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Good statement.
He probably feels really bummed out, so yeah, good statement.
Good statement.
As with any VP, he won't matter much to the blue collar rust belt folks
Long live Ekkie Trump!My predictive brilliance continues to amaze.
Thought they were against DEI?
Probably didnt think it was likely that Harris would pick a woman.
If its a Palin type pick then yes I would agree, but Shapiro is the rising star of the party and tipped to be a leading future POTUS candidate, so between his own popularity and his rising star within the party, it would've been a very safe pick. Walz may wind up being safe as well, in that he should be able to resonate among PA audiences (especially the rural ones) and Shapiro can contribute a lot in the Philly suburbs, where his own support is the strongest.
Understandably so, but when it comes to when he himself could have a go at the Presidency, I'm not sure this pick really changes it much. He couldn't have been on the top of the ticket until 2028 anyway, and that would only be if Harris loses this year. If he was picked as VP he would have been part of that, which isn't necessarily a great starting point.He probably feels really bummed out, so yeah, good statement.
Move over Genocide Josh, there's a new Sheriff in town.
Yep it do be like that.
Why are you against him?
Well I voted for him because he promised to give me free healthcare, improve schooling for my children, give me a living wage, give me paid medical leave and paid paternity/maternity leave.
Yes and he has done all those things!
I know but he’s also given everyone else free healthcare, improved schooling for their children, given them a living wage, given them paid medical leave and given them paid paternity/maternity leave! He’s a god damn communist spending my hard earned tax dollars on everyone else!
The leadership of the Bernie left wanted Biden to be the candidate. @berbatrick has mentioned this before that the progressives can be easily won back over to the party with a few mild policy hints.
Speaking of the other VP candidate, effective as it is calling him weird and creepy, i don't really the case often being made why he is even there in the first place, why did Trump need a new VP pick, why didn't Pence and Trump get along?
We all know the answer to that question, but somehow its not talked about anymore...
Walz is seen differently on Israel than Shapiro. We can argue any way that we want, but some people will make the distinction between him and Shapiro. Harris knew that too, and maybe also knows things that we don’t know.Progressives will vote for him anyway imo, since many of his policies sync up with theirs, and indeed, he is considered one. The only outlier being Israel policy, which isn't likely to change given that Harris and Biden are nearly in lock step on Israel.
The leadership of the Bernie left wanted Biden to be the candidate. @berbatrick has mentioned this before that the progressives can be easily won back over to the party with a few mild policy hints.
Walz is seen differently on Israel than Shapiro. We can argue any way that we want, but some people will make the distinction between him and Shapiro. Harris knew that too, and maybe also knows things that we don’t know.
No, the people who criticised Shapiro are celebrating. You're looking at outliers.He clearly isn't seen differently given he has the same policies and is already being criticized by the same people who criticized Shapiro
Just comes off as a bit desperate. Too transparent.
Maybe he supports the same policies, but did he say something about the campus protests? Did he join the IDF, etc.? If I’m not mistaken, the answer is no, but I’m had to be corrected.He clearly isn't seen differently given he supports the same policies and is already being criticized by the same people who criticized Shapiro
If so, the Trump campaign also haven’t understood that the VP pick doesn’t historically help in his/her home state.Pretty sure they view this as a reprieve on remaining competitive in PA. That would've been much more difficult if the Governor of PA was on the ticket. Trump probably also thinks he can now comfortably brand both Dems as left wing libs from now until November.
Almost completely forgotten at this point.Going from "Fight! Fight! Fight!" to this in a few short weeks, oh Donny.
The totally normal John Voigt weighs in:
The totally normal John Voigt weighs in:
Hasn't he gone full insane a long time ago?
Hasn't he gone full insane a long time ago?
Not weird at all, but rather makes sense. She was never going to select another Californian.It’s rather weird also that throughout this process, not once did Newsom name came up. If Harris wins the election then that’s his presidential aspirations gone, since she will be the nominee in 28 and he will be 64 in 32 with his stint as Governor long in the rear view mirror. Senator Newsom just don’t quite have the same ring.
If she loses, well, there might not be an election in 28.
It'd be a nice bonus.Not weird at all, but rather makes sense. She was never going to select another Californian.
Besides that, I agree. His presidential aspirations will be gone if she wins this year. But that’s the least important thing at this point.
I don't think the VP can be from the same state as the President.It’s rather weird also that throughout this process, not once did Newsom name came up. If Harris wins the election then that’s his presidential aspirations gone, since she will be the nominee in 28 and he will be 64 in 32 with his stint as Governor long in the rear view mirror. Senator Newsom just don’t quite have the same ring.
If she loses, well, there might not be an election in 28.
They can, the EV of said state just won’t count under the 12th amendment, although that has never been challenged in court.I don't think the VP can be from the same state as the President.