'Now we crush Trump': Michael Moore unleashes 2024 battle plan

[Rubyshoo]

Progressive filmmaker Michael Moore on Monday unveiled his battle plan to win the 2024 presidential election with an article titled, "Now, We Crush Trump: 100 Days to a Better World."

Moore begins by documenting the massive jolt in enthusiasm that has greeted Vice President Kamala Harris's entrance into the 2024 presidential campaign at the top of the Democratic ticket.

"A euphoric nation exploded in a joyful belief that finally the promise of the American Dream was no longer just a 'promise' nor a 'dream' but a roaring reality that immediately took off like a rocket," Moore writes of Harris' candidacy. "And each day this week has seen a new record set for a Presidential campaign."

He then goes on to list off the massive fundraising, volunteer signups, and new voter registrations that took place in the wake of Harris ascending as the likely Democratic nominee as evidence that Democrats are gearing up to deliver a final blow to former President Donald Trump's political ambitions.

https://www.rawstory.com/michael-moore-kamala-harris/



Full Plan Here:


https://www.michaelmoore.com/p/now-we-crush-trump-100-days-to-a

[doc03]

1. That is a surprise I was expetiong him to throw cold water on it like he usally

does.

[BannonsLiver]

2. He was, less than a week ago.

[Rubyshoo]

4. Itś True... He Didnt Think Dems Could Win With Biden At The Top Of The Ticket

But as soon as Biden withdrew, and Kamala stepped forward, heś given his full throated support.


Iḿ not saying he was necessaily correct, but he wasnt a fair weather friend either.


And Iḿ sure the Harris Campaign is happy to have him on their side.

[BannonsLiver]

5. I doubt they give a shit one way or another.

[Rubyshoo]

7. LOL...

Ok

[BannonsLiver]

8. No offense to him or you but the 90s are over.

[Rubyshoo]

13. No Offense Taken... Do You Remember This ?

He saw something that nobody else saw in 2016. And he was absolutely right.

Iḿ sure the Harris campaign is listening to him.

[BannonsLiver]

14. I'm pretty sure they're not.

[Cha]

15. Nah.

[D23MIURG23]

18. Agreed... I have mixed feelings about Michael Moore, but Dems ignore him at their own peril.

He's been studying politics a long fucking time, and he isn't stupid. I also think he's got a better bead than most on the rust belt voters who made the difference in 2016, and will likely decide this one too.

I'm glad he's feeling optimistic.

[Rubyshoo]

19. Thank You, And Remember...

"Those who fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat it."

George Santayana

[Cha]

20. NO.. We DEms DO NOT "Ignore him at our Own Peril"..

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I say FO to Michael Moore.

GD Racist .. said Pres Obama would only be known for being the first Black President.

Michael Moore: 'Obama will be remembered as the first black president, and that's it'

https://abc7.com/michael-moore-obama-first-black-president-roger-and-me/303494/

You think Kamala Harris is going to listen to anyone who says Shit like that?

[D23MIURG23]

21. I think Moore has insight into electoral demographics that Kamala Harris is going to need.

That isn't an endorsement of everything he's ever said. He didn't predict Trump's win in 2016 by accident - he was wise to the fact that Trump had appeal for union types in states like MI. He said a lot of things that year which were dismissed as crazy, and turned out to be right.

I don't think Harris is going to hire him for her campaign, but I absolutely think she'd be interested if he was sounding the alarm.

[Cha]

22. No there are Far better people

LThan MM who have “Insight “.

[RandomNumbers]

35. He isn't stupid, but he has been known to say very stupid things.

Remember "not a dime's worth of difference"? (M. Moore, exhorting his followers to vote for Nader instead of Gore in 2000. How did that work out?)

It's nice if he's on our side for a change. But I don't exactly consider him dependable.

[GoreWon2000]

3. The guilty conscience of Nader's biggest supporter in 2000 at work

I stopped paying any attention to Michael Moore in 2000.

[W_HAMILTON]

11. Then that means you might have missed his antics during the summer of 2016:

https://focus.independent.ie/thumbor/yRw41mDqJje3nTHNQ48IqbXPRYQ=/0x8:1500x835/960x640/prod-mh-ireland/797b1e5c-c0a9-11ed-a813-0210609a3fe2.jpg

Fuck Michael Moore.

[Cha]

16. 2nd.

[myohmy2]

6. +1...

...

[BlueTsunami2018]

9. So now he wants back in?

Fuck him.

He’s a fair weather friend. I used to respect Moore but he’s shown himself to be the worst kind of “ally”, one who runs away when things get tough.

I don’t care what his “plan” is.

[malaise]

10. He called it right in 2022

Go MM

[LiberalFighter]

12. Who really follows him anymore?

[moonscape]

17. He dooes.

[betsuni]

23. "Biden, already in obvious decline, seemed not to know what to do or handle the horror he had personally

unleashed on the good people of Palestine." Ah, the Israeli/Palestine conflict is Biden's personal fault, so easy to fix, personally.

Same as Hillary totally personally did the Iraq war by herself (not John Kerry or John Edwards or any other Democrat who voted the same way, ONLY Hillary because ... because ... Goldman Sachs) and was going to do WWIII and kill everybody for fun.

Moore: "Can anyone with a conscience vote for someone who led us on to war in Iraq?" "Can you .... assure me you're convinced Hillary will not take us 2 war?" "How many families of Iraq's dead have you said 'I'm sorry' to?" (Hillary, of course, was personally responsible for all bad things in American since the '90s, it goes without saying.)

That's the guy anyone should personally listen to?

[sheshe2]

24. Who?

[JustAnotherGen]

25. Michael Moore

Is obsolete.

No one is listening to him and his identity politics bullshit in the Harris Campaign.

He's not part of the plan.

[anamnua]

26. I am an unapologetic Michael Moore fan.

He is a shrewd political analyst and a political progressive. He strained every sinew to get Joe Biden over the line in 2020.
Fahrenheit 9/11 was a masterpiece.
Interestingly he is the one figure who can attract a barrage of negatives both here and in Freeperville.

[Bucky]

30. Michael Moore is the Bill Maher of Jill Steins

to borrow a phrase

[LetMyPeopleVote]

33. I also do not care for Moore

[JohnSJ]

27. Who cares what MM thinks. After what he did in 2000 and 2016, he can go **** himself. As for his prognostic abilities,

flip a coin.

His "President Romney" was real good.

I. wish he would take his millions and go away.

[betsuni]

28. Fans forget he predicted Romney had to win because of money, everything's about money. Then later

said Obama won because he ran as a populist which he did not.

[JohnSJ]

29. yup.

[anamnua]

31. Michael Moore rooted for Nader

Fair enough, you can hold that against him.
But Hillary canvassed for the incomparably worse Barrry Goldwater.
At a time like this it is vital that *all* anti-Trump/pro-Kamala operatives unite like a bar of steel.

[former9thward]

40. Hillary was a teenager.

Moore was a mature adult. I believe there is a difference.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

32. I stopped paying attention to Moore a long time ago

I really have no interest in Moore and turn off MSNBC when this person is on

[LetMyPeopleVote]

34. Moore is on The Beat

I am not watching this show. Who cares what Moore thinks on any issue?

[anamnua]

36. Looking at the bad press Michael Moore gets in DU, I am reminded of the aphorism:

'A prophet is never accepted in his own country'

[Xavier Breath]

39. Man, is that the truth. n/t

[anamnua]

37. Much is made of his comments about Joe Biden's cognitive decline

If you followed his recent output you will see that he repeatedly refers to Joe as 'the most progressive president in my lifetime'.
He strained every sinew to get Joe over the line in 2020. Arguably he was outcome determinative: he is a highly influential operative and it boiled down to 40,000 odd votes in swing states.
This is not a time for dissension or factionalism: all pro-Harris/anti-Trump elements simply have to stick together.

[UTUSN]

38. Let's start with MOORE not undermining