Poll : Did Kamala lose the election because she's a woman?
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Hip-Hop-Bulls
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No lol. She lost because she was a terrible candidate. Simple as that. As long as the democrats continue focus on this extreme left shyt and think shaming people into voting for their candidate is the play, the Republicans will keep stacking those wins.
OneManGang
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Y’all are completely in another reality if you think her being a woman didn’t play a role in her loss
The funniest part about all of this is even if you feel like she was a terrible candidate, she was infinitely more qualified for the position than the other person.
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The funniest part about all of this is even if you feel like she was a terrible candidate, she was infinitely more qualified for the position than the other person.
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there is a certain trust that is gained when someone is able to find someone within their own in group to marry.
she should have married a black or indian man.
America is both sexist and racist. We literally witnessed in real time the exact difference it makes,
She ran against the same opponent as Biden. largely on the same platform as a member of the same administration.
Her opponent Trump got pretty much the same number of votes he got when he ran against biden.
She got 15 million less votes than Biden. Only difference in this election was her race and gender.
You can't blame Hamas or any thing like that either because the same exact thing happened to Hillary before all that was going on. both more qualified better in dabates, came with actually policies, none of it mattered.
she is like the 20th women to run for president since the 1860s none of them ever win.
In part, yes.
Cave Savage
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It was a big factor but far from the only thing
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Yes, her being a woman is a piece of the pie.
Also, being a person of color played a role on top of the Democrats typically being shoehorned as being the party of Minorities, LGBT, etc, which also affected the election. People keep bringing up, “Well, what about Obama?” without taking into consideration that socially, the moral and political climate of America was much different back in '08 and '12. Shyt, there's no guarantee that Obama would have fared well in this current era (2020-2024) if he were running due to the climate being much more harsh.
Racial tension, sexism, and anti-gay/LGBT rhetoric, among other things, are much higher and more apparent now than it was during the Obama years, yes these were present back then, but they reached a new high in 2016 and peaked even more post-Covid, pretty much throughout Biden's term up till now. If Kamala was running in '08 or '12 against the likes of McCain or Romney, I'm very positive she would've fared much better, possibly even winning because the climate was much different than it is in '24.
That's not to say she didn't have flaws, but every presidential candidate in history has had some of their own; there's never been a completely perfect candidate.
Kamala losing the election has less to do with policies/politics and more to do with rhetoric, personal biases, and disdain for certain segments of society. That's what fueled Trump's victory in '16, and it's the same this go around: 7/10 people aren't voting for Trump solely because of policies, economy, etc, and anyone who sprouts that is just being disingenuous.
America is a racist and sexist country, when it wants to be especially towards certain groups of people; I don't understand why people like to be disingenuous and bullshyt around like it's not, obviously not every single citizen is a racist or sexist, but there's a large population that is, whether overt or covert, it shows in the polls.
Also, being a person of color played a role on top of the Democrats typically being shoehorned as being the party of Minorities, LGBT, etc, which also affected the election. People keep bringing up, “Well, what about Obama?” without taking into consideration that socially, the moral and political climate of America was much different back in '08 and '12. Shyt, there's no guarantee that Obama would have fared well in this current era (2020-2024) if he were running due to the climate being much more harsh.
Racial tension, sexism, and anti-gay/LGBT rhetoric, among other things, are much higher and more apparent now than it was during the Obama years, yes these were present back then, but they reached a new high in 2016 and peaked even more post-Covid, pretty much throughout Biden's term up till now. If Kamala was running in '08 or '12 against the likes of McCain or Romney, I'm very positive she would've fared much better, possibly even winning because the climate was much different than it is in '24.
That's not to say she didn't have flaws, but every presidential candidate in history has had some of their own; there's never been a completely perfect candidate.
Kamala losing the election has less to do with policies/politics and more to do with rhetoric, personal biases, and disdain for certain segments of society. That's what fueled Trump's victory in '16, and it's the same this go around: 7/10 people aren't voting for Trump solely because of policies, economy, etc, and anyone who sprouts that is just being disingenuous.
America is a racist and sexist country, when it wants to be especially towards certain groups of people; I don't understand why people like to be disingenuous and bullshyt around like it's not, obviously not every single citizen is a racist or sexist, but there's a large population that is, whether overt or covert, it shows in the polls.
There certainly seems to be a pattern in the U.S. when it comes to women being president.
What was some of the other things you feel are factors to Kamala losing?
Yeah the pattern name is Donald "Grab Them By the MEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW" Trump.There certainly seems to be a pattern in the U.S. when it comes to women being president.
The fact that a women has never been president is the biggest pattern.
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