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In reply to the discussion: Harris has a charisma and positive vibe that Hillary struggled with. I think she is more likable, especially with young [View all]ms liberty
(10,389 posts)19. All good points. Everyone discounted that the right had vilified and demonized her for almost 20 years
They started making the case against Hillary for President on the day Bill announced his run. There are people who raised their children to know that Hillary was going to run fo President one day and they needed to be ready to vote against her and save Amurika. That was the main reason I didn't want her as our nominee, in either 08 or 16. And while she's very good at the job part, and is a really admirable, smart woman she's not a natural at campaigning. She never seemed really comfortable.
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Harris has a charisma and positive vibe that Hillary struggled with. I think she is more likable, especially with young [View all]
Quixote1818
Jul 2024
OP
It really sucks that things are so superficial . Hoping the momentum keeps rolling BUT don't forget
mucifer
Jul 2024
#1
She's really grown into her role & exudes confidence she didn't have four years ago.
CrispyQ
Jul 2024
#2
I was just talking with someone about that this am. She has really grown. She exudes confidence!
PortTack
Jul 2024
#27
Yeah, I loved HC but you're right, she was someone that a lot of people (idiots) didn't like for some (no) reason. nt
still-prayin4rain
Jul 2024
#3
It's so true, and it makes me so freaking mad. Few things can make my blood boil more than thinking
still-prayin4rain
Jul 2024
#58
Looking at at Trump shooting thread in another forum: Kamala is likely wearing a bullet proof vest already
LeftInTX
Jul 2024
#42
All good points. Everyone discounted that the right had vilified and demonized her for almost 20 years
ms liberty
Jul 2024
#19
I didn't see evidence of hard campaigning in my state; I saw almost none at all.
Ocelot II
Jul 2024
#22
I don't know what was happening with lawn signs in every single campaign office. Here is what I do know:
StevieM
Jul 2024
#26
That's right...and among her many accomplishments helping a women ascend to the WH will be one of them.
PortTack
Jul 2024
#29
I got the same response from someone when asked why they didn't like Bernie Sanders.
thesquanderer
Jul 2024
#46
She seemed to have plenty of charisma and positive vibe from 2010-2013 when she was incredibly popular.
StevieM
Jul 2024
#24
She polled so well in 2014 that John McCain said, "If the election were held tomorrow, Hillary Clinton would
betsuni
Jul 2024
#63
Absoluely agree with you! I love Hillary but Kamala has 'it' and she will energize young voters and
beaglelover
Jul 2024
#43
I remember people saying that Hillary back then was much warmer one on one, or with a small group of people.
electric_blue68
Jul 2024
#47
The RW had been attacking and building narratives about Hillary for decades.
Crunchy Frog
Jul 2024
#56
I think back then there was concern over how much anger or harshness to show, etc
ecstatic
Jul 2024
#61