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pandr32

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39. Mahalo, Cha.

Reply to Cha (Reply #38)

Thu Oct 10, 2024, 06:53 PM

Oct 2024

It's the least I can do. I was a delegate for Hillary Clinton and was super emotional when I voted for her and devastated when she/we lost.

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Harris overtakes tRump [View all] Blue Full Moon Oct 2024 OP

interesting RJ_MacReady Oct 2024 #1

It's to keep everyone motivated. NCDem47 Oct 2024 #3

Saying TSF is ahead by 1 or 2 does not motivate me gab13by13 Oct 2024 #5

Hey, I agree with you! NCDem47 Oct 2024 #6

You're right. I don't think it motivates anybody kcr Oct 2024 #7

I think it causes fatigue Blue Full Moon Oct 2024 #12

100% this crimycarny Oct 2024 #31

Post removed Post removed Oct 2024 #2

This is going to be a really close election. everyonematters Oct 2024 #4

I'm writing postcards. pandr32 Oct 2024 #34

Oh my Goodness, pandr! I'm so sorry Cha Oct 2024 #38

Mahalo, Cha. pandr32 Oct 2024 #39

I know the feeling about voting for Hillary Cha Oct 2024 #40

I really thought that ceiling would shatter. pandr32 Oct 2024 #41

GOTV FOR Harris-Walz! Cha Oct 2024 #42

Losing isn't an option! pandr32 Oct 2024 #43

I am very enthusiastic, but I'm also prepared that there could be disappointment Walleye Oct 2024 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author jfz9580m Oct 2024 #9

At least 25% of the public would not vote for a woman for president under any circumstances Walleye Oct 2024 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author jfz9580m Oct 2024 #19

I don't see how any woman can not hate JD. I pity his wife and family. Walleye Oct 2024 #22

He is one disgusting man. Diamond_Dog Oct 2024 #32

As it turns out that's a perfect description of Trump. Not a recent immigrant, but hasn't had family here for long Walleye Oct 2024 #35

That's depressing, isn't it? Diamond_Dog Oct 2024 #26

Yes, and it's better than it used to be at that. At least now we have a female vice president and a second gentleman Walleye Oct 2024 #28

Absolutely. In order to fix the damage, we have to have tavernier Oct 2024 #11

I don't think it will be close Blue Full Moon Oct 2024 #13

I'm only hoping there are more of those secret, sensible female Republicans than we realize Walleye Oct 2024 #16

I'm cautiously optimistic crimycarny Oct 2024 #27

Unfortunately, most of the media frames it as a horse race, not the kind of choice you represented Walleye Oct 2024 #29

Great, but don't forget that we have voter suppression to deal with. Susan Calvin Oct 2024 #10

Generally I don't look at polls. Blue Full Moon Oct 2024 #14

Wait what? vercetti2021 Oct 2024 #17

I know Blue Full Moon Oct 2024 #20

It's just that women have been disappointed so many times in the past Walleye Oct 2024 #23

I know what many years of disappointment is like. Diamond_Dog Oct 2024 #30

And it's always, "we'll get them next time". This actually is the next time. Walleye Oct 2024 #33

I went to bed that night in 2016 pretty confident that Hillary would lock it up Diamond_Dog Oct 2024 #36

She's got him in donations, too: Harris over a billion, Tscf only $642 mill. lindysalsagal Oct 2024 #18

Yep Blue Full Moon Oct 2024 #21

I think when Nixon said he was not a crook, he meant he didn't profit from it personally Walleye Oct 2024 #25

I agree that's a very good sign Walleye Oct 2024 #24

Ugh, I hate the title "Madam President." intheflow Oct 2024 #37