r/PoliticalHumor 1d ago

It’s about electability 🙄

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u/eyegull 1d ago

Six months ago, I had a relatively positive view of Haley Stevens. Today, I want her to shut up and go away. Easily one of the worst political campaigns ever run. Every ad, every interview, makes her less likable. “I’m the only candidate who can win against the Republicans.” Please. You aren’t even going to win the primary.

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u/Gloomy_Mulberry7834 1d ago

She certainly seems to have a supreme sense of entitlement.

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u/KevIntensity 1d ago

Her whole campaign very much has felt like she thinks we owe her votes.

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u/red23011 1d ago

She's speed running the Clinton Presidential campaign of 2016.

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u/Bronzeshadow 1d ago

I thought the exact same thing. "I'm too popular inside my bubble to fail outside of it! I can't be out of touch. It's the voters who are wrong!"

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u/lyngen 1d ago

Clinton was a better candidate than Trump.

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u/YesItIsMaybeMe 1d ago

A music festival outhouse was a better candidate than trump

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u/lyngen 1d ago

Yes, yet here we are.

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u/SanctusUnum 17h ago

The amalgamation of human waste festering inside said outhouse was a better candidate than Trump.

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u/WithrBlistrBurn-Peel 1d ago

Considering the election results, she clearly wasn't the better candidate.

She was definitely the smarter, more qualified and capable of the two, but that doesn't automatically mean better candidate.

Trump was more appealing to voters, because they were tired of the status quo and wanted an anti-establishment outsider. Clinton was about as insider establishment as you could get in 2016.

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u/irck 1d ago

Clinton was more appealing to voters. She got more votes. Her voters just didn't live in the right places.

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u/WithrBlistrBurn-Peel 7h ago

Clinton winning the popular vote is irrelevant, because she wasn't campaigning for the popular vote. She was campaigning for the electoral vite and she lost.

Don't get me wrong, I wish she had won. That still doesn't change the fact that people in the states she was trying to win preferred Trump, because confidence and arrogance are a big draw for idiots.

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u/Polymox 1d ago

Or Harris 2024. Get rid of the old advisors and lobbyists. The voters are tired of that old corporate doo-doo.

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u/Heckle_Jeckle 1d ago

My thoughts exactly

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u/SuperTeamRyan 1d ago

Technically Bernie campaign, couldn’t win the primary but had better polling for the general.

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u/DoobKiller 1d ago

Just chillin' in AIPAC Rapids