A tweet explaining why kamala really lost and it's absolutely spot on

[Dallas' 4 Eva]

At the bolded part - Indeed. This post link is exactly the problem you are talking about.

That post is pitiful. It's always emotions and fear mongering with black people, even though why the dems losing and being unpopular is literally RIGHT IN YOUR FACE TO SEE. Denying reality and deflecting and trying to shift blame is some straight female ass shyt, not suprised given how gynocentric the community is. It's why we don't get anywhere or get anything, the community moves around our women, no other community does this they move around their men and that why they actually get what they want and get tangible and do better economically and socially. One day black people will learn this I hope.

 

[Rick Fox at UNC]

That's part of it, but white women voted highly in favor of Trump this time as well.

Hilary got more votes with them and this is while they knew what Republicans did last time to their rights.

This was primarily race-related imo, we're not over that as a country/species.

Obama served two terms.

Hillary was defeated.

I'm not downplaying the race problem in America, but Kamala has been a problematic candidate. She was placed as the democratic nominee without actually winning a primary and everything about her appears malleable (even her own identity).

She comes across as disingenuous and insincere, lacks in leadership, and seemingly had no strong political agenda to sell.

Too much abortion talk, not enough on labor, jobs, economy, drug reform, immigration reform, and family.

Speaking of family, we tend to be deeply distrustful of grown women (and men, but especially women) who do not have one.

 

[Htrb-nvr-blk-&-ug-as-evr]

I said early on

The Dems should have just put up a plain ol white dude. Biden worked at one moment but time took him out.

Kamala, obviously, had no chance with the majority of the voters. Sexism prolly more than racism, but woman of color turned out to be too far for them.

They shoulda just ran Tim Walz. He tells it like it is like Chump. Probably would’ve stood on Biden trash comment, too

 

[At30wecashout]

This is literally it. I keep seeing all these posts on various sites/social media talking about what Kamala or the Dems should have done when the answer was clear. I was never very patriotic but I am even less so now. The average American is a bigoted, morally bankrupt piece of shyt. I’m fully focused on me and mine now. It is what it is.

I think if people looked at good leftist policies being on ballots and failing nationwide, this ain't a Dem problem, this is the country is moving to the right just like all the others are.

This was an overwhelming victory for white supremacists, and if they get the house, we know right away what it is.

All this LGBTQ smoke screening is a distraction. Trans people, less than 1% of the population, are NOT the #1 issue of the Democratic party.

Right-Wing media made it so. Now we live out the culture war on behalf of a country that voted overwhelmingly for it.

 

[IIVI]

Obama served two terms.

Hillary was defeated.

I'm not downplaying the race problem in America, but Kamala has been a problematic candidate. She was placed as the democratic nominee without actually winning a primary and everything about her appears malleable (even her own identity).

She comes across as disingenuous and insincere, lacks in leadership, and seemingly had no strong political agenda to sell.

Too much abortion talk, not enough on labor, jobs, economy, drug reform, immigration reform, and family.

Speaking of family, we tend to be deeply distrustful of grown women (and men, but especially women) who do not have one.

Trump's a white guy, she's a Mixed Black woman.

That's 90% of it.

I'm not trying to hear anything else. It's blah blah blah because I'm done caring about politics, really.

Dame Dash was right, shyt is babble.

 

[chkmeout]

If you are going to run with a black candidate. Get one that will inspire the black community to turn up to the polls. Otherwise you are competing at a disadvantage due to the number of racists in this country. also a female candidate is also at a disadvantage.

A male candidate with a black spouse would be much more electible than a female one with a white spouse.

Only person harder to elect than Kamala would've been a black transgender woman who was unmarried

both Hillary and Kamala had more political experience and better resumes than Trump. They country also faired better under administration they were part of than Trump, so it had nothing to do with policy.

Just stop bringing women as the candidate.

 

[Luke Cage]

Just stop bringing women as the candidate.

Yeah, Kamala and Hillary aren't the first woman to run for president either. There have been at least 20 dating back to 1872 with Victoria Woodhull.
One thing they all have in common though is none of them ever win.

 

[keond]

I said early on

The Dems should have just put up a plain ol white dude. Biden worked at one moment but time took him out.

Kamala, obviously, had no chance with the majority of the voters. Sexism prolly more than racism, but woman of color turned out to be too far for them.

I said that from day 1. The only person that could beat Trump is a white male

 

[Rick Fox at UNC]

Trump's a white guy, she's a Mixed Black woman.

That's 90% of it.

I'm not trying to hear anything else. It's blah blah blah because I'm done caring about politics, really.

Dame Dash was right, shyt is babble.

How did he beat Hilary? How did Obama win twice?

 

[keond]

How did he beat Hilary? How did Obama win twice?

Obama was an outlier, Trump is the result of Obamas success

 

[Rick Fox at UNC]

Obama was an outlier, Trump is the result of Obamas success

Lol, I see.

 

[IIVI]

How did he beat Hilary? How did Obama win twice?

Different times. In a few years, Obama was nearly 20 years ago, Hillary was 8 years ago.

Basically comparing the 70's/80's and the 90's. It's swung and times have changed.

 

[Fresh]

Racism, Sexism, and Christo-fascism won this election.

this

 

[Lannister]

Yeah, Kamala and Hillary aren't the first woman to run for president either. There have been at least 20 dating back to 1872 with Victoria Woodhull.
One thing they all have in common though is none of them ever win.

I think we will see a woman president within the next 2 decades. We're slowly getting there. Probably will be a Republican like Nikki Haley though.

 

[Rick Fox at UNC]

Different times. In a few years, Obama was nearly 20 years ago, Hillary was 8 years ago.

Basically comparing the 70's/80's and the 90's. It's swung and times have changed.

Got it.