(08-01-2024, 12:35 PM)jagibelieve Wrote:

(08-01-2024, 09:29 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: What he said about her racial identity is news.  That's why it gets reported.  

Do you really think that was wise for him to do that?  Don't you think he stepped on his own message with that one?  I know you don't like the MSM, but he served it up on a silver platter.  They can't ignore it.  

First question was from ABC News, and his answer was to attack ABC News.  He's an idiot.  He has winning issues.  He needs to stick to the winning issues no matter what.  But he can't do that because he has no self-discipline.  Any other person running on those exact same issues would win in a landslide.  You are obviously an intelligent person, and I don't know why you can't see him for what he is.

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I totally agree.  I think that's why she didn't go to the NABJ.  She doesn't need to answer questions.  She just needs to smile and wave, give canned speeches, and let Trump do himself in.

Here are a few questions for you Marty.  I hope that you will answer them honestly.

(1) Was the un-democratic appointment of Kamala really the best choice for the democrats?  Why or why not?

If your answer is somewhere along the lines of "next in line" or "serving as Vice President", why exactly was she selected?  What were the two main criteria that Biden himself said that he wanted when selecting a running mate?

(2) What exactly has Kamala accomplished?

Regarding the first part in bold, the first "question" was an attack on Trump.  (3) Has the "media" ever questioned Biden as to why he told a black audience that if they didn't vote for them then "you aint black"?  Would that be a "question" or an "attack"?

Regarding the second part in bold, that kind of thinking could explain why she has not done a single interview or press conference since being un-democratically appointed.

(1) With the primary contests over, yes, consolidating around Kamala without any public dissent was the best choice.  While it was possible for the delegates and donors to pick someone else, or set up a floor contest, neither group wants to expose the extent of their influence that way.  These people like being relatively anonymous and worry that they would lose both their access and their influence if they ever became more well known.  They would have loved to have the voters decide, but there was no time for that.

(2) Vice presidents and senators rarely accomplish anything.  You'd have to look at her time as a prosecutor.  You can.  I don't care.

(3) Biden apologized for the "you ain't black" comment within hours of saying it.

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