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Charles Я. Davis@charliearchy.bsky.social |
It’s a problem that we’ve been trying to explain away for more than 3 years, leading to a situation where the incumbent, having just confirmed everyone’s worst fears, is on track to lose to a lunatic fascist despite a strong economy and falling crime. I think we have to acknowledge that and move on.
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Andy Pearlman
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do you think the nyt is suddenly going to focus on how sharp harris appears against all the various old age things going on with trump? or focus on what the supreme court is doing? or are all the various stories about harris being sidelined, having issues with aides, etc...going to reappear?
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@roslynn.bsky.social
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And by move on you mean support biden with every fiber of our beings, through every action we are capable of taking and by voting for him in huge numbers.
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Michael Paulauski
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Arguably, with polling this early, he's also on track to win handily. Biden and Obama also had first debate slumps in 2020 and 2012 respectively, and came back to win it. People had younger options. They chose not to take them. Repeatedly.
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Ethan Jacobs 🇺🇦
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The problem is that so many people want to vote for a lunatic fascist, not that the alternative is slightly more or less impressive.
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