Kamala Harris may run for president again

[JGD 12,098]

51 minutes ago, weed said:

Whoever the dem is I'm voting for but among the choices now I'm rooting for Newsom  I need him to be my president after Flopald Trump

Newsom 2028 🦅

[Ladle Ghoulash 53,974]

4 minutes ago, JGD said:

Newsom 2028 🦅

Eek!

 

Edited October 29, 2025 by Ladle Ghoulash

[GregJA 5,548]

1 hour ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

At least she can run (unlike a certain bloated turd that comes to mind). I don’t even like her, but Trump supporters have precisely no room to talk **** about her lmao

If you don't like it then vote. 
 

America voted and got exactly what the majority wanted. Get a better candidate next time with less insane policies. 

[Ladle Ghoulash 53,974]

31 minutes ago, GregJA said:

If you don't like it then vote. 
 

America voted and got exactly what the majority wanted. Get a better candidate next time with less insane policies. 

I literally voted? Also not sure if you know how math works, but here’s a brief lesson: Trump secured less than 50% of the vote share of the people who voted and only got votes from roughly 28% of the eligible electorate. He won voters that self-report as “not following politics” by roughly 20% and it shows, given that it sounds like huge numbers of people are having buyers remorse (current approval rating hovering around 35-37%). So not only did he never secure a majority of the vote share, he also never had the support of the majority of the electorate, and a majority of the population surely don’t support what he’s doing now.

Also: what did Harris support that was “insane?” Something like concentration camps for homeless people? Oh, wait, that was Trump. How about invading US cities with the military? ****, that was Trump again. 150% tariffs on all foreign imports on China? ****, Trump again.
 

But a $5k child tax credit is really crazy ****, right? That’s beyond the pale. She’s a madwoman, I tell you! 

Edited October 29, 2025 by Ladle Ghoulash

[Ladle Ghoulash 53,974]

Imagine voting for a guy who’s probably going to single-handledly drag the US into a recession and thinking you’re in any position to talk ****  Truly delusional behavior. 

Edited October 29, 2025 by Ladle Ghoulash

[RAMROD 117,252]

I mean, slay. But also concerned.

I am so p!issed when knowing few of people I know who are always voting for Dems were voting for 3rd option or worse, being dumb@$$es and voting for that orange,  cos they don't want Kamala. Either cos they didn't agree with her policies, or machismo at work, or some who  are exactly like Janet Jackson at that time who question if Kamala is actually black SMH

[faysalaaa 5,341]

It seems like most Democrats today are in support of progressive policies and politicians, so if they end up supporting someone like Kamala after all this, its honestly a lost cause.

[GregJA 5,548]

22 minutes ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

I literally voted? Also not sure if you know how math works, but here’s a brief lesson: Trump secured less than 50% of the vote share of the people who voted and only got votes from roughly 28% of the eligible electorate. He won voters that self-report as “not following politics” by roughly 20% and it shows, given that it sounds like huge numbers of people are having buyers remorse (current approval rating hovering around 35-37%). So not only did he never secure a majority of the vote share, he also never had the support of the majority of the electorate, and a majority of the population surely don’t support what he’s doing now.

Also: what did Harris support that was “insane?” Something like concentration camps for homeless people? Oh, wait, that was Trump. How about invading US cities with the military? ****, that was Trump again. 150% tariffs on all foreign imports on China? ****, Trump again.
 

But a $5k child tax credit is really crazy ****, right? That’s beyond the pale. She’s a madwoman, I tell you! 

Keep losing then - just because you don't like something, doesn't mean it's untrue.

[Ladle Ghoulash 53,974]

5 minutes ago, GregJA said:

Keep losing then - just because you don't like something, doesn't mean it's untrue.

“Just because you don’t like something doesn’t mean it’s untrue” after being proven wrong is wild work lmao 

[4th Time Around 5,061]

I voted for Kamala in 2024 even though I was confident she was gonna lose. Kamala had her chance but she was too closely tied to the unpopularity of the Biden administration and didn't do herself any favors by running a campaign based on a 100% continuation of his policies. Kamala couldn't rally significant support from independents and repeatedly failed to read the room and It's time the left move on to a populist candidate instead of these establishment democrats backed by donor money from elitists. 

Edited October 29, 2025 by 4th Time Around

[Marilyn MonHoe 11,011]

2 hours ago, GregJA said:

If you don't like it then vote. 
 

America voted and got exactly what the majority wanted. Get a better candidate next time with less insane policies. 

Donald Trump did not win the majority of America votes. More people either did not vote for Trump or just decided to stay home instead of voting. I know the right wing slop that you consume says otherwise but here in reality you’re wrong once again.

Stick to Canadian politics, not sure why you’re so vested in American politics

[Marilyn MonHoe 11,011]

2 hours ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

Imagine voting for a guy who’s probably going to single-handledly drag the US into a recession and thinking you’re in any position to talk ****  Truly delusional behavior. 

GregJA didn’t vote for Trump because they’re Canadian, not American. He’s very interested in our politics for some reason and only listens to whatever daddy Trump tells him to believe

[TheSine 6,912]

Naaaahhh...I'd rather someone else get a chance. Props to her though for staying determined.

[Helxig 45,424]

You know what? I have a feeling if she does it will divide people so much that Trump (or another Trump) will get in again

It seems like the US has so few good candidates every time that there's no hope. The people are not unified enough to vote in anyone who isn't a cult leader

[Helxig 45,424]

I have a question to Americans though:

If she does run, and her and Trump (or another Trump) are the front runners, would you vote for her to ensure he doesn't get in? Or give your vote to a third party candidate?