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[–] cAUzapNEAGLb@lemmy.world 31 points 3 months ago (2 children)

Bullshit. She's great, with a long track record to back that up.

Not only is she not old and not in mental decline, but she's also charismatic, engaging, and she is progressive. Congress and the courts will limit her policies of course, but that's by design, the government is not just the president.

Beyond that, with picking Walz and other strategic picks in her campaign, she's shown that she knows how to form a good team and avoid landmines.

I'm looking forward to the Harris presidency and voting For her, not just against Trump.

[–] Coelacanth@feddit.nu 1 points 3 months ago

The DNC is the first potential landmine, the debate the second - barring any unforeseen developments of course.

I really hope they have a good plan for the convention, hearing Bill and Hillary Clinton will speak does not inspire confidence in building on the momentum of the young voters who are currently injecting energy into the campaign. I hope there are other highlights planned to balance it out. Now is not the time to remind people of the old guard of the democratic party - they need to lean into this gift of Harris somehow managing to portray herself as a fresh candidate representing hope and energy and new ideas.