• SolidGrue
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    Vance’s Tuesday stop [in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania] is just the start of a three-day, four-state tour, Politico previously reported. Next up: visits to Detroit, Michigan, and Eau Claire, Wisconsin, on Wednesday, plus an additional stop in Raleigh, North Carolina, on Thursday. Those trips will bracket Harris and her running mate’s rallies in each of those cities.

    So not just weird, but creepy-stalker-ex kinds of weird.

    I see what I see.

    • EleventhHour
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      ✔️ - couch fucker
      ✔️ - dolphin porn connoisseur
      ✔️ - vice-presidential / presidential candidate stalker

      JD sure is stacking up those bona fides

      • @[email protected]
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        Jd is a creepy weirdo, but the couch story was made up.

        Not directed at you (unless you already knew it was fake, I guess) - I fucking hate it when people feel the need to make up stuff about someone who already has plenty of real red flags that need attention.

        • @[email protected]
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          Beating them at their own dishonest game has worked much better than trying to fact check them, and getting completely outpaced, ever did.

          • SolidGrue
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            I agree with you in principle, but I think the words you’re using are flawed.

            The electorate have devolved into petty, schoolyard name-calling. Still, it’s possible to use that language of pettiness to point out the factual hypocrisy, dishonesty, duplicity and lies of the Republicans’ messaging, and maybe hang a couple of relatively harmless schoolyard labels on them with it.

            But, why is it effective? Many times authoritarians are insecure in themselves, almost as a rule. Call a fascist a fascist and they’ll double down as they fantasize about their boot on your neck. Call them a weirdo in front of everyone else and suddenly they’re the part of the out crowd. They already feel victimized because there’s more of us than there are of them, so it sticks.

            Sometimes it’s jarring enough for them to give them pause and make them ask if this is really who they are. If maybe there’s a way to get back into the in crowd.

            We don’t need to play their dishonest game using lies, they give us so much to work with already.

            Finally: yes, we can certainly use better judo than we have been to beat them at it. That’s why I agree with you.

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            From an outside perspective on the other side of the world, I disagree. Any lie, once uncovered, makes it so much easier for even the the worst positions to be defended. ‘See, they have to make shit up about us, they have nothing’. Bam, now even all the other factual points are discredited in the eyes of many people who may have been on the fence.

              • @[email protected]
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                Really? You haven’t seen a rise in facts being deemed false? Or maybe news being deemed fake? Maybe there’s even been a new term created for it that is being thrown around a lot by one side in particular.

                Doesn’t seem like a good idea to give them more examples they can point to when they want to discredit your facts

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                  That’s not at all the assertion you made.

                  What I haven’t seen was any effective debunking that moved the needle.

          • @[email protected]
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            Because you can’t prove something like that happened or didn’t so they wanted to protect their image and stick with only things that can actually be fact checked.

        • @shalafi
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          Yep. I’m worn out with the snarky couch thing. It was fake. Be better y’all.

          • SkaveRat
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            It can be proven that the quote from his book is fake, but it can’t be proven that he doesn’t fuck soft, plum couches

  • @ikidd
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    Going around, sniffing the couches she’s sat on.

  • @Pacmanlives
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    JD she is not a voluptuous couch that you dream of

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      jd’s actually going up to wisconsin to visit ashley in arcadia. EAU just happens to be the airport he’s flying into to get there.

    • mad_asshatter
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      B-B-But she’s made with black indian leather!
      A-A-And the p-p-pussy cat fragrance of dolphins.
      Wearing rubber…gloves.

  • Ghostalmedia
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    He’s following Harris around because Trump is literally too old and tired to do Harris’ level of campaigning. And in a few hours Harris will have a VP also running around. Best of luck JD. Harris has been flying to several states a day.

  • Flying Squid
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    This part is amazing:

    Vance needled Harris on Monday for not being more accessible to reporters herself.

    “This moment could set off a real economic calamity around the globe,” he wrote on X. “It requires steady leadership—the kind President Trump delivered for four years. Kamala Harris is too afraid to answer media questions and cannot lead us in these troubled times.”

    Things are dire! We need leadership! Why isn’t the vice president giving press conferences?

  • Cyrus Draegur
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    181 month ago

    Bro her heritage is intersectional. It doesn’t mean what you think it means!

  • @captainlezbian
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    Ohio man follows woman across country as she interviews for a promotion; believes octogenarian more capable despite him being let go from same position 4 years prior