Could Kamala win?
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That's why it will be someone like Buttigieg who is oblivious and has no future anyway.
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Here is Demonrat democracy. Straight up communism. Demonrats get no choice and no vote. That's not democracy thats communism!
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guys they voted for Biden and since her name was also on the ticket that means that they voted for her too!
Nothing to see here
Looking forward to the lawsuits to be adjudicated sometime in 2026….
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Thanks for confirming they didn't vote for HER.
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It isn't new for elites to nominate. The "smoke filled room" originally came from the Republican nomination in 1920 in a cigar smoke filled room in Chicago Blackstone Hotel. I don't like it but it's not new. Or communist in particular.
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Boss Tweed and I had a good chuckle at that.
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Whatever the party tells AOG he believes
Defending democracy
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Except this is the 3rd election in a row where the guy who had the most votes and delegates was forced to step aside at the time when they still had the most votes and delegates. It’s Banana Republic shit. But that’s what Democrat wants. The US to be a 3rd world country.
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December 2019 the media was treating Joe like shit. Then they turned on a dime and coronated him
Then COVID-19
And the dumbfucks including a lot of gop fell for
Vote for the character guy. What could go wrong?
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The Blackstone Hotel has been dubbed "The Hotel of Presidents".[30] It was once considered one of Chicago's finest luxury hotels, and a dozen 20th-century U.S. presidents have stayed at the hotel.[30][31] In addition, the Blackstone has also become part of Chicago's history as the city that has hosted more United States presidential nominating conventions (26) than any other two American cities,[32] a history which goes back to the 1860 Republican National Convention hosted at the Wigwam.[32] The hotel has a special room designed for use by presidents which was separated from the rest of the hotel by hollowed out walls in which the Secret Service could operate. In 1920, Warren G. Harding was selected as the Republican candidate for the presidency at the Blackstone.[31] Although the convention was being held at the Chicago Coliseum, a group of Republican leaders met at the Blackstone on the night of June 11 to come to a consensus. When Raymond Clapper of United Press reported on the decision-making process, the reporter stated it had been made "in a smoke-filled room".[33][34] The phrase entered American political parlance to denote a political process which is not open to scrutiny.[31]
