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whathehell

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30. Yes, very much so..

Reply to Peacetrain (Original post)

Sun Nov 10, 2024, 09:41 PM

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Don't you just feel like yelling... "for the love of Mike.. quit the blame game over the election loss" [View all] Peacetrain Nov 10 OP

I think it's important to study this campaign for future elections BannonsLiver Nov 10 #1

Could not agree more.. Peacetrain Nov 10 #2

Sure but it's not even been a week yet qazplm135 Nov 10 #11

I don't disagree BannonsLiver Nov 10 #13

I have ForgedCrank Nov 10 #14

I would agree, but... Karasu Nov 10 #27

Yes, a lot of people seem to feel that way. BannonsLiver Nov 10 #32

"...future elections..." dchill Nov 10 #33

You do you. BannonsLiver Nov 10 #35

I'd never recommend that. dchill Nov 10 #36

Yes, although GoCubsGo Nov 10 #3

I hear you Peacetrain Nov 10 #4

Agenda moving forward should be issues, issues, issues. TwilightZone Nov 10 #5

This!!! Peacetrain Nov 10 #6

Harris had great issues. They didn't mean shit to over half of the country. Autumn Nov 10 #8

Don't ignore Trump. They need to hold him accountable. iemanja Nov 10 #10

Nope. I enjoy hearing the different opinions as to what went wrong. Autumn Nov 10 #7

I just got off the phone after an hour long conversation on why young voters went to Trump Peacetrain Nov 10 #9

Of course Cirsium Nov 10 #12

I'm Proud Of Her Schlocko Nov 10 #15

"Joe Biden stayed too long" Martin Eden Nov 11 #38

EXACTLY. You nailed it with this: ancianita Nov 10 #16

it's like a soap-opera stillcool Nov 10 #17

I would like to know why ten million who voted in 2020 stayed home. Evolve Dammit Nov 10 #18

Me too, Evolve Dammit. littlemissmartypants Nov 10 #20

I'm at a loss. Especially when the stakes were so obviously high (democracy, rule of law, etc.). Makes no sense. Evolve Dammit Nov 11 #41

It's been less than a week Prairie Gates Nov 10 #19

Yeah, it will take time for people to process this. Xavier Breath Nov 10 #29

We need to copy their media network strategy Beck23 Nov 10 #21

Yeah, I do. There's no point. The blame lies with all Americans, who have decided to commit national suicide. NNadir Nov 10 #22

I'm sorry, but I don't think the blame whathehell Nov 11 #39

GAWD YES! Stop PortTack Nov 10 #23

"Young people voted in their first election this time who were only 10 when Trump first ran..." BumRushDaShow Nov 10 #24

Seriously. Babajida Nov 10 #25

Hate the blame the Democrats pile-on. It's like accuse the victim. SO OVER IT!!! Clouds Passing Nov 10 #26

That was part of the mission... 2naSalit Nov 10 #31

Exactly! So many "shut up we lost", "we suck" , "we sat this one out" Clouds Passing Nov 10 #34

Correct all the young voters only knew him growing up for a decade FloridaBlues Nov 10 #28

Yes, very much so.. whathehell Nov 10 #30

With due respect JR11 Nov 10 #37

I try not to be judgemental. Emile Nov 11 #40