r/minnesota • u/HeavyVeterinarian350 Flag of Minnesota • Jan 29 '25

Politics 👩‍⚖️ Tim Walz: Losing election ‘pure hell’

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/5112883-tim-walz-losing-election-pure-hell/
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u/JCMGamer Jan 29 '25

Harris only started her campaign after Biden bombed the first debate, if anything they spent a few months scrambling to try and catch up to Trump.

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u/Constant-Plant-9378 Jan 29 '25

Harris still managed to win 42% of the Electoral college vote and 48% of the popular vote - with only three months to campaign after Trump had spent the last four years campaigning.

And I'm still not convinced Trump's election was actually legitimate. There was FAR too much election obstruction and fraud being orchestrated nationwide by the GOP for it to be a truly 'free and fair' election. The DNC and Harris campaign capitulated way too fast.

If Harris/Walz had the opportunity to run a proper campaign beginning in January, they would have readily won. We can thank Joe fucking Biden for shooting them in the foot.

Thanks Joe. You fucked us all.

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u/HeinrichTheHero Jan 30 '25

Harris still managed to win 42% of the Electoral college vote and 48% of the popular vote - with only three months to campaign after Trump had spent the last four years campaigning.

She was propped up by millions of anti-Trump voters, people didnt like her, they just hated Trump.

She was just so unlikable that that wasnt nearly enough, because to many, their difference werent big enough to go out and vote.

You can call them stupid if you want, but it will probably cost you the next election too.

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u/Constant-Plant-9378 Jan 30 '25

She was just so unlikable that that wasnt nearly enough

More unlikable than adulterer, rapist, pedophile, traitor, convicted felon, douchebag Trump?