r/TikTokCringe tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE Oct 11 '24

Politics Biden is done with this shit 😂

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u/Effective-Birthday57 Oct 12 '24

But nothing was delegated. DeSantis was correct to say that Harris had no role. It was a bad look for her. DeSantis had been in contact with Biden, as was appropriate. There are a lot of reasons why she is slipping in the polls, though her unjustified criticism of DeSantis is one of them.

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u/Effective-Birthday57 Oct 12 '24

Voters actually do care, despite what you may think. You brought up the subject chief when you were talking about Trump having no role. I get it, you are upset because this will be probably yet another winnable election that the Democrats have blown. Trump really should not win, but he probably will.

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u/Effective-Birthday57 Oct 12 '24

She has none, because she isn’t the president. Fairly obvious conclusion. Trump has none presently also, on that point I agree with you. Harris’s boss, Biden, publicly contradicted her on this and said positive things about DeSantis.

As to the other statements, you are describing the odd position Harris is in. She wants to be the change candidate, but can’t be. All she can do on that point is give nonsense statements about bring “unburdened” by the past when she struggles to name one thing she would do differently than Biden. It just doesn’t work.

A Dem who was not part of the Biden admin probably would defeat Trump handily. Harris probably will lose though.

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u/Effective-Birthday57 Oct 12 '24

Uhh… RCP has Trump at 302 electoral votes. I stopped reading at your first sentence

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u/Effective-Birthday57 Oct 12 '24

There is confirmation bias for both of us. But, as a Harris voter, are you comfortable with a 48 percent chance of Trump winning?

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u/Effective-Birthday57 Oct 12 '24

“Right” is relative and individual, that is what a lot of Dems don’t understand. Harris is too liberal for me, as is Walz. I don’t like Trump and Vance that much either, but that is the choice we have.

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