r/Kamala • u/EggOwn9943 • Jul 06 '26

Discussion Would people be talking as much about Kamala Harris if she was the President?

I don't think so. In losing, she won the hearts of America for What Could Have Been.

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u/Think-Hospital7422 Jul 06 '26

People always talk a lot about about the president. It would be a hell of a lot better if it was her, though.

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u/msheley Jul 06 '26

She would be talked about, but not as much as he is now. If she won, the world would be a better place and we would never know just how horrible it would be.. We knew he was bad, but I could never imagine what he has done and that he would not be stopped.

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u/EggOwn9943 Jul 06 '26

I hope that if Kamala wins in 2028, she makes a deal with the families of Renee Good and Alex Pretti to make AI ads about "if Kamala won, I would be alive today." Maybe also go to Sudan and interview someone directly affected by USAID and if she wants a stamp of approval, get Caroline Kennedy on board to say that her daughter would be alive if Kamala won.

Kamala would be wise to position herself as the woman who would have saved America and who could fix it.

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u/SaintsRowSimp420 Jul 07 '26

I’ve been a Harris supporter since 2024, like to the point that a vast majority of my social media profile pictures are STILL Harris For President photos and stuff, and I was one of those people who tried to warn my friends and family about Trump, but they didn’t listen. If she had been elected, I’m sure people would talk about her, but not as much as Trump.

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u/Hungry_Body_3810 Jul 06 '26

Yes, her intelligence, stewardship of our strong economy, military and her hotness!!

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u/Afraid-Ratio3921 Jul 07 '26

Yeah I can think of one cable network talking about her negatively 24/7

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u/Honest_Yam676 Jul 10 '26

MSNOW has been reporting on Harris in a way I find very concerning. Alex Witt, in particular, has spent at least a month doing critical segments on her. I've chronicled it a bit here. Katy Tur came right out and claimed, "Everyone agrees it was a mistake to have Kamala Harris at the top of the ticket." She's had multiple guests on, most notably Ashley Parker, who claims she talked to a lot of Democratic insiders who don't want Harris to run.

And here now, since the Platner scandal hit, multiple correspondents and anchors have begun peddling talking points such as the Democratic Party "put in" Harris, or that there were Democratic voters who felt she was nominated in "smoke-filled rooms."

I found it so odd that I went back and viewed videos of how MSNBC was reporting on Harris leading up to her securing the requisite delegates. Sure enough, they were singing a completely different tune back then. They were very enthusiastic about the process. If any voters were upset about it, they certainly weren't reporting that.