Politics has always been a popularity contest? Did you not learn this in your grade school student council elections? You’re whining about human nature. People need to be inspired. They don’t give a shit about someone’s Senate voting record.
You’re right if you look at the right wing attack narrative it was heavily focused on her being a progressive black women and all this scaremongering around her dei hiring and making things unfair for white people.
Imagine a group thinking Palestine swung the needle at all on US elections. ROFL…
That is getting close to “flat earth” level of denial.
Kamela ran a horrible, lame, corporate platform.
And in a reasonable world this wouldn’t have mattered. People are unreasonable.
Politics has always been a popularity contest? Did you not learn this in your grade school student council elections? You’re whining about human nature. People need to be inspired. They don’t give a shit about someone’s Senate voting record.
Yes. Exactly. Unreasonable.
Most importantly she committed the worst crime against the swing voters in the US by not being a man and not being white on top of that.
I think every other explanation is wishful thinking about just how sexist and racist the average US voter is.
You can blame lame platform or stance on Palestine, but I have a hard time believing that the explanation isn’t simply sexism + racism.
I don’t recall Biden having an inspiring campaign, he was simply a white male that wasn’t trump and he beat him.
Biden was also right after Trump’s first term, when anger was at its highest, and supposed to save us from covid.
You’re right if you look at the right wing attack narrative it was heavily focused on her being a progressive black women and all this scaremongering around her dei hiring and making things unfair for white people.
Yeah, she was the “perfect” candidate for Trump’s campaign of fear mongering.