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In reply to the discussion: Democrats don't blame Harris. In fact, many want her back in 2028. [View all]Iggo
(49,524 posts)90. She can't out-liberal a crowded field.
She got a free pass this time, but not next time.
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Democrats don't blame Harris. In fact, many want her back in 2028. [View all]
JoeOtterbein
Dec 2024
OP
Just what competent republican candidate (oxymoron) do you think has a chance of being nominated
Jakes Progress
Dec 2024
#89
We get it. You don't like California. But you still didn't address the question.
Jakes Progress
Dec 2024
#151
Agree...sadly this country has too many racist sexist bigots that would vote no for a woman POTUS
PortTack
Dec 2024
#46
Same here! We would all benefit greatly with a FE POTUS. I hate that these are the facts. But we've mgmt to win in '28
PortTack
Dec 2024
#130
There are plenty of young people we can run. People that haven't lost 2 runs for President.
Autumn
Dec 2024
#81
Biden ran for president four times. I knew he would beat trump in 2020 and had his
Autumn
Dec 2024
#117
Okay, so he had already struck out three times before he went up to bat and finally won
ThePartyThatListens
Dec 2024
#118
They sure are. Another thing that is lacking these days is some people's inability to hear
Autumn
Dec 2024
#124
The only answer that would have helped is if she said she opposed the Transgender rights
JI7
Dec 2024
#92
It wasn't Biden's views that were used against her, it was her own statements from 2020
MichMan
Dec 2024
#101
Unfortunately, I think you are sadly right. I loved both candidates that we put out into the field, and still...
SWBTATTReg
Dec 2024
#35
I think this is the realistic view. Kamala did the best she could in terrible circumstances but see what 2028 looks...
dutch777
Dec 2024
#102
Yes. I didn't like her debates in 2019. They were cringy. She would roll her eyes stuff like that.
LeftInTX
Dec 2024
#134
I don't know why people keep bringing up Michelle Obama, who has said over and over
Ocelot II
Dec 2024
#126
Connolly's too young. Steny Hoyer can be her VP. He will turn a 'young' 90 a few months after being sworn in.
Celerity
Dec 2024
#131
Same with Hillary Clinton. How can people say we can't win with someone "uber left"...
thesquanderer
Dec 2024
#99
My point is that when she was Secretary of State, she had sky high approval/favorability numbers.
StevieM
Dec 2024
#125
According to this article, and the graph showing her poll numbers, she was sky high in 2010.
StevieM
Dec 2024
#143
Yes, crazy to think that someone who lost an election could run again and win! Oh wait...
W_HAMILTON
Dec 2024
#84
Because Joe didn't get out until that terrible moment in the first debate with Trump, Harris ran with little to no time
CTyankee
Dec 2024
#53
I really like her. She is a breath of fresh air and aligned with my values. Make it so. As VP/ CA AG she has the cred
Evolve Dammit
Dec 2024
#56
Maybe the 3rd time will be the charm. By 2032 she will be almost 70, so just leaving her 'young & inexperienced' years,
Celerity
Dec 2024
#141
I do! I want Kamala as our candidate. And she should start holding rallies this coming February
Greybnk48
Dec 2024
#70
She lost a primary and as a sitting VP she lost a presidential race during a great economy.
Autumn
Dec 2024
#80
Nothing is like it was in 1968. Not politics, not the media, the economy, not America, not the people.
Autumn
Dec 2024
#109
I'm not talking about Gore, not talking about Humphry. I was talking about Harris.
Autumn
Dec 2024
#113
Democratic Party officials are just being diplomatic - they don't feel it's necessary to denounce something
Midwestern Democrat
Dec 2024
#91
We had arguably two of the most qualified women running in 2016/2024. Sadly, the country isn't ready.
Noel Kums
Dec 2024
#97
I keep hearing that she lost because of racism and sexism. Why would things be any different four years from now?
jalan48
Dec 2024
#142