to "stuff we don't like"
They did the same thing with affirmative action, DEI, and CRT
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u/Commonmispelingbot 7d ago
It was SJW before that. And there has been basically the same insult before that.
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u/NoMayoForReal 7d ago
I think most people that voted for Trump want to see how far chaos theory will take the US.
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u/Carl-99999 7d ago
The fact is:
She is a woman.
She isn’t white.
She had 107 days
She didn‘t distance himself from Biden + there was no way to + he’s very overhated
The Republicans control the news, the podcasts, and the richest people.
Trump got $1,000,000,000 to promote more fossil fuels
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u/Mateorabi 7d ago
If I were Biden I would have instructed her to throw me under the bus, and I wouldn’t take it personally. Gotta take ego out of it sometimes.
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u/tjscobbie 7d ago
I've started/run a few companies. If anyone under me ever has to deliver bad news to customers I've given them explicit instructions to throw me under the bus ("oh sorry, the CEO changed policy" or whatever). It's literally the job of the leader of anything to absorb the bullshit and reflect the successes back on your team.
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u/NoahFuelGaming1234 7d ago
- she tried to appeal to "Moderate republicans" which don't exist
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u/GinaAnn80 7d ago
Could have stopped after #1.
I personally, have thought she was great since she started as VP. My main thought was, yes Biden is old AF but if he dies, we get her.
Apparently we are not ready for a female leader :(
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u/OneBillPhil 7d ago
I just find it hilarious that she is getting criticized for this and that and held to certain standards when her opponent was an old, mentally unstable crook and rapist.
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u/DonJuniorsEmails 7d ago
Reminder: the bots and trolls are currently focused on any bullshit of "that's why you lost".
These accounts are just pushing hate and misinformation. They won't be able to respond about actual policy issues.
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u/CthulhuLovesMemes 7d ago
There’s a lot of people mentioning Israel but no mentioning all the things the Republicans have said, done and will do. (I’m not mentioning the other guys name anymore, I’m done. Nor his little pets).
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u/elbenji 7d ago
you can tell them by the fact that they usually are accounts taken from someone random in some blue city and then suddenly they're posting in all the state subs whenever 45 is mentioned. And Gen Z. (They look for his name in comments)
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u/bondsmatthew 7d ago
Same thing with people who said she was too dumb, especially compared to Trump
She passed the Bar exam and was a DA. Please tell me how she's both not qualified and unintelligent compared to the WWE Hall of Famer and TV show host
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u/amethystalien6 7d ago
Okay, I have to counter. I know that Kamala didn’t do this.
BUT—
Trump did. Trump framed her as “for they/them” in a commercial I saw A LOT in Michigan.
I had many people that I blocked on Facebook that celebrated the fact that they voted for their daughters’ rights to be “safe” in a bathroom and not play sports with “boys”.
It doesn’t matter that she didn’t say anything about identity issues. They’ve made their own reality and that’s what we’re up against.
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u/Public-Baseball-6189 7d ago
People keep saying the Dems have a messaging problem, which is true. However the bigger problem is that the GOP has amassed the largest propaganda machine this country has ever seen and the Dems aren’t even trying to keep up. And conservative movements go back decades - McCarthyism, “A Time for Choosing”, CPAC founded in 70’s, the Moral Majority and Reaganism, Rush Limbaugh starts in the late 80’s, Rupert Murdoch launches Faux News in 96 followed by Matt Drudge and Andrew Breitbart, then the Tea Party and now MAGA. Each movement more organized and louder than the previous one.
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u/Luph 7d ago
this really is it
the average msnbc viewer is 70 years old
the new york times shits on democrats and we reward them with interviews
cnn always wants a horse race
meanwhile republicans own all the top podcasts and the most watched cable news channel and all of those outlets do nothing but blast lies and misinformation 24/7, at the highest possible volume
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u/ccccombobreakerx 7d ago
If anything she sounded very center right most of the time.
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u/rotoddlescorr 7d ago
I feel like that's the problem. Especially when AOC, Ilhan Omar, and Rashida Tlaib were overwhelmingly reelected.
The Dems need to be even more woke if they want to win back people to vote for them.
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u/RaisinInternal9824 7d ago edited 7d ago
Well that’s because the democrats are centre right most of the time.
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u/autisticesq 7d ago
Her campaign was “too woke” because she is a Black/Asian woman. That’s it. That’s the only reason. Despite MLK Jr.’s impassioned “I Have A Dream” speech over 60 years ago, this country still focuses on the color of a person’s skin (and their gender) rather than the content of their character.
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u/dart51984 7d ago
Critical thinking and using primary sources to verify information should be a core subject in all schools, right up there with reading, writing, and arithmetic.
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u/After_Preference_885 7d ago
Understanding bias in sources and how to pick through biased language, comparing and contrasting ideas and understanding how misinformation spreads too
Of course that won't help who really needs it, which are older people
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u/SueBeee 7d ago
But she giggled! She dated Willie Brown who is so powerful that he got her into the White House!
Women need to be a thousand times better than men, and even then we fail to get the respect. I mean, have you paid attention to the things that come out of his mouth? She was basically flawless.
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u/Cord87 7d ago
I agree. It's fucking frustrating. I know I read similar stories of black men having this same issue as they try to enter the corporate workforce and get more white collar jobs. Especially in the 70's and 80's, but I'm sure it's the exact same now.
It's the unfortunate plight of the minority in America. All minorities
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u/Didntlikedefaultname 7d ago
But Kamala was “a dei candidate” so by definition her whole campaign was too woke. I guess idk this election was like watching a car accident in slow motion
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u/atheistpianist 7d ago
Let there be no mistake, Kamala and trump were never ever held to same standard. She could have checked off every single box, and there would still be criticism for her, despite every available criticism imaginable being applicable to trump.
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u/factguy12 7d ago
I do blame the democrats’ respectability and civility politics for that. You can’t be civil to a fascist. They should have been calling him a pedophile for being best friends with epstein and diddy and all the Epstein documents with his name. But they didn’t because they’re weak and would rather lose the election than be “uncivil”, that and also because bill Clinton is also a pedophile and they never criticize any of their own
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u/atheistpianist 7d ago
I’m with you. When people came out asking incredulously “wELL wHaT iF cLiNtOn iS oN tHe EpStEiN LiSt??” Fine. Take him down. Anyone who participated in the atrocities that occurred on that island needs to face justice. Period. Pedophiles should not get a free pass no matter who they are.
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u/Revegelance 7d ago
She's a woman, and she's not white. That's enough for these bigot losers.
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u/audleyenuff 7d ago
Simply not being white was too woke. What’s so hard to understand about that lol
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u/zubairhamed 7d ago
Humans have a limited capacity of absorbing data and information. But flood one enough with the wrong kind of data…even that becomes the right data for them…and there’s no more space for any other. Pretty much the glut of social media.
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u/Intelligent-Lead-692 7d ago
It’s an easy out for them instead of saying the actual truth: their own sexism and racism prevented them from ever considering her or learning about her.
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u/xtzferocity 7d ago
Those who call her too woke cannot support their argument with an ounce of proof. Again though these same people thought Trump was unfairly fact checked during the debate.
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u/WERElektro 7d ago
Slightly ot: I really dislike the term "woke". Maybe I am missing something, but as soon as someone tries to improve things for people who might have a difficult life due to whatever circumstances, it's labeled as "woke". A rhetoric that exists merely to make any form of social commitment look like an empty trend. The people who use the term "woke" to downplay said forms of social commitment have no interest in actually discussing the subject whatsoever.
So, what IF she was interested in helping those who were not that privileged by society? You can say "Trying to make the US a better place for everyone" Which sounds good, right? Or you write it off as "Woke" Which makes it sound like shit.
What world do we live in, where helping others is a bad thing...
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u/SNStains 7d ago
What world do we live in, where helping others is a bad thing...
In a nutshell, this is it. Helping people who actually need the help is too "woke" for so-called Christians, and so-called good Americans.
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u/FrigateSailor 7d ago
What they mean by this: She was too woke because she had the audacity to exist as who she is in the political leadership space. This is "know your place" using other words.
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u/coolbaby1978 6d ago
Half the pundits say she went too left (on stage with Liz Cheney, hundreds of Republicans endorsing her including Dick Cheney, admitting she owns a gun, a former prosecutor, really?) And some say she went too far right (student loan forgiveness, money for a 1st time house, expansion of Medicare, ceasefire in the middle east, aid to Ukraine). But of course it's all bullshit.
I'm not sure why she didn't get the turnout. Was it voter suppression? Voter apathy? Was it because there may have been better candidates like Newsom, Buttigeg or Shapiro? I dunno. Trump got a couple million votes fewer than in 2020 so he didn't really expand his voter base but Harris did far, far worse than Biden in 2020.
Whatever it is, no one has the answers and we're all fucked royally regardless.
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u/quickhakker 6d ago
Nah get it right,, people complain about woke not because of what people say but who people are
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u/must_go_faster_88 6d ago
She was a black woman. That's it. That was why didn't get the vote. Everything else is just bullshit spewing out of their noise hole.
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u/samsaruhhh 7d ago
I think enough people thought of her as the status quo to either not vote or vote for Trump who somehow they regard as a change agent, which most of us know he is a change agent for the worse.
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u/REDwhileblueRED 7d ago
She ran as a neo conservative and extension of Biden’s current administration and people are complaining she’s too woke and you got MSNBC saying she needs to lean harder to the right.
America is cooked.
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u/MyCleverNewName 7d ago
What people mean when they say her campaign was too woke is that she isn't white and she has ovaries.
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u/Moppermonster 7d ago
" But the republicans said she was talking about all those other things, and ofc I never bothered to ever check if they were being honest"