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In reply to the discussion: Harris Walz 2028? [View all]VMA131Marine
(5,009 posts)55. It all depends who else runs in the primary
We dont even know what the state of the country will be in November 2028. We can only hope that Trump has gone to that great golf course in the sky by then where the water hazards and sand traps are completely unavoidable and the Devil takes a very dim view of cheating.
If Harris wins the primary I will of course vote for her in the general election. No guarantee the Walz will be her running mate again though. He may even run against her in the primary. Also, do we know that Harris is not going to run for Governor of California? She would automatically be the favourite I think.
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Racism was a major issue in 2008 and 2012 too. But it didnt cost Obama the elections
SSJVegeta
Sunday
#59
Many women, especially in the South, are not "comfortable voting for a woman for president"
Iris
Sunday
#58
It's not that either Clinton or Harris were unpopular; they weren't unpopular with Democrats.
Ocelot II
Sunday
#38
I think it would be more difficult to win a primary--same as Bernie Sanders
AZProgressive
Sunday
#40
Myth that the majority of Americans are secretly populist progressives yearning for economic class revolution
betsuni
Sunday
#49
"In October, O'Malley Dillon and Lorraine Voles, Harris's chief of staff, had gone to the White House
betsuni
Sunday
#47
I think one thing that could have helped Harris is if Biden would have assigned her
karynnj
Sunday
#9
Like it or not, we will not win if a woman is atop the ticket. This backwards country will not elect a female president.
LonePirate
Sunday
#4
Women make up a majority ofbthe country and a woman won the popular vote in 2016.
SSJVegeta
Sunday
#7
Just because misogny exists, doesnt mean that a fascist was elected solely because of it.
SSJVegeta
Sunday
#19
And what do you say about all of the women who failed to vote for Harris, and/or voted for Trump
SSJVegeta
Sunday
#21
No. Many didn't vote for her because she's a woman. Others didn't vote for her because she's black.
Scrivener7
Sunday
#22
If sexism was the reason, Clinton wouldnt have won the popular vote. If racsm was the reason, Obama would never
SSJVegeta
Sunday
#27
Nope. Run a middle aged, white, protestant, straight man and we'll win. Without
Scrivener7
Sunday
#28
That's nice. But it's ridiculous to say you guarantee such a thing. Have a lovely evening.
Scrivener7
Sunday
#52
I could not agree with you MORE!! I believe the torch is starting to be passed to AOC & she IS the future of our party!!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Sunday
#44
Me too!! As long as we stick to our progressive principles, we are going to kick some serious ass in 2028!!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Sunday
#26
It might be unprecedented but the combination of Harris/Walz, with sufficient time to campaign, would be a powerful one
InAbLuEsTaTe
Sunday
#45
I will vote for whom ever is on the ticket. My first choices are rarely if ever the nominees nt
Javaman
Sunday
#32
No. The poll is asking if thats what we want. Not whether we would support it.
SSJVegeta
19 hrs ago
#63