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‘The Movement to Convince Biden to Not Run Is Real’
(www.politico.com)
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Why would Kamala be the worst candidate?
A bland and unprincipled candidate whose positions shift based on polling numbers. Not to mention her prosecutorial background and close proximity to SF corruption scandals makes her an easy target.
She's not worse than Biden but not great. He should have chosen Stacey Abrams.
Her history as a prosecutor in California makes her significantly worse. She's personally locked up a lot of POC for drug possession.
She seems vague and even incoherent a lot of the time, I'm not so sure she's better.
Stacey or Kamala?
Kamala
Yeah hard sell on the whiney voice too
I think Tammy Duckworth would've been a good choice.
She would have been such a great choice. Completely unassailable from all sides and sharp as a tack.
Everyone hates her for very good reasons.
There is a reason California didn't vote for her.
Why do people just go on the internet and tell lies like this? California elected her attorney general for 8 years and senator once.
They might be talking about her primary run for President specifically, but she had dropped out way before then I'm pretty sure. That is, I am not sure if California even had a chance to vote for her. It's one of the parts that suck about US primaries and being in a late state. Sometimes you don't even get a chance to vote for the person you wanted to vote for before they drop out.
What are those very good reasons? I really don't know.
Her background is as a "tough on crime" (read: shitty on civil rights) prosecuting attorney.
She was incredibly unpopular when she ran in the primary. Her campaign failed well before Biden was the heir apparent.
Running Kamala would be making the same mistake they made back in 2016. She is polarizing, and extremely unlikeable. Anyone that worked with her or her department when she was in law in CA has nothing but bad things to say about her.
Running Kamala would be giving Trump a second term.
She’s not white and female, those reasons alone mean she’s lost over a quarter of the nation.
That portion of the country wouldn't vote for any Democrat anyways.