Kamala Harris dropped out of the presidential race.

[Justin Jared]

Kamala Harris dropped out of the presidential race.

Link: Kamala Harris Drops Out Of 2020 Presidential Race : NPR

I feel kind of shocked that Kamala Harris dropped out of the Presidential race so early. I thought she'd stay in the presidential race until she was in the Iowa caucuses getting voted on, or the first few primary and causes states in February of 2020 until she found out that she was underperforming, and that she was underperforming so much so that she would decide to drop out of the race. Instead, she ended up dropping out this month on the 3rd due to financial failures of her campaign and whatever else. Rumors had been circulating that her campaign had been struggling with having not strong infrastructure, organization, and a clear, infectious, and memorable message or theme. Her campaign aide recently resigned or something, and ended up joining Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaign -- and ended up writing a scathing resignation letter summarizing her experience working for her campaign and criticizing it horribly.

Is anyone else here shocked by her dropping out of the presidential race at the time she did like I was? Not shocked? If shocked, why shocked? If not shocked, why not shocked?

 

[MrPeanut]

I think it was a smart move and frankly shows a lot of maturity. She never really got any momentum going and wasn't seeing the type of fundraising numbers she would need to justify staying in the race. I'm a little surprised she dropped out before Tulsi, Klobuchar, and all of the <1 percent candidates.

 

[lemmiwinx]

Kamala had no business getting in the race in the first place. She had nothing to run on and she's not exactly easy on the eyes.

 

[Exquisitor]

Kamala had no business getting in the race in the first place. She had nothing to run on and she's not exactly easy on the eyes.

I think she really looks good, but I know better.

She has a Saturn Return in 2020 like Bush did in 2000.

Her astrological traits are -11 to win the general.

Put that up against Trump 5, Tulsi 5, Biden 7, Sanders 7, Warren1, Booker, Amy 0, Booker -1, Pete -6, Hillary -2, Bill 18, Ivanka 16 and others who didn't run 16, 11, 9, Pence 1, Bush 15, Gore 1.

https://www.debatepolitics.com/us-el...elections.html

 

[Felis Leo]

Kamala Harris dropped out of the presidential race.

Link: Kamala Harris Drops Out Of 2020 Presidential Race : NPR

I feel kind of shocked that Kamala Harris dropped out of the Presidential race so early. I thought she'd stay in the presidential race until she was in the Iowa caucuses getting voted on, or the first few primary and causes states in February of 2020 until she found out that she was underperforming, and that she was underperforming so much so that she would decide to drop out of the race. Instead, she ended up dropping out this month on the 3rd due to financial failures of her campaign and whatever else. Rumors had been circulating that her campaign had been struggling with having not strong infrastructure, organization, and a clear, infectious, and memorable message or theme. Her campaign aide recently resigned or something, and ended up joining Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaign -- and ended up writing a scathing resignation letter summarizing her experience working for her campaign and criticizing it horribly.

Is anyone else here shocked by her dropping out of the presidential race at the time she did like I was? Not shocked? If shocked, why shocked? If not shocked, why not shocked?

First off, I think it is understandable. Kamala Harris is not a fighter proven ready to take on a national campaign that isn't anything more than an intra-party cake walk. It must be remembered that she won her Senate seat paired against a fellow Democrat, because our state is just that deep-blue.

Second, it is smart, because I am sure she did not want to go into millions of dollars of campaign debt like many failed candidates end up in.

 

[Felis Leo]

Kamala had no business getting in the race in the first place. She had nothing to run on and she's not exactly easy on the eyes.

That's kind of harsh. I think she looks perfectly decent for a woman of her age.

 

[Moderate Right]

Kamala Harris dropped out of the presidential race.

Link: Kamala Harris Drops Out Of 2020 Presidential Race : NPR

I feel kind of shocked that Kamala Harris dropped out of the Presidential race so early. I thought she'd stay in the presidential race until she was in the Iowa caucuses getting voted on, or the first few primary and causes states in February of 2020 until she found out that she was underperforming, and that she was underperforming so much so that she would decide to drop out of the race. Instead, she ended up dropping out this month on the 3rd due to financial failures of her campaign and whatever else. Rumors had been circulating that her campaign had been struggling with having not strong infrastructure, organization, and a clear, infectious, and memorable message or theme. Her campaign aide recently resigned or something, and ended up joining Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaign -- and ended up writing a scathing resignation letter summarizing her experience working for her campaign and criticizing it horribly.

Is anyone else here shocked by her dropping out of the presidential race at the time she did like I was? Not shocked? If shocked, why shocked? If not shocked, why not shocked?

I'll give her credit for knowing reality. If a black person can't muster up even the votes of blacks they are done for. Corey Booker isn't so smart.

 

[lemmiwinx]

That's kind of harsh. I think she looks perfectly decent for a woman of her age.

Looking good for her age wasn't going to get her elected unless she had money like Pelosi or Warren.

 

[Exquisitor]

I'll give her credit for knowing reality. If a black person can't muster up even the votes of blacks they are done for. Corey Booker isn't so smart.

None of them have done their homework.

If you want to run for President you should have your chart done.

Then you should post to this link if you have a good score and if you don't, forget it.

Well, there could always be a time when nobody had a score.

https://www.debatepolitics.com/us-el...elections.html

 

[Moderate Right]

None of them have done their homework.

If you want to run for President you should have your chart done.

Then you should post to this link if you have a good score and if you don't, forget it.

Well, there could always be a time when nobody had a score.

https://www.debatepolitics.com/us-el...elections.html

Couldn't get your link to work.

 

[3leftsdoo]

Kamala Harris dropped out of the presidential race.

Link: Kamala Harris Drops Out Of 2020 Presidential Race : NPR

I feel kind of shocked that Kamala Harris dropped out of the Presidential race so early. I thought she'd stay in the presidential race until she was in the Iowa caucuses getting voted on, or the first few primary and causes states in February of 2020 until she found out that she was underperforming, and that she was underperforming so much so that she would decide to drop out of the race. Instead, she ended up dropping out this month on the 3rd due to financial failures of her campaign and whatever else. Rumors had been circulating that her campaign had been struggling with having not strong infrastructure, organization, and a clear, infectious, and memorable message or theme. Her campaign aide recently resigned or something, and ended up joining Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaign -- and ended up writing a scathing resignation letter summarizing her experience working for her campaign and criticizing it horribly.

Is anyone else here shocked by her dropping out of the presidential race at the time she did like I was? Not shocked? If shocked, why shocked? If not shocked, why not shocked?

The moronic media lickspittle liberals are calling it "shocking," and this should be the first clue it isn't.

What IS shocking?

That a monster like her EVER had any support at any level.

 

[Exquisitor]

Couldn't get your link to work.

Try my sig line.

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