Apologies if this has been posted previously but this is a very strong ad.

 

 

I don't care what some rando on some other forum has to say about the manosphere.

Meanwhile:

 

 

Another reminder that the PR mess did not go away for Trump, and that for the most part media has not been able to launder it (nor have they really been willing). Nor did Joe's gaffe even remotely do the same damage.

 

 

And yes, that number is enough in GA apparently. Though I think it'll go up.

I remember working the doors in DC/VA summer in the midterms in the 2000s when we took back the Congress.

 

More: https://twitter.com/KamalaHQ/status/1853123560723656769

Edited November 3, 20241 yr by Vee

Bill Clinton in PA.

As an alumna of Siena College (Class of 1995!), I'd like to thank my Alma Mater and even the New York Times (which I really no longer respect!) for making Donald Trump and his lackeys miserable.

I remember doorbelling for Bill Clinton in 1992, and crashing exhausted at 7 pm on Election Day that year, having worked for national and local candidates for months.
And then awakening at 10pm that evening to learn we'd won!

Just now, janea4old said:

I remember doorbelling for Bill Clinton in 1992, and crashing exhausted at 7 pm on Election Day that year, having worked for national and local candidates for months.
And then awakening at 10pm that evening to learn we'd won!

I've told this story before, but my mom took me to a Maryland Crab Fest or something (maybe VA, maybe DC, I don't know) where Clinton was appearing that year. She tried to get us close enough for me to shake his hand (I was 9 or 10), he was within spitting distance and some lady cut us off! Mom has never forgotten or forgiven.

I do vaguely recall her working the phones on Election Night re: Dukakis. But she's still out canvassing, doorknocking and phonebanking today.

To distract myself from all the doomscrolling, I joyfully discovered that Amazon has the complete series of Xena Warrior Princess.    Awesome! 
It's even better than I remember from when it first aired.

But, very annoyingly, each episode begins with an advertisement that Amazon will be hosting its own election coverage with Brian Williams to host.

I just want to focus on strong women!  I don't want to see ads for Bezos' involvement in the election!
Seriously, his newspaper won't endorse a candidate, yet he wants to air election news on his network?  No, just no.

Edited November 4, 20241 yr by janea4old

 

 

Toldja.

No one in the real world knew or cared what some "George Lopez" rebuttal from a go-nowhere MAGA account on Twitter was.

 

The big pollsters have all reacted to Selzer in different ways - often deferential to her and her numbers, admitting they may well be right, but still digging their heels in claiming their models have done nothing wrong, even as Cohn admitted they have regularly skewed the numbers to distrust any large blue/Dem result against Trump. But it def has the pollsters spooked. Case in point:

 

https://x.com/marceelias/status/1853156667644404062
Marc E. Elias @marceelias
As we prepare for the week ahead, my law firm is litigating 63 voting and election cases in 22 states. We take our responsibility to our clients, voters and democracy seriously

Marc Elias is protecting voters. He's on Kamala's team.
His updates are here:
https://www.democracydocket.com/

Wouldn't it be amazing if this ended up being a slam dunk for Kamala?

Some of the billionaires on Trump's side are really pissing me off. Bill Ackman for example. He's out there suggesting that Democrats are going to take people's children because of that Peanut the squirrel incident.

He's not crazy either, so he doesn't have that excuse. He's just outright lying and trying to scare people.

When Will We Know Who Won?
Kerry Washington speaks with Marc Elias of Democracy Docket 
(I haven't had a chance to watch this yet)

 

Edited November 4, 20241 yr by janea4old

I for one am all for them spending their final hours of this election cycle on Peanut the squirrel (and Trump fantasizing about an imaginary meeting between Mike Lindell and Al Capone, apparently).

I have felt for some time now this election would not be close. Now I am wondering if (though yet not expecting) it may be something more.

23 soap actors all "turning the page" to vote blue for Harris & Walz.
Genie Francis, Jane Elliot, Finola Hughes, Kristina Wagner, Laura Wright, Rena Sofer, Elizabeth Hendrickson, Dominic Zamprogna, Tabyana Ali, Eden McCoy, Ric Hearst, Annika Noelle, Bradford Anderson, Eileen Davidson, Jeff Kober, Brook Kerr, Van Hansis, Tina Huang, Vernee Watson, Kate Mansi, Kristen Vaganos, Lisa Locicero, and Nancy Lee Grahn

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We are daytime actors for democracy and we are turning the page with our vote for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. #gh #daysofourlives #boldandthebeautiful #youngandtherestless #kamalaharris #voteblue

Edited November 4, 20241 yr by janea4old