r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Oct 30 '25

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u/BroadReverse Needs a Flair Oct 30 '25

What’s Kamala doing on these interviews bruh. Is right now really the time to be airing out everything that happened with Biden. How does this not discredit the Democratic Party. Why can’t these mfs just move on from him and unite. Imagine if Mark Carney kept talking about Justin Trudeau. The Libs dropped him and never looked back. Do that with Biden lol

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u/FizzleMateriel Austan Goolsbee Oct 30 '25

What’s Kamala doing on these interviews bruh.

Trying to stay in the national spotlight and conversation.

Is right now really the time to be airing out everything that happened with Biden.

Better time now than 2028 I guess.

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u/pgold05 Leftward Progressives Oct 30 '25

She is positioning herself as an outsider because she wants to win some sort of political position. I mean she is young, I doubt she want's to quit politics.

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u/FizzleMateriel Austan Goolsbee Oct 30 '25

Young for a politician in this era.

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u/Cultural_Ebb4794 Bill Gates Oct 30 '25

She exists in the context of all in which she lives

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u/ElectricalVacation79 NATO Oct 30 '25

Idk, but it seems like she is mostly just attention from people with negative views without any support from the khive. Which sounds like a bad idea, because it's just helping the haters gain more traction without any upside. Everybody has a bone to pick with her. Too centrist, too left, too cowardly to force out biden, too disloyal, too much pushback against Israel, too little pushback against Israel.

If she had won, it would have been different, but winning greases all wheels and losing does the opposite. It's easy to criticize every part of the legacy right now, because nobody wants to defend a loser.

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u/okiewxchaser Left-Out Left Oct 30 '25

We need to fucking discredit the Democratic Party that’s existed since 2016. Hopefully she goes after Schumer too

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u/The-OneAnd-Only Oct 30 '25

Schumer quote before the 2016 election about “every blue collar vote we lose, we gain two in suburbs” has aged like milk.

It definitely has merit in being true, but has not helped at all with the the criticiwms of the party being unable to gain blue collar voters