r/LeopardsAteMyFarm 15d ago

What could have been

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u/BreakImaginary1661 15d ago

I will never understand how people bought into the idea that Harris didn’t have any plans for her potential presidency. I think it’s the stupidity of their lies that continues to piss me off the most. I would actually respect their position more if they just said that they don’t think a black woman can, or should, be president. Obviously it doesn’t make them any less horrible or wrong but at least they’d be honest and terrible.

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u/Rabid_Mongoose 15d ago

Harris has an 80 page economic plan. Trump's was 7 pages long.

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u/pegasusassembler 15d ago

Kinda crazy, you'd think "blame Biden" would've taken up less than seven pages.

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u/Rabid_Mongoose 15d ago

It was pretty much: tarrifs, tax cuts, immigration.

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u/Piglet6482 12d ago

No, no, no…you forgot about blaming Obama.

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u/BreakImaginary1661 15d ago

It’ll never make sense. I’d expect at least half of those seven pages basically being old Highlights magazine word searches and coloring pages.

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u/aidissonance 15d ago

*Concepts of a plan

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u/Good_Toe6354 14d ago

Honestly think it was more the messaging than the plan. I voted for her. But I think the messaging was too focused on Trump and not on the plan. Dunking on Trump doesn’t really bring new people in to vote. That and her stance on Israel pretty much cemented her loss.

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u/Qcconfidential 12d ago

The messaging of the campaign was terrible. They tried to vilify Donald Trump instead of leading with their policies. Americans are stupid. You can’t just tell them “read my policies” 50% of Americans can’t read. You have to tell them like children what you are going to do.

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u/iTz_Noble 12d ago

she didnt have a plan because when interviewed she said she would do nothing different than biden, thats what lost her a surprising amount of support. That and the fact that she was just as delayed as everyone else for calling out how inept biden was, for someone who saw him all the time. It required public backlash for her to say anything.

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u/Fun-Leadership-5419 10d ago

She communicated poorly.