[letmein]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes,
Good on Tulsi Gabbard.


Harris needs a one on one interview


Or she looks fake

Go back to sleep. Focus on the mess going on in your own country. You know nothing about American politics.

[Quantum Boy]

Negative-campaigning these days is ridiculous, no wonder everyone is miserable. There's never any sense of "This great country will always be great -- but here's the amazing things I'm going to do for you if you vote for me."

It's just "Well nothing is going to actually be good obviously but vote for me 'cos MY OPPONENT IS A THREAT TO DEMOCRACY AND THE VERY THREADS OF EXISTENCE!!!!"

[arista]

Tomorrow they drag out Hilary Clinton
With Pathetic Biden Live in Chicago

Woman with no substance Harris is live on Thursday.


Ref: Inside Politics
CNN HD USA on UK TV Live

[arista]

Harris Key words "We Are Not Going Back"


Old Biden is on Monday,
they want him gone by the Tuesday events.
he is now the past


Democratic National Convention Live in Chicago
Monday - Thursday

[bots]

Arista cups Trumps balls and licks up all his bullshit

[arista]

Originally Posted by bots

Arista cups Trumps balls and licks up all his bullshit

Just CNN HD Live
does a good Inside Politics


CNN Numbers
270 needed to Win


At this time
Harris is projected to have 225

Trump is projected to have 219



Early days

[arista]

They are saying her first interview
is still not set up.

When that happens
all can change.

[arista]

Now CNN HD USA on UK TV
State of the Union

Live from the DNC (Democratic National Convention)

Of course, it is Empty
as it starts on Monday.

[arista]

[JD Vance and Tim Walz agree on 1 October Tuesday
VP debate]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4ge0ggk28lo

[Gusto Brunt]

I think Trump's close brush with death is affecting him. His recent speech was a bit of a crazy rant. Quite frankly gibberish.

He should NOT have told Biden he must step down from the campaign because Trump is looking all of his 78 years now.

Compared to Harris who is soon to be 60 but could pass for a 47 year old. A very attractive lady. But of course we can't say that any more.

But I just did.

[arista]

Live in Chicago DNC
Hilary Clinton is saluting Joe Biden

She has a Microphone,
but is shouting

SkyNewsHD
BBCnewsHD


Not on LBC.

[Maru]

I don't know that this impacts Kamala all that much, but it would've certainly have impacted Biden if he were still in:

Youtube video

More related to Kamala. I don't use Google, not even for Adwords, so I don't even know their ads work anymore:

Youtube video

[arista]

Old Biden now Live

He keeps putting a Hankey to his nose



Good on LBC radio
saying how silly he is just standing there


Now he is talking
but is the same talk he has been doing the last year

[Quantum Boy]

Originally Posted by Maru

I don't know that this impacts Kamala all that much, but it would've certainly have impacted Biden if he were still in:

Youtube video

More related to Kamala. I don't use Google, not even for Adwords, so I don't even know their ads work anymore:

Youtube video

Thank goodness Trump hasn't used and abused US politics to benefit and make money for himself or his family.


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[arista]

Good on Pete Buttigieg
(United States Secretary of Transportation)

Take's the time to go on FoxNewsHD Live in Chicago
Giving full details of his plans

Unlike Harris who says she will not go on that channel.

[Gusto Brunt]

What the heck was Biden on last night. He didn't fluff a word. And his eyes, were so blue.

A part of me thought it wasn't Biden, but an android.

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

What the heck was Biden on last night. He didn't fluff a word. And his eyes, were so blue.

A part of me thought it wasn't Biden, but an android.

At this point I'm just hoping he enjoys his retirement and goes away quietly.

[bots]

I think my Day 1 moment from the DNC was Nancy Pelosi holding up a "we love you Joe" sign during his speech

[bots]

Michelle knocked it out of the park and Barack's small dick reference was priceless

[Ammi]

…I’ve only watched a tiny snippet of Michelle but she’s a great public speaker…

[arista]

Dirty Bill Clinton
now Live in Chicago

SkyNewsHD
BBCnewsHD

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…I’ve only watched a tiny snippet of Michelle but she’s a great public speaker…

Plain, in your face lying. But you don't care.

[Maru]

Originally Posted by bots

Michelle knocked it out of the park and Barack's small dick reference was priceless

I read your comment before seeing snippets and caught this reference. The irony of that, is shortly after I saw that clip, Michelle then mentions about Kamala and Tim Walz "packing arenas". It clearly matters to both parties. Far too much, imo.

Edit: In fact, thinking now, it definitely mattered during Obama's campaign. That was one of the features of his run and he and the media became quite accustomed to these receptions. "Look at the crowds he draws! And they hang onto everything he says!". Had it not been for that phenomenon, the Democrat machine would've looked him over, which was still a major possibility then seeing how incestuous these parties are. So I think, this trend of politicians running as Rockstars really went into full swing with him. The public saw they could take literal nobodies, anoint them with an untouchable image, and then pressure the media to cover them.

Trump was the anti-Obama (birtherism), but I think in reality he was both impressed by and relished Obama's self-made status and seeked to emulate it. He was infamous for his Twitter retorts back then and the Presidential ticket was always a thing he mentioned. I still remember when he argued rather publicly with then-CEO of T-mobile because John Legere was ranting about the problem of his hotels, whereas Trump hit back about their terrible cell coverage (funny). I seem to remember John saw he wanted to run for President and made fun of him for it (also funny). His campaign started not too long after that spat when it still seemed a long shot. But I remember that theme of his desire to go for the President, in his tweets back then. I think he relishes the public's adoration.

Before 2016, Donald Trump had a history of toying with a presidential run
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/20...esidential-run

Donald Trump and T-Mobile's Legere in delightful Twitter fight
https://www.cnet.com/culture/donald-...twitter-fight/

[bots]

Originally Posted by Maru

I read your comment before seeing snippets and caught this reference. The irony of that, is shortly after I saw that clip, Michelle then mentions about Kamala and Tim Walz "packing arenas". It clearly matters to both parties. Far too much, imo.

Edit: In fact, thinking now, it definitely mattered during Obama's campaign. That was one of the features of his run and he and the media became quite accustomed to these receptions. "Look at the crowds he draws! And they hang onto everything he says!". Had it not been for that phenomenon, the Democrat machine would've looked him over, which was still a major possibility then seeing how incestuous these parties are. So I think, this trend of politicians running as Rockstars really went into full swing with him. The public saw they could take literal nobodies, anoint them with an untouchable image, and then pressure the media to cover them.

Trump was the anti-Obama (birtherism), but I think in reality he was both impressed by and relished Obama's self-made status and seeked to emulate it. He was infamous for his Twitter retorts back then and the Presidential ticket was always a thing he mentioned. I still remember when he argued rather publicly with then-CEO of T-mobile because John Legere was ranting about the problem of his hotels, whereas Trump hit back about their terrible cell coverage (funny). I seem to remember John saw he wanted to run for President and made fun of him for it (also funny). His campaign started not too long after that spat when it still seemed a long shot. But I remember that theme of his desire to go for the President, in his tweets back then. I think he relishes the public's adoration.

Before 2016, Donald Trump had a history of toying with a presidential run
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/20...esidential-run

Donald Trump and T-Mobile's Legere in delightful Twitter fight
https://www.cnet.com/culture/donald-...twitter-fight/

i think whoever is doing these type of things wants to pack arenas out, but Trump does appear to care more about it than most by suggesting the Harris crowds were AI generated and making up excuses why he wasn't getting the crowds or flat out lying about it

The simple reality is that they both have a similar number of supporters so comparing crowd sizes is almost completely irrelevant

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Alf

Plain, in your face lying. But you don't care.

https://projects.thestar.com/donald-trump-fact-check/