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I've read people say this over and over. And yet, I don't know of any single substantive position that Kamala has taken. She chose a vibes fight and she lost.
by laborcontract 2y ago
I've read people say this over and over. And yet, I don't know of any single substantive position that Kamala has taken. She chose a vibes fight and she lost.
- selfmodruntime 2y agoThe common answer to that was often "just read this 90 page document where she vaguely describes her opinions". This isn't how it works, people.
- therouwboat 2y agoDo you wait for candidate to come tell you their position? Even in smaller elections, I feel like its my job to find "my candidate".
- laborcontract 2y agolook at the comment i’m replying to. if you go to both candidates pages, they’ll have their policy positions laid out. Kamala made none of them a part of her core message. She instead leaned bizarrely into the threat of fascism.
- johnny22 2y agomiddle class taxes cuts, bringing back roe v wade.. all that..
- slothtrop 2y agoShe was weak on messaging, but her proposal for housing was good (improving affordability has appeal, but she failed to capitalize on it). What confounded this in part was that she probably meant to mostly stay in line with Biden's policies, and you can't connect with voters on that. They're concerned about inflation and the border. Biden's administration already fucked that up for her; they fixed the border, but too little too late (so what is there to say?), and while inflation has abated and wage-growth has improved, people still feel poorer than before 2020 (so what is there to say?). I can't see how anyone else in her position would have done much better. I don't blame Harris much.