COULD KAMALA BEAT TRUMP?

HasanAbi
21 Jul 202417:58

Summary

TLDRThe transcript discusses the potential implications of an open Democratic nomination process if Joe Biden were to drop out. It highlights the importance of a swift replacement and the challenges Kamala Harris might face, given her current approval ratings and the need for strong messaging. The conversation also touches on the perceived lack of unity within the Democratic party and the risks of an open convention, suggesting that a clear and decisive strategy is crucial for maintaining voter confidence and avoiding chaos.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Nancy Pelosi is considering an open nomination process if Biden drops out, which some believe could lead to chaos and lack of unity within the Democratic party.
  • 😳 AOC's comments on the Democratic party's lack of a clear vision for a swift replacement have been validated, highlighting potential internal conflicts.
  • 😵‍♀️ Some California House Democrats are against a rushed process to replace the president, fearing it could be seen as a coronation for Kamala Harris.
  • 😨 The idea of an open convention is seen as a bad move by some, as it could lead to disorder and a lack of confidence in the Democratic party's ability to organize effectively.
  • 😡 There is a concern that the Democratic party's image as the 'adults in the room' could be damaged if they fail to present a unified front during the convention.
  • 😌 The Democratic party's main advantage over the Republicans is perceived stability and order, which could be compromised by an open convention.
  • 😮 Kamala Harris's potential as a replacement candidate is debated, with some arguing she could be a fresh face but others questioning her charisma and current approval ratings.
  • 😬 The importance of messaging and how Harris is presented as a candidate is emphasized, as it could significantly impact voter perception and support.
  • 😓 There is a suggestion that other Democrats, such as Gretchen Whitmer or JB Pritzker, might be better candidates to replace Biden, based on their track records and popularity.
  • 😡 Republicans are reportedly strategizing to keep Biden on the ballot in swing states, indicating they believe he is more beatable than other potential Democratic candidates.

Q & A

  • What does Nancy Pelosi's support for an open nomination process imply if Biden drops out?

    -Nancy Pelosi's support for an open nomination process if Biden drops out suggests that she is open to a broader discussion and selection process for a new Democratic candidate, which could lead to a more democratic and inclusive approach within the party.

  • Why does the speaker believe an open convention is a bad idea?

    -The speaker believes an open convention is a bad idea because it would lead to chaos and disorder, potentially damaging the Democratic party's image as the 'adults in the room' and undermining confidence in their ability to manage a smooth transition of leadership.

  • What is the speaker's view on Kamala Harris as a potential replacement for Biden?

    -The speaker is skeptical about Kamala Harris as a potential replacement, citing her lack of a solid team and effective messaging, and suggesting that her appointment could lead to further chaos and a lack of clear vision for the party.

  • What does the speaker think about the importance of messaging in the context of a potential new Democratic candidate?

    -The speaker emphasizes the crucial role of messaging, stating that if Kamala Harris or any other candidate is appointed, they must play their part effectively and present a dynamic and fresh face to the public to gain support and investment.

  • How does the speaker view the current situation with Biden's potential stepping down and the Democratic party's response?

    -The speaker criticizes the Democratic party's handling of the situation, suggesting that their lack of a clear and swift replacement plan reflects poorly on their ability to manage and could lead to a loss of confidence among voters.

  • What is the speaker's opinion on the Democratic party's advantage over the Republicans?

    -The speaker believes that the Democratic party's main advantage is being perceived as the 'adults in the room,' in contrast to the chaotic and divided Republicans, and that this perception is crucial for maintaining voter support.

  • What does the speaker suggest about the potential impact of an open convention on the Democratic party's image?

    -The speaker suggests that an open convention would expose the Democratic party's internal divisions and lack of consensus, which could damage their image and make them appear as chaotic as the Republicans.

  • How does the speaker evaluate the importance of a swift replacement for Biden?

    -The speaker argues that a swift replacement is crucial to maintain momentum and confidence in the Democratic party, and to avoid the chaos and disorder that an open convention could bring.

  • What are the speaker's thoughts on the potential benefits of having more attention on an open convention?

    -The speaker argues that the potential benefits of increased attention do not outweigh the risks of chaos and disorder that an open convention would bring, and that a clear and decisive approach is preferable.

  • What alternative candidates does the speaker suggest as better replacements for Biden?

    -The speaker suggests that Gretchen Whitmer and JB Pritzker might be better alternatives to Kamala Harris, as they have proven track records and are popular, which could help capture the support of key demographics.

Outlines

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📢 Pelosi's Open Convention Support Sparks Debate

The speaker discusses the implications of Nancy Pelosi's potential support for an open nomination process if Biden were to withdraw, highlighting AOC's comments on the Democratic party's lack of unity and clear vision for a successor. The analysis suggests that Pelosi's stance could lead to chaos and disorder within the party, undermining the public's confidence in Democrats as the 'adults in the room.' The script also touches on the importance of a swift and decisive replacement for Biden to maintain momentum and public trust.

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🔄 The Risks of an Immediate Biden Replacement

This paragraph delves into the potential consequences of a sudden replacement of Biden, emphasizing the importance of messaging and public perception. It argues that Kamala Harris, as a potential successor, needs to be carefully positioned to avoid alienating certain demographics. The speaker also addresses the loyalty of voters to Biden and the potential for an open convention to exacerbate existing divisions within the Democratic party, ultimately benefiting Trump.

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🕊️ The Importance of Unity and Messaging in Democratic Succession

The speaker stresses the importance of a coherent narrative and unity within the Democratic party when considering a successor to Biden. They argue against an open convention, suggesting it would reveal internal conflicts and undermine the party's image as the more stable alternative to the Republicans. The paragraph also explores alternative candidates to Harris, such as Gretchen Whitmer and JB Pritzker, and the significance of Biden's legacy in the decision-making process.

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📊 Public Opinion and the Dynamics of the Presidential Race

This section examines public opinion polls and the potential impact of Biden's age and perceived cognitive decline on the election. It discusses the challenges Kamala Harris might face in a presidential run, including her charisma and approval ratings, while also considering the Republicans' strategy to keep Biden on the ballot. The speaker suggests that a swift and strategic replacement of Biden could improve the Democrats' chances in the election.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Open Nomination Process

An open nomination process refers to a situation where multiple candidates compete for a party's nomination without a predetermined frontrunner. In the context of the video, it is suggested that if Joe Biden were to drop out, Nancy Pelosi would support such a process, which is seen as potentially chaotic and divisive within the Democratic party, as it lacks a clear consensus on a replacement candidate.

💡Unity

Unity in this script refers to the collective agreement or single-mindedness within a group, particularly within the Democratic party regarding their presidential candidate. The lack of unity is highlighted as a concern, as it is suggested that the party does not have a clear vision for a swift replacement if Biden were to step down, which could lead to internal strife and public perception of disarray.

💡Kamala Harris

Kamala Harris is mentioned as a potential replacement for Joe Biden should he drop out. The script discusses her as a controversial figure within the party, with some suggesting she might not be the best candidate due to her current approval ratings and past performance. The video also speculates on the importance of her messaging and public image in the context of a potential nomination.

💡Democratic Operative

The term 'Democratic Operative' is used to describe a well-known individual within the Democratic party who is involved in its political strategy and operations. In the script, an anonymous quote from such an operative is mentioned, expressing frustration and a desire for the current situation to be resolved, using the phrase 'coconut pilled,' which is a reference to an online meme indicating a naive or uninformed perspective.

💡Chaos

Chaos in this context denotes a state of disorder and confusion, particularly within the Democratic party's nomination process. The script suggests that an open convention would lead to chaos, as it would indicate a lack of preparedness and a failure to present a united front to the public, which could damage the party's image and electoral prospects.

💡Messaging

Messaging in the script refers to the communication strategy and the way a political party or candidate presents their platform and ideas to the public. It is emphasized that if Kamala Harris were to become the nominee, the messaging around her campaign would be crucial in shaping public perception and garnering support.

💡Confidence

Confidence in this script is related to the trust and assurance that the Democratic party has in its leadership and candidates. The lack of confidence is portrayed as a significant issue, as it could lead to a perception that the party is not capable of effectively governing or making decisive choices.

💡Republicans

The Republicans are mentioned as the opposing political party in the United States. The script contrasts the Democratic party's perceived chaos with the Republicans' own internal divisions and the public's concerns about their leadership, suggesting that the Democratic party's image as the 'adults in the room' is a key advantage over their rivals.

💡Voter Public

The voter public refers to the collective body of citizens who are eligible to vote in elections. The script discusses the importance of the Democratic party's ability to appeal to this group and the potential negative impact on voter confidence if the party appears disorganized or unable to present a clear candidate.

💡Approval Rating

An approval rating is a measure of the public's positive view of a political figure or party. In the script, Kamala Harris's approval rating is discussed as a factor that could influence her viability as a presidential candidate, with the suggestion that her ratings may not accurately reflect her potential as a presidential nominee due to her current association with the Biden administration.

💡Vice Presidential Pick

The vice presidential pick refers to the selection of a candidate's running mate in a presidential election. The script suggests that this choice could be particularly important in the context of a potential Kamala Harris candidacy, as it might influence public perception and the campaign's success.

Highlights

Pelosi's support for an open nomination process if Biden drops out is seen as a significant development.

AOC's comments on the lack of unity behind a potential candidate like Kamala Harris are confirmed as correct.

Concerns are raised about the Democratic party's inability to present a clear vision for a swift replacement if Biden steps down.

The idea of an open convention is considered by some to be a devastating and chaotic proposition.

Some California House Democrats oppose the idea of a rushed replacement process that could be perceived as a Kamala Harris coronation.

An anonymous Democratic operative expresses frustration with the current situation, referencing a 'coconut tree' meme.

The importance of having a solid team and messaging around Kamala Harris for her potential run is discussed.

The potential benefits of an open convention are weighed against the risks of chaos and disorder.

The Democratic party's image as the 'adults in the room' is highlighted as a key advantage over the Republicans.

The potential for an open convention to reveal internal divisions and undermine confidence in the Democratic party is noted.

The strategy of a swift replacement for Biden to maintain momentum and continuity is suggested.

The role of messaging in shaping public perception of a new candidate, such as Kamala Harris, is emphasized.

The importance of confidence in the Democratic party's ability to manage a transition is discussed in relation to voter trust.

The potential for an open convention to create a panic environment and show a lack of succession planning is highlighted.

The impact of an open convention on different voter demographics, such as Hispanics and young people, is considered.

The argument is made that an open convention could damage the Democratic party's narrative of stability and confidence.

Alternative candidates to Kamala Harris, such as Gretchen Whitmer and J.B. Pritzker, are suggested as potentially stronger replacements.

The potential for an open convention to be used as a tool to disrupt the Democratic party's unity and strategy is noted.

The timing and logistics of a potential candidate replacement are discussed in relation to election deadlines.

The current approval ratings of Kamala Harris and Joe Biden are compared, with implications for a potential ticket change.

The Republican party's strategy to potentially use legal means to keep Biden on the ballot is mentioned.

The importance of charisma in a candidate is debated, with references to both Kamala Harris and Joe Biden.

Transcripts

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Pelosi voice support for an open

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nomination process if Biden drops out

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that is the reason why I'm going to be

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talking about what AOC said today

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because turns out she is right on that

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she was right about the chaotic lack of

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unity behind like KLA Harris I mean I

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said she's either lying which I don't

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think she is or she's being brutally

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honest and like breaking caucus and like

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revealing something that's pretty

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significant and it turns out she is

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correct on this this is the one thing

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that I've said is like a a worse option

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than just going with Brandon there's

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reporting right now on Nancy Pelosi

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saying that she'd be up for an open

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contest uh an open convention and I

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think that is genuinely a devastating

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idea I don't think it's a good idea at

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all Pelosi voicing support for an open

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nomination process Biden drops out it

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quite literally immediately proves what

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AOC was saying about the about the

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Democrats not having like a cleare eyed

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Vision on a swift replacement um some

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California House Democrats don't want

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the process to replace the president on

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the tiet get to seem like a KLA Harris

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coronation and I think that that is a

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genuinely bad idea I think that that

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spells chaos it spells disorder there is

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no world in which the the entire

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American voter public that is like

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interested in voting turns around and

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says like yeah I like that the

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Democratic party which are supposed to

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be the adults in the room cannot get

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their ducks in a row uh before the

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goddamn convention this CNN article

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quotes you as a democratic operative f

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it I'm coconut pilled I just want this

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to stop said one well-known Democratic

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operative referring to an online meme

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that is taken off from an old video you

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think you just fell out of a coconut

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tree you think you just fell out of a

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coconut

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tree you exist in the

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context of all in which you live and

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what came before you no chat that's not

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me they did not ask me this is an

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anonymous quote from a Dem operative

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that is well known why would they put me

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down as a demn operative why would I

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give an anonymous quote your confidence

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in comma seems wild to be honest what

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Americans want is a new ticket they want

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someone they can be happy with and that

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will never be Kamala comma is new kamla

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is Young if kamla has a solid team

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around her which she currently doesn't

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with good messaging you absolutely could

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make a decent job out of kamla Harris

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she's 59 yeah guys we're talking about

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the president she's 32 years younger

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than the current person on the ticket or

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not 32 sorry 22 you're right I feel like

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you're radically overvaluing comma and

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undervaluing the interest of chaos no

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the benefits of having more attention

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and more eyeballs on an open convention

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do not outweigh the consequences of

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having an an open convention if you guys

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think this is chaos otic an open

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convention where like everyone is

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talking about oh my God the Democrats

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finally got their wishes they finally

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got Joe Biden out but now they can't

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even [ __ ] have a consensus candidate

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that is real chaos you have not seen

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real chaos until you see what that looks

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like in the media that plays itself out

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as total disorder Full Tilt right now

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there's like a little bit of will he

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won't he situation there's a little bit

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of interest but if they were to replace

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the ticket immediately swiftly and then

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start moving on and be like this is the

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new this is the new uh party this is the

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new modus operandi we're going to we're

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going to take it to the next level we're

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going to take Joe Biden's vision and

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Legacy and we're going to take it across

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the finish line and we're going to do

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even more than we did before and um they

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have solid messaging around it and there

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is uh confidence that's very different

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than like literally in the middle of

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August at the end of August still not

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having a candidate I I think that that

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absolutely rips away the final like the

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limited amount of confidence that people

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might have that the Democratic party is

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still like you know doing the right

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thing and are the adults in the room

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because you have to remember the

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Democratic party being the adults in the

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room is the number one benefit that they

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have over the Republicans the

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Republicans are always chaotic the

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Republicans are basically violent in

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their uh legislative agenda but also

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beyond that they can't figure out which

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direction they want to go in they some

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of them try to be more moderate others

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are openly being contentious and openly

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being aggressive towards uh women's

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bodily autonomy in ways that remind

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people that they took away abortion

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people look to the Democratic party as

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the party that's going to defend

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democracy people look to the Republican

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party as the party whether good or bad

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as the party that's going to do their

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willing okay do their bidding do and and

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follow through on their agenda no matter

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how cha and undemocratic that agenda

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might be absolute brain dead takes Biden

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dropping out now is literally handing

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Trump the election so dumb you just came

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in here with zero analysis and just

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vibes okay just came in here hot and was

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like no you don't understand the 82y old

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that everyone understands is is is brain

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capacity is deteriorated is actually the

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best possible person if they do a quick

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swap out it won't work dude KLA Harris

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also bring BRS back certain demographics

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immediately into question like the

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average American doesn't think as much

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as you guys do about politics that's

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something you have to remember I love

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this chatter said the commies the

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average genzer even is going to be like

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oh yeah that's a younger person I'm

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interested I'm invested that's why I say

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what KLA Harris does if she is appointed

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as the nominee is very important in

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terms of messaging very very important

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in terms of messaging because like when

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people are locked in and they go oh this

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is a new fresh face this is a more

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vibrant candidate a more Dynamic

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candidate then she has to play that part

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then she has to play that role if she's

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barred out like she's been goofing

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around the entire time for the past four

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years then then it's it's going to be

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harder easier than Joe Biden but hard

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nonetheless because every single person

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that is polling for Biden right now in

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every single poll that has been

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conducted is going to vote for whoever

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the [ __ ] the blue person is because

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their motivations for voting for Biden

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is not because they love Biden their

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motivations for voting for Biden as

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demonstrated by those exact same polls

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is that they don't want Donald Trump

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that ambition was alive and well in 2020

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and it certainly is Alive and Well in

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the 2024 election we know that we've

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seen it every poll shows that reality no

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matter who is at the top of that ticket

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they have all of Biden's votes that they

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will secure and plus some more on top of

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that this is the calculation that I'm

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making the calculation I'm making is

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that there are no uh Biden or Busters in

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the same way that there were Bernier

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Busters right even though those were

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marginal as well this is the part where

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lib say you can't trust the polls I know

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if you believe that why not have an open

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convention oh I I've I've told you

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already the reason why I don't think

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it's open convention is a smart idea is

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because then you actually do have some

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people who are like well I'm loyalist

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for Nome it's kind of like this twitch

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streamers know not to pull which game to

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play next and they just play it and they

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say hey if you like it you watch if you

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don't like it you don't why because if

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you pull which game you want to play

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next you will lose more people because

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the people that really wanted you to

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play one game will just out of anger not

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watch the other game not everyone but a

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lot of people will turn around and go oh

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well I voted for this game and now

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you're playing a different game and you

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know what maybe I would have watched it

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but I kind of don't want to watch that

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game that you're playing now more

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importantly than that an open convention

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is specifically dangerous because it

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shows that there is no consensus right

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now Biden wants Confidence from his

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party and his party is not showing him

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confidence because they're seeing the

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polls Biden is also relying on being

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able to get to the convention true

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democracy is always a bad idea no

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democracy comes after in the general

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election in this circumstance but even

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then it's not a real democracy I'm just

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telling you guys if you want my analysis

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on this sometimes it's good to limit the

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options and then go what do you want

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anyway having said that the Democrats

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already did that in the primaries they

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stopped the primary process from

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actually occurring by literally making

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sure that no one else in the Democratic

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party that had any viability ran against

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Joe Biden because they didn't want Joe

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Biden to go out and have to campaign in

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the primary

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they thought that he'd be weaker as a

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consequence of that they thought that

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people would hear him and go oh [ __ ]

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he's old that's precisely the reason why

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they already shut down the Democracy

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part open convention is the best to

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restore trust in the sections of the bo

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voter base like Hispanics young people

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industrial belt none of these people are

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coming out because wow she's younger

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than Joe Biden she's being thrown into a

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defeat with no plan no the reason why I

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think kamla Harris uh is like the Swift

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replacement ticket is because it buys

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time to ret triangulate the messaging

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around her cuz is again time is of the

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essence in this circumstance every

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moment is going to count which is why

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Biden should have dropped out far before

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this moment I'm not saying commus

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chances are an absolute lock I'm simply

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stating that commus Chances Are Better

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Than Biden's and given that this is a

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close contest right now that's good

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enough and with only upsides having said

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that however if KLA Harris is the Swift

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replacement and then she sucks then

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obviously that that equation changes

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open convention on the other hand will

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create a panic environment will show

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that the Democrats do not have a good uh

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lineage like a good lineup a good

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succession protocol you will have people

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with their own dogs in the fight you

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will have people that will at a moment

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when you know the Democratic party needs

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to be United you will have people

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fighting against one another openly the

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media will love the drama Jen disagrees

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with you on this I know I think he'll

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come around to this Jen has been right

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about the obvious need to replace Joe

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Biden because he's so old just like I

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was right on that front Jen and I have a

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disagreement on the open uh the open

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primaries I think the O I mean not open

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primaries open convention we have a

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difference in opinion on that front but

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it doesn't matter I I mean I'm telling

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you what my position is on the matter

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the Democratic party's number one

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benefit over the Republican party right

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now is that there're supposed to be the

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adults in the room the Republicans are

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uh divided the Republicans are chaotic

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the Republicans spell disorder they're

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led by a guy who wants to be a dictator

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these are all of the concerns that

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voters have about the Republican party

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and that's why they say they're never

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going to vote for Donald Trump if

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Democrats basically cast that aside if

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they just drop that then they have

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nothing they just have abortion that's

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it and as time passes less and less

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people remember abortion and how

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Republicans took that away I don't think

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KLA Harris is the best possible

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replacement you guys know who I think is

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a better replacement than KLA Harris

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I've said Gretchen Whitmer I think JB

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pritzker would be fine I think there are

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better Democrats out there they have

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proven track records they're very

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popular and they could Captivate the

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Rust Belt having said that however Karis

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already being on the ticket plays a

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major role in this situation because

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it's like it's a way to basically say

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well Joe Biden this is the person that

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you chose to replace you this is the

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person that you said would be great as

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president that's why you made her your

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vice president it's a way to also save

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the Democratic party's attitude because

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then you can just simply say no no no

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you don't understand Joe Biden always

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knew that KLA Harris would be a

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phenomenal president and that's why he

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chose her as his VP this is a way to

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continue the legacy of Joe Biden and the

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legacy of the past four years and the

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policies of the past four years now

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obviously you and I might not agree with

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that narrative like I mean what what

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Legacy who gives a [ __ ] Joe Biden but

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that makes a coherent replacement

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narrative that you can set that you can

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campaign on random person coming in at

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the last second on the other hand makes

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it seem like maybe Joe Biden's Legacy is

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dog [ __ ] and then people go well why the

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am I re why am I voting for the

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Democrats again then because the past

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four years they just suck then I guess

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they don't even have any confidence in

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their own Administration what the should

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I have confidence in them electoral

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politics brain ass my job is to do this

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yes if you're not invested at all and if

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you don't care and you're like oh it's

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just a Bourgeois democracy who gives a

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both parties represent the interest of

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the wealthy I agree with you but like

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this isn't for you then you know what I

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mean this is not analysis that you

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should be even interested in remotely

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because it won't move the needle for you

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anyway but what I'm doing here is for a

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much larger audience of people who do

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care about it who do care about

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elections and of course I'm going to be

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covering uh and I'm going to give give

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you my announ analysis on the election

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um during the election cycle like that

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would be crazy if you don't disregard

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polls why are you disregarding kamla's

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terrible approval rating like Biden's

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great question kamla Harris's approval

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rating is VP approval rating if the P

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approval rating is low the VP approval

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rating is going to be low as well kamla

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Harris at the top of the ticket is an

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opportunity to completely change the

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agenda or rather to refocus the

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attention at the president itial

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candidate kamla Harris and by the way

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KLA Harris ran a dog [ __ ] primary

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campaign if you guys remember the

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American people want someone who is not

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Donald Trump who can speak I think that

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kamla Harris is not Donald Trump and she

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can speak that's it and the pressure on

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President Biden is growing for him to

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step aside when does a decision need to

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be made here wa technically not until

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the delegates vote I mean Democrats

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convention is August 19th in Chicago

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many states have deadlines where names

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have to be formally submitted for

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ballots to be printed the days or even

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the day after the convention that's the

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other thing it's like if there is a if

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there is a contested convention like it

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can run beyond the dates of the

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convention too if I'm not mistaken yeah

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K is also more popular than uh Joe Biden

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which is not saying much because Biden

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is underwater comm's disapprovals at 50%

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approvals at 38.6 Biden's disapproval is

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at 56% approvals at 38.5 a youo Paul

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conducted more Democrats than

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Independence who lean Democrat prefer

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Biden over Harris's the nominee 47 to 32

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while 21% said they weren't sure margin

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of error 4% yeah I'm telling you right

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now this is the reason why I said the

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replacement must be Swift and then KLA

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Harris has to start campaigning like a

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demon do I really think Harris can beat

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Trump I think depending on how this

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campaign restructures itself and how

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messages going forward yes yes I do it's

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there are so many factors at play who

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her vice presidential pick is because

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people will care about that this time

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around perhaps a little bit more than

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they normally would because this is a

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this is a unique predicament all of the

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polling being conducted right now is

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being conducted as Biden is refusing to

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step down is being conducted at a time

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when kamla Harris's approval rating is

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still tied to the president which is why

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it's lower than it would be like if

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she's the governor of her own State then

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her approval rating would be

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unimaginably high this does not reflect

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the presidential ticket at all it's like

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looking at Gretchen whitmer's approval

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rating currently and then comparing it

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to kamla Harris is like no that's her

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own person that's being analyzed by

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herself KLA Harris as the VP which is a

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you know basically a a a secondary to

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the actual uh Administration if the

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administration is actually unpopular

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then yeah obviously KLA Harris is going

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to be seen as is unpopular as well

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Republicans actually want Biden to be a

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top the ticket uh because they think

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they can actually beat him and that he's

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the best person uh that they have the

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opportunity to take down so you have two

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efforts s sort of going on behind the

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scenes number one you have this talk

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about suing to keep Biden on the ballots

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in these swing States Republicans think

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that there are a number of local laws

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and regulations they can sort of look to

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point to to try to use the legal system

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to keep Biden at top the ballot hm

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that's weird perhaps that should be a

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inclination for those who are still

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holding out I I'm just I'm just saying

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perhaps any

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soundmind person who wants the Democrats

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to win or at least the the Republicans

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to not win would look at this motivation

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from the Republican party and go hm

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maybe the the candidate is not the best

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possible candidate you're kicking Joe

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Biden while he's bravely battling covid

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yes true I am doing that I don't care

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you said for 4 years car Harris has no

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Charisma do you really think she even

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has a chance against Trump wait Cara

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Harris has no Charisma you're not wrong

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having said that however you know who

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else has no Charisma Joseph robinet

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Biden who can't even speak clearly and

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yet he's still in a 50/50 dead Lock so

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yeah no I think I'm going to take my

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chances with a person who can speak with

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no Charisma versus the person who can't

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speak with no charisma

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