Seeing as how everyone knows about AI faked audio/video now, anyone who falls for this garbage would have to be an utter idiot. So, maybe 42% of Americans?

The person who hasn't voted for Trump once? You might need to stop assuming that anyone who isn't 100% a democrat is automatically a far right supporter. #19 | Posted by kwrx25

Didn't assume anything about your Trump support. Though I definitely made some assumptions regarding you turning a blind eye towards the GOP strategy of whipping up hatred of minorities (gays, blacks, trans, etc) to gin up their rube base.

You're going back over a half century there, got anything somewhat more relevant? [...] #16 | Posted by kwrx25

For you? No. Nothing that might convince someone like you that the China Virus, Mexicans sending rapists, good people on all sides, confederate flag championing GOP might still be a teensy bit racist and using dog whistles to rile up their racist base ...

Trump decried Biden's decision to drop out in a post on Truth Social, writing that his team would have to "start all over again" and asking to be reimbursed for the cost. #1 | Posted by Corky

LOL!

Look at censored gonna white knight for Harris... it's so cute... the soft racism of low expectations #14 | Posted by kwrx25

I just call them how I see them. But you've probably never heard of the GOP doing anything racist before.

Y'all don't quote me on this. You start out in 1954 by saying, "N*****, n*****, n*****". By 1968, you can't say "n*****""that hurts you. Backfires. So you say stuff like forced busing, states' rights and all that stuff. You're getting so abstract now [that] you're talking about cutting taxes, and all these things you're talking about are totally economic things and a byproduct of them is [that] blacks get hurt worse than whites. And subconsciously maybe that is part of it. I'm not saying that. But I'm saying that if it is getting that abstract, and that coded, that we are doing away with the racial problem one way or the other. You follow me"because obviously sitting around saying, "We want to cut this", is much more abstract than even the busing thing, and a hell of a lot more abstract than "N*****, n*****". So, any way you look at it, race is coming on the back-burner.

A drone? Seriously?
#3 | Posted by Tor

Apparently your mind went to "colored woman". Seems I evaluated her performance, and you evaluated her based on identity politics... but yeah, it's the other people that are the racist... not you. #11 | Posted by kwrx25

"I don't see color. People tell me I'm white and I believe them because police officers call me 'sir'."
- Stephen Colbert - kwrx25

Racism??? [...] #7 | Posted by kwrx25

And characterizing the colored woman as lazy is...?

GOP: "Dog whistles? What are those?"

Disbelief after 3rd vehicle drives into harbor

Perfectly normal animal behavior to check the water for orca.

With the right VP against "extreme" JD Vance and "ABT / anybody but Trump" vote in the right states she should be able to pull this off. For example, Gov. Josh Shapiro as VP can give her Pennsylvania, and probably make a + difference in some other states. #2 | Posted by CutiePie

Too bad Randy "Macho Man" Savage passed away. Would have made a great running mate for Kamala. Ying to her Yang.

Oh yeah! Brother!

Remember how yall told me she wasn't a terrible pick? #131 | Posted by jpw

Well, Joe won the presidency, didn't he? Electorally by the skin of his teeth (45K to 77K votes). So she seemed to work out OK in 2020.

And now it's her turn by right, since she is veep now and the veep candidate elected by Dem primary voters for 2024.

There's a price to be paid when kowtowing to constituencies based on religion (GOP - Pence), race or sex (Dems - Kamala and Hillary).

It wasn't the greens who lost the 2000 election for Al Gore. It was Al Gore who refused Bill Clinton's help in his campaigning for POTUS. If Al Gore had not of snubbed Bill's help. We wouldn't have had Dubya as POTUS. #108 | Posted by LauraMohr

Lawsuits lawsuits lawsuits #100 | Posted by truthhurts

"Biden Is Out. What Happens to His Money? If Kamala Harris takes his place, she could easily tap into their campaign's cash. [...] As of June 30, all of those groups had about $240 million in cash on hand. Most of that money " say, the stockpile at the Democratic National Committee " will not be affected by a change of nominee.

But the most important money is in the accounts held by the Biden-Harris campaign committee: $96 million as of June 30. That money has been raised by the Biden-Harris ticket, and belongs to the Biden-Harris ticket. The only people whom that money follows are, you guessed it, Mr. Biden and Ms. Harris.

So if Ms. Harris were to be officially nominated (with a new No. 2), her new ticket would probably not have much interruption financially. She would most likely have immediate access to the $96 million or so in cash on hand, an important consideration given how former President Donald J. Trump and Republicans have rapidly caught up to the Democrats in fund-raising."

If it weren't for Hillary we wouldn't have had a President Trump. #95 | Posted by LauraMohr

And Al Gore forced Greens to help Dubbya to the White House! And now we have Kamala to blame when folks decide to help Trump 2.0 into office.

Cause that's the way democracies work. All the blame is on the candidates, and never on the voters!

Vote Green! It's the next best thing to voting Republican.

Hey Corky, how is ???? going to win if they have no campaign money? You know the stuff that they can no longer use?
#88 | Posted by truthhurts

My understanding is that, as Biden's Veep candidate, Kamala has access to that, as well as Biden's campaign infrastructure. Or something to that effect.

We're so much in trouble. Sad state of affairs these days. I fear for my country. I really do.
#86 | Posted by LauraMohr

Jill Stein 2024! ?

Democrats, the party of the ruined wet dream
#75 | Posted by truthhurts

That's my fetish!

What does this mean for Ohio? If Dems don't pick a nominee until the convention that is after the deadline to submit the nominee for the ballot in Ohio. #45 | Posted by johnny_hotsauce

Ohio is over with anyway. Probably was from the get-go, but Vance took care of lingering doubts. Dems need to focus on states they have a shot of winning.

Thanks Joe. The sooner Dems get this settled, the sooner our nation can defend against the GOP and Trump.

Thanks Joe for doing the decent and right thing to protect our nation.

So far, an alternative viable candidate has yet to emerge. #3 | Posted by sentinel

Tech Broligarchs are Lining up to Court Trump

Not a bad idea, seeing as how Trump is likely to win and he is all about quid pro quo. Or at least more likely to offer quid if he's received quo.

Real video released. Blew my mind!

Who's talking about abandoning. I'd assume that Schiff would recognize her value and she'd stay on the ticket as V.P.
#39 | Posted by Twinpac

I think folks would see that as an insult. She's already second in line for the office, so to have some White guy jump in front of her and take the top spot from her and keep her number two?