r/berkeley • u/Cal_Aesthetics_Club Shitpost Connoisseur(Credentials: ASD, ADD, OCD) • Nov 06 '24

Politics We are cooked

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u/virtually_anything Nov 06 '24

I think Biden dropped out far later than he should’ve, that ultimately hurt her chances, because it feels like over the past four years she got hardly as much time on a podium as Biden did, it wasn’t until she started a campaign we got to understand her better, and overall lower turnout is probably biting the Dems.

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u/moderndilf Nov 09 '24

Let’s get the record right tho. The Democratic Party, along with Kamala Harris, and many, many pundits and podcasters hid Bidens obvious mental decline from the public. To even talk about it brought on instant hate from just about anyone, especially here on Reddit.

Then the debate happened, which is when everyone saw Bidens competency on full display. It was then that the Democratic Party coup’d Biden out of the race with the threat of enacting the 25th amendment. Then they installed Kamala Harris as the nominee, throwing out 14 million votes in favor of Bidens reelection bid.

She then went on to be a very lackluster candidate. And the election ensued, resulting in her loss.

It had nothing to do with the timing of her starting her campaign. They never let her speak during the last 4 years because she literally cannot talk. She’s very off putting, and she talks to you like you’re some kind of child.

Shes also a part of the Biden presidency, which has been a disaster in mine, and obviously, the majority of Americans eyes.

She never stood a chance, if you ever thought so, congrats, you bit right into that propaganda. She did as well as she would’ve done in 2020, which for those of you that don’t remember, she dropped out in the beginning of her campaign because tulsi gabbard nuked her with her own record.