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Fun Fact: More people liked Hillary for POTUS than Trump.

Hillary was so unlikable she got more popular votes than he did.

What Trump may or may not do if he is elected is a hypothetical which has nothing with the subject matter of this thread. This is nothing but a deflection on your part. Again start a Kamala and Jan 6 thread if you want to discuss that (and the mods will probably let you considering all the trans threads they allow here).

You keep bringing Jan 6 into a discussion/thread about the 2020 riots so you are conflating the two.

Both situations are not analogous but you keep conflating the 2020 peaceful protests with those who assaulted LEO officers and broke into the Capitol building. Jan 6 is not the subject matter of this thread. If you want to start a new thread on Kamala and her reaction or response to Jan 6, I am sure the mods would allow that.

That is an appropriate name for Axelrod's podcast.

You don't seem to recognize the difference between a peaceful protest and a riot or attempted insurrection.

According to the MAGA crowd, anyone who is not a white male is a DEI hire.

And what were his accomplishments as VP?

Not true, he gave a speech at the Democratic convention in 2004 and it was so impressive that he was immediately labeled as a future POTUS nominee by the Democrats. Most people thought 2008 was too early for him and that he should have waited another 4 years, but they were wrong. And this is like Obama in that I haven't seen Democrats or people on the left this excited about a POTUS candidacy since Obama.

Supporting those who were protesting is not repugnant. Once again, she never supported the rioters, looters, arsonists, etc.

He says he is going to grant all those convicted of Jan 6 crimes a pardon...kinda sounds like support to me.

Who cares. Who is the last VP that has ever accomplished anything?

No, Harris never supported the 2020 riots at all. Quit lying.

Go find the Colin Kaepernick thread in the PSF where several folks kept pointing out that Kaep was "half white" and that disqualified him for protesting injustice against blacks or African Americans

I remember a knock against Colin Kaepernick was that he wasn't "black enough" and wasn't qualified to kneel for racial injustice or speak for African Americans because his mother was white and that criticism was coming almost exclusively from white folks on the right.

Two words should do it "Trump Presidency" Looking at voter registration (which I posted elsewhere) the number of young people so far who have registered has been very promising.

I was speaking as to how I believe most Americans perceive this, not just African Americans. I am only seeing the "She Ain't Black" meme or any issue as to how she labels herself coming from just the white MAGA crowd.

Whether she calls herself, Black, African American or A Person Of Color is a complete non-issue as far as most Americans are concerned. Yeah, the MAGA and Trump crowd might think that it is really important how she labels herself racially, but claiming she is not really Black or African American is probably not going win many votes.

And they hardly have the moral high ground here when Trump is a proven serial adulterer with all his wives (most recently with Stormy Daniels while his wife was pregnant with Barron).

A distinction without a difference as far I am concerned and I think most folks find those two terms synonymous.

I would imagine she has since she was bussed with the other black school kids in Oakland (which she brought up in debate with Biden).

What thread is? This is a forum where most of the denizens think nuance is something you find in the deli section at the market.

Who are they and what are they deleting or amending?

Who has been saying that outside of TimSchochet? It looks better for her than it did for Biden and she has gotten off to a great start, but I am waiting to see the polls in a week or two before I start making any predictions.