Humorous Username said:

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Shout out to the extremely unstable Sunny Hostin who was the one to ask the fatal question.

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That's the absolute best part of this. Sunny has been apoplectic since last Tuesday but she helped in the takedown and had maybe the most impactful question.

aggiehawg said:

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Babylon Bee has a breakdown of how Kamala spent a billion dollars.

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• $70 million for accent coaches: In retrospect, probably shouldn't have used Foghorn Leghorn.
• $500,000 for Lizzo's catering: That's a lot of hoagies.

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• $10 million for NFL coaches to try to teach Walz how to talk about football: Must have been the Jets' coach.

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• $37.50 for speechwriter: Yeah, this checks out.
• $19 million for filming that gross commercial where an old Republican man tells some kid he can't watch porn: We don't want to talk about it.

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• $5 million for Doritos: Those gas station chips are pricey.
• $500 for coloring books to keep Joe Biden busy: Honestly, really should have set aside more for this.
• $600 million on wine: That's on boxed wine, people. Boxed!
• $30 million for the rights for Tim Walz to sing "Single Ladies" at rallies: Totally worth it.
• $500,000 on punching bags for Doug Emhoff: Ouch.

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Again, this is Babylon Bee.

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I love the fact that it was the suspension of Babylon Bee on Twitter that started Elon down the path to purchase the company, which in turn red-pilled hundreds of thousands of people to the gaslighting the media performs on a daily basis.

In a past life, I used to media train executives and operations personnel who might find themselves in front of the camera at some point.

I never -- not one time -- trained someone as bad as Kamala.

With a day of training, everyone can learn how to take a tough question, provide a positive but fair answer and then bridge to messaging that pushes the interview in a different direction.

The fact that she was so bad with a friendly media is incomprehensible to me. I have to believe she just isn't bright. A true DEI failure who just kept getting promoted upward.

93MarineHorn said:

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It really is astonishing how bad a candidate she was. The simplest, most obvious questions from friendly "media" made her freeze up or spit out "word salad" non-responses. Trump really did get lucky with her as an opponent. It's like how the Longhorns continue facing every other opponent's backup QB.

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Just think, if she would have hid in the basement like her mentor, did not take a single question, spent all of her money on slick advertising, sent her surrogates to call Trump and his supporters garbage and Nazis, then there is a good chance she may have won.

Malachi Constant said:

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I manage a commercial team in my career. The people on my team often have to deal with difficult questions regarding business items with our customers. One of the things we do a lot (even though people hate it) is role-plays. It's a good way to collect your thoughts prior to having to give an answer to a tough question.

What's more shocking about this is not the answer to the question about what you would have done differently: "nothing comes to mind."

Rather, it's shocking that this question wasn't planned for and rehearsed prior. A VP running for president is going to get asked "what's something you would have done differently than the president?"

Had the Harris "handlers" not come up with a canned answer for this?

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She hadn't been prepared for it because like Carville said, it is the dream question of any candidate. You WANT that question. No rehearsal should be necessary.

Only Perry's somehow forgetting departments to cut - and that at just a debate-- is even close to its foolishness in answer.

Let's aid and abet Carville and the rest of the Dim media as they gaslight their side. Nothing would have changed the outcome for them. Their slide into absolutely radical positions finally alienated enough of their base that the die was cast long ago.

Their only hope is to move to the middle, and I hope they're too smug and delusional to realize it for at LEAST another cycle!

Carville continues to be an idiot.

Hmm. Apparently Carville thinks all Indians are the same. pic.twitter.com/GnLY8bKv45

— Neil Patel (@NeilPatelTDC) December 4, 2024

She lost because she's weapons grade dumb and lazy. Her base was nothing but misfits.

Prosperdick said:

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Malachi Constant said:

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I manage a commercial team in my career. The people on my team often have to deal with difficult questions regarding business items with our customers. One of the things we do a lot (even though people hate it) is role-plays. It's a good way to collect your thoughts prior to having to give an answer to a tough question.

What's more shocking about this is not the answer to the question about what you would have done differently: "nothing comes to mind."

Rather, it's shocking that this question wasn't planned for and rehearsed prior. A VP running for president is going to get asked "what's something you would have done differently than the president?"

Had the Harris "handlers" not come up with a canned answer for this?

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It simply proves her team, who she apparently constantly berates, is as vacuous as she is. They HAD to know that question was coming just like they had to expect Bret Baier to ask "65% of Americans think the country is on the wrong track, what is your answer to them?" Her response...."Donald Trump." Amazing.

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The ABC Debate... What will you do on Day 1?
I grew up in a middle class family...

Carville is right. You are right. I've said it over and over! Those questions (and others) were ALL such predictable softballs that Helen Keller would have seen them coming and would have told you they were coming! It shows floor to ceiling incompetence within her entire organization or (and probably both) the sheer breadth of her immeasurable incompetence and stupidity.

I love a good Carville rant when the dems lose.

oldcrow91 said:

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I love a good Carville rant when the dems lose.

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Malachi Constant said:

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I manage a commercial team in my career. The people on my team often have to deal with difficult questions regarding business items with our customers. One of the things we do a lot (even though people hate it) is role-plays. It's a good way to collect your thoughts prior to having to give an answer to a tough question.

What's more shocking about this is not the answer to the question about what you would have done differently: "nothing comes to mind."

Rather, it's shocking that this question wasn't planned for and rehearsed prior. A VP running for president is going to get asked "what's something you would have done differently than the president?"

Had the Harris "handlers" not come up with a canned answer for this?

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I know this is an older post but she could have just tossed out more word salad rather that that catastrophe of an answer.

Or she could have just given a non-answer and said "I stand by the principles and intentions that motivated every major policy decisions we made although the execution could have been better in some cases."When pressed for examples she could have just mentioned the border, economy, or even Afghanistan with no specifics or acknowledgment of what they screwed up or who died as a result.

I watched CNN the morning after the election and there were 3 interviews that stood out in my mind.
1. A congresswoman from Michigan.
2. A congressman from Pennsylvania
3. A black gentleman from the Dem National Committee.

1 & 2 reiterated the same key point. The Democrats, who have always been the party of the working class, had abandoned them. Nothing coming from the party at the national level was reassuring these folks about jobs, inflation, and other economic issues.

3. He was very blunt. He said the message the democrats should have been sending had been hijacked by the progressives. Instead of job security, inflation, and affordable housing; we were hearing about defund the police, and "from the river to the sea" in media outlets.

I tend to agree with them. The Dems have a broken rudder on their ship.