Kamala on the Stump

English ************************, do you speak it?

 

how has he not had a cardiac event from frustration yet, just f’n die you old orange f’n buzzard

 

Or certainly, the media will see this and start seriously covering his bizarre, unintelligible behavior, right?

 

Say “Sleepy Joe Biden” one more time, I dare you. I double-dare you.

 

Madame President. it's easier to pronounce!

 

I'm trying to figure out what the intended offense is in it - I can't think of what it would be confused with. Maybe the "bla" is supposed to be "black" and so he is trying to remind everyone she is black? It's so hard to think like him.

 

I was wondering the same. Is it just a typo because I don’t get it.

 

I think it's just meant to be "blah", as in a sound that denotes general disrespect. He's regressed from 12 year old name-calling to 6 year old ones.

 

If so, then he's really losing his "creative touch" (not that he was ever creative, mind you - just horribly childish and stupid).

 

Nope……I was wrong, it was not a typo. Although I still don’t get what they are trying to convey.

For those of you with real lives who do not have to monitor the coup-attempting criminal’s social media feed, he has been calling VP Kamala Harris “Kamabla.”

I reached out to a Senior Trump Campaign Official to sort it out.

Here is how it went: pic.twitter.com/mRzKgyayUH

— S.V. Dáte (@svdate) August 7, 2024

 

How long before we hear an ugly sexual reference thru a Three Dog Night song?

 

Hey....that's not fair! I managed to get a HS diploma despite having incompletes in Math, English and Science. Of course I had to be content with being a Field Engineer.

 

Good luck with that JD! I am sure the comparisons will look great for you.

I once again want to congratulate @LaCivitaC for this brilliant strategy of having JD Vance chase VP Harris around the country and ‘steal her thunder.’ Keep up the great work! https://t.co/Y8uGquB1qa

— Fred Wellman (@FPWellman) August 7, 2024

 

Maybe their software is just glitching?

 

Last Thursday the Harris campaign began offering tickets for a campaign rally in Detroit the following Wednesday (tomorrow, August 7th). Over the first 24 hours they received 47,000 requests for tickets. 47,000. That spurred a multi-day search for a Detroit area venue that could handle the demand to see the Vice President.

 

Worth reading this Josh Marshall analysis.....It is clear the convicted felon is completely loss with the Harris blitz campaign....



Kamala Goes Electric and Trump Melts Down
By Josh Marshall
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August 6, 2024 9:21 p.m.


Last Thursday the Harris campaign began offering tickets for a campaign rally in Detroit the following Wednesday (tomorrow, August 7th). Over the first 24 hours they received 47,000 requests for tickets. 47,000. That spurred a multi-day search for a Detroit area venue that could handle the demand to see the Vice President. As Donald Trump never grasped, there’s no straight-line connection between rally attendance and votes. But at that scale they signal enthusiasm and energy that neither campaign (Trump or Biden) has seen at any time in this cycle. They demonstrate a purchase into the larger popular culture that President Biden never had and Donald Trump, for all his greater currency on social media, doesn’t either.

It’s that disconnect between the attention currency of the two campaigns that is driving Trump’s current meltdown likely much more than the polls which have shown Harris go from one or two points behind two weeks ago to two to three points ahead today. Trump’s approach to a political campaign is to grab hold of media dominance, dominate the attention economy and then try to maintain the initiative of the campaign from there. Media dominance doesn’t always work for him. As often as not, once he’s holding the national attention, he’s offending people and losing support. But without that, as a campaigner, he’s lost. He tried to get that back with his Black/Indian tirade at the NABJ conference. And it worked, until it didn’t, which was quickly. 36 hours later the attention had shifted back to Harris.

I don’t entirely understand it yet. But Harris’s campaign is reaching out beyond the ordinary political ecosystem, even the expanded one we know from the final months or a general election and into the broader popular culture. Some of that is energizing an array of celebrities, music artists and influencers who are adding excitement and attention to the campaign. But it’s not only that, not even primarily that. That’s more consequence than cause. Her campaign, at least for the moment, is operating in a much larger cultural space than conventional politics. Trump’s political magic has always been his ability to access a larger cultural space, even if it’s often negative attention. But Harris’s campaign is accessing something much larger. For the moment he cannot keep up.

I’m sure you’ve seen comparisons to the 2008 Obama campaign. I find those trite and inexact. It’s a different coalition. They’re different people. It’s an entirely different political moment. But there’s some commonality there. And here’s where the blitz campaign comes in. We noted two weeks ago that we were starting a rapid battle lasting two or three weeks to define Kamala Harris in the public mind. The window on that critical stretch of time is closing. And it’s been a blow out. Not only hasn’t the Trump campaign not made much headway. They don’t seem to have come up with a clear plan or message to use. Beyond Trump’s personal meltdown this has left Trump’s campaign strapped for options, struggling to get control of the public conversation, in a contest that only started two weeks ago and will be over in 91 days.

 

To do that you need to inject bleach and shine UV light on your balls.