All the more for her to say "I can help both sides heal".....
and that shit only plays on twitter
Her political instincts being bad are pretty confirmed. Just look at her first response to a cover stimulus
During the third night of riots, I remember watching Woke, thinking, "Welp...there goes Kamala Harris' nod."Harris political instincts are garbage and the Harris is a cop shit is a nightmare right now.
iirc, Harris' numbers have been on the rise since then, even with black votersDuring the third night of riots, I remember watching Woke, thinking, "Welp...there goes Kamala Harris' nod."
Val Demmings would be a good choice. Former cop, but one of the more vocal faces in the impeachment. Having met her she's a very nice person to boot.
According to a 2015 article in The Atlantic, the Orlando Police Department "has a long record of excessive-force allegations, and a lack of transparency on the subject, dating back at least as far as Demings's time as chief."[10] A 2008 Orlando Weekly exposé described the Orlando Police Department as "a place where rogue cops operate with impunity, and there's nothing anybody who finds himself at the wrong end of their short fuse can do about it."[11] Demings responded with an op-ed in the Orlando Sentinel, arguing that "Looking for a negative story in a police department is like looking for a prayer at church" and added that "It won't take long to find one." In the same op-ed, she cast doubt on video evidence that conflicts with officers' statements in excessive force cases, writing, "a few seconds (even of video) rarely capture the entire set of circumstances."[10]
In 2010, an Orlando police officer flipped 84-year-old Daniel Daley over his shoulder after the man became belligerent, throwing him to the ground and breaking a vertebra in his neck.[12] Daley alleged excessive force and filed a lawsuit. The police department cleared the officer as "justified" in using a "hard take down" to arrest Daley, concluding he used the technique correctly even though he and the other officer made conflicting statements. Demings said "the officer performed the technique within department guidelines" but also said that her department had "begun the process of reviewing the use of force policy and will make appropriate modifications." A federal jury ruled in Daley's favor and awarded him $880,000 in damages.
Demings retired from her position as chief of OPD effective June 1, 2011, after serving with the OPD for 27 years.
you are very brave for doing thisI would like to formally announce that I am also withdrawing myself from contention for the position
Why? I don't get it.iirc, Harris' numbers have been on the rise since then, even with black voters
need to try and find where i saw that
well known in the party, woman/poc on the ticket, didn't fuck up too much during the primary would be my guesses
She wasn't even close to being the front runner. There was a shit storm that she was even being considered.I didn't like her but she was absolutely the front runner until Floyd was murdered.
Klob would've been a choice for a strategy of doubling down on Biden's midwest appeal, but that seems pretty unnecessary at this point. If Biden is in danger of losing Minnesota, then he's already on track to lose several other states that'll cost him the EC anyway.Is Minnesota really a toss up at this point? It feels like having her as VP seems less and less important.
I think Kamala is the one, though.
The poll of 2,240 Democratic primary voters, conducted by Monmouth University between June 1 and June 9, found that 28% said they would like to see Biden pick Harris
Biden's other primary opponents were also popular, with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) preferred by 13% and Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) preferred by 12%
The poll represents a departure from April, before the George Floyd protests, when polls generally showed Warren favored as part of a desire to see a progressive balance out the ticket and win over Sanders voters.
Its probably just me but the whole copmala seems very racist. When I hear it I hear "She's not really black she's white (cop)" but hey what do I know?
Basically.because the whole "copmala" thing is bullshit and people outside of twitter/era know it
I thought I read a poll on here a week or two ago that black voters preferred Warren on the whole.this isn't what i saw last week, but this poll did come out recently:
Panel Of Democratic Voters Shows Support For Kamala Harris As VP
A majority said they prefer a woman of color as nationwide protests against racism have resulted in sweeping changes.www.forbes.com
they preferred Warren over Kamala during the primaries for sureI thought I read a poll on here a week or two ago that black voters preferred Warren on the whole.
You're probably right. "Both sides" is a damn slur in my eyes at this point.
Its probably just me but the whole copmala seems very racist. When I hear it I hear "She's not really black she's white (cop)" but hey what do I know?
For the best. But I feel like her saying this publicly guarantees it will be a woman of color.
First thought I had too. Centrist dems gonna do what they do tho.
That was the case for a while but those numbers have shifted lately. Though also easy to see why: Kamala has been doing a lot of press lately and her profile is growing while Warren's has understandably shrunken since suspending her campaign.I thought I read a poll on here a week or two ago that black voters preferred Warren on the whole.