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In reply to the discussion: We need to STOP thinking how the protests will "turn" the election to Donnie Dollhands [View all]stopdiggin
(15,469 posts)33. the narrative that this is going to help Donnie "win" is flat wrong
It's also flat out truth that the quicker the most incendiary part of this subsides .. the better for Biden and our side. Violent clashes and burning are not to our advantage either. The name George Floyd should very much carry forward through the rest of the summer .. and the campaign. But it should be carried forward with pictures of people bowing their heads .. taking a knee .. and holding hands .. of which there are many.
We win this one folks. Stay vocal. Stay angry. But, after this weekend (and I'd suggest after last night), stay home.
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We need to STOP thinking how the protests will "turn" the election to Donnie Dollhands [View all]
maxrandb
May 2020
OP
Great point -- this series of events *will* affect the election, but the "how" remains in play
fishwax
May 2020
#5
Tell that to BrieBrie Joy and David Srirota... The're sniping Biden left and right, and telling
ehrnst
May 2020
#13
I agree ...no more doom and gloom...we are going to beat the crap out of Donnie.
Demsrule86
May 2020
#14
Historically, landslide wins don't mean that much by the time the next election rolls around.
totodeinhere
May 2020
#36
I think it's very legitimate to be concerned about the electoral consequences of the current
totodeinhere
May 2020
#34