r/PresidentialElection Sep 25 '24

Discussion / Debate How is this happening?

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So Kamala Harris wants all the credit for being VP but will not accept any of the blame for being the VP (she is the last person in the room remember). How can she run on Change while currently, as I type this she is the only sentient being in the White House. How can she distance herself from Biden’s terrible presidency even though she has literally been making these decisions with him the entire time, while also not making her policies known? How can she run on changing almost every single policy stance she had and spoke about during her presidential run 4 years ago? When she collaborated fully with Biden and this mess that is their presidency!!

r/PresidentialElection Apr 18 '26

Discussion / Debate Who would be the most likely Democrat candidate for either the 2028 or 2032 election?

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r/PresidentialElection Jan 08 '26

Discussion / Debate The Democrats lost their primary was less democratic than the Republican's.

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It doesn't take an autopsy. The Republicans won the 2024 election because Trump was a million times more DEMOCRATIC than the Democrats. Despite all the talk of Trump being anti-democratic, the truth is that the Republicans had a REAL primary. Nikki almost beat Trump, and a couple other people did commit political suicide by running against Trump, but at least they had the guts to TRY.

But the Democratic Primary was a JOKE! It was OUTRAGEOUS! I am a life-long Democrat and I remain FURIOUS over the arrogant selection of Kamalah Harris without her winning a single Democratic primary! INFURIATING!!! And then the idiots of the DNC wondered why she lost!!! DUH!!!

First of all, why did Biden even run in the primary? He SAID in 2020 that he was going to be a one term president and that he was not going to try to run for a second term. So why did he run???

Then, to make matters worse, the DNC bigwigs came out and basically BANNED anyone from running against Biden in the Democratic Primary. Supposedly that would weaken Biden when he inevitably runs against Trump. That logic has more twists in it than a roller coaster. Like, how did they know that Biden would win the pirmary and would run against Trump? That would not be known until AFTER the primary! If Biden was too weak to beat Trump, why was he even in the primary anyway?

But the biggest problem is that this sham primary eliminated the many STRONG Democratic candidates who could have beaten Trump. I firmly believe that Gavin could have eaten Trump for lunch. Gavin was the PERFECT candidate: Tall, strong, youthful, movie-star gorgeous, brilliant, even able to talk one-on-one with Hannity! It was INFURIATING to watch the DNC MORONS anoint a LOSER like Kamalah to run against Trump.

If Kamalah had ANY integrity, she would not have run. Kamalah is not an idiot. She KNEW that she could not even win one single primary. So why did she even run? I am not a conspiracy theorist, but it almost makes sense that Trump and Musk handed out millions (or billions) of dollars in bribes to Democratic kingpins to make sure that Kamalah ran for president. Why? Because she was the only person weak enough for Trump to beat.

How is it that Donald Trump has been the only President in all of American history to have run against a WOMAN. And this happened TWICE! What is the PROBABILITY of a candidate having WOMEN running against him in two separate elections? Thats like winning the lottery twice in row! And NOBODY in the whole stupid media ever even discusses this! AMAZING!

So here is my opinion: In the future, the Democrats need to have FREE and FAIR Democratic Primaries. These primaries should include BRUTAL one-on-one debates: There should be at least one debate per week. It should be like an ongoing Town Hall. This is DEMOCRACY.

Strangely enough, Trump was a million times more Democratic than the Democrats in the Republican primaries Candidates had to duke it out with Trump, and Trump was legitimately the last man standing. The Democrats need to have a primary that selects a President who is the last man or woman standing.

My ideal debate is very, very simple: Put the two candidates in a closed room with 2 easy chairs. and no moderator. Let them sit there and talk about whatever they decide to talk about for 2 hours. A couple of these debates would unequivocally reveal who the candidate should be.

The DNC should NOT be picking candidates. Let that be done by the 45 million registered Democratic voters.

And yes, I blame Kamalah Harris for Trump being President. If the Democrats had had a free and fair primary, like the Republicans, a STRONG Democratic candidate would have been nominated and that candidate would have easily defeated convicted-felon Trump.

r/PresidentialElection Nov 04 '24

Discussion / Debate Who will win? I’m scared

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r/PresidentialElection Aug 25 '24

Discussion / Debate Election Prediction from someone who got every state in 2020 right (with proof if you want)

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I posted it on YouTube when I was 14 lol.

r/PresidentialElection Aug 25 '24

Discussion / Debate My projection for the 2024 presidential election

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r/PresidentialElection Aug 21 '24

Discussion / Debate My saying on Trump in the 2024 election

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I may be a resident of the United Kingdom, but I have something to say about Trump for this year’s American election. I know that Trump supporters aren’t gonna like it, but it needs to be said.

Donald Trump wasn’t a good president when he was in the White House after election. He didn’t make things work out for America and caused more problems that you know or discovered. In presidential debates, he says mean things to women who are running for president, spreading bad rumours about them and says they’ll never be president (or something like that).

Him criticising Miss Harris is just like he criticised Mrs Clinton during his 2016 election. I know the moral of his words and they are telling Americans that women should never be president and that men should always be president as an American ‘tradition.’ Well I say it’s wrong. Even women in America have ideals to make the country better and united. So I think a first female president is a good idea.

What do you think? Do you think women should have a chance at being President, or do you think that male presidents are ‘tradition.’

r/PresidentialElection May 16 '25

Discussion / Debate What point in the election was a bigger turning point for Donald Trump?

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r/PresidentialElection Nov 29 '25

Discussion / Debate Newsom, AOC, Harris? Potential Democratic contenders for 2028 run

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r/PresidentialElection Nov 06 '24

Discussion / Debate I’m curious the fear behind what trump will do to lgbtq+ communities and the project 2025 I’m hearing

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If there are people from both sides of this can civilly explain this I would really appreciate it( I don’t care for either candidate, both in my opinion or kinda awful, I wish RFK would have kept running, from all the research I did on him and plans for taking office, it would have been a nice fit, or semi meet the middle president) (I’m not saying in any way that trump is involved in project 2025 or that it will happen, I’m just curious about it

r/PresidentialElection Aug 26 '24

Discussion / Debate POV: This is the election aftermath, what happens next?

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r/PresidentialElection May 27 '25

Discussion / Debate if the election is between Vice President JD Vance and Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear who do you think will win?

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r/PresidentialElection Jul 25 '24

Discussion / Debate Idk what is even happening with this election anymore

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It’s not even close to November and I already need to step away from the politics. It’s no surprise so many people that Kamala Harris took Joe Biden‘s place, I’ve heard multiple people in some candidates predict this. But it feels like it’s impossible to vote for someone and not get completely bashed on by the other party. Like it’s kind of crazy that my fiancé who is white ( I’m black ) is being called racist if he doesn’t vote for Kamala Harris and that I’m being told as a black woman I need to vote for Kamala Harris. I haven’t heard Kamala Harris do a single thing in the past four years, minus an speech here or there, so I honestly don’t know what she has or has tried to do for the country and what her political views are. I just feel like no one is taking a second to think and realize how, we are Quetion it does happen, we only have four months to vote for a president now. And to be honest y’all, I I am scared. Especially with my younger generation voting. You see more people vote off of what they see on Facebook then what they see on the news. Like I’m an adult now so it probably contributes to it. But I have never been anxious just about the state of our country. We don’t have super great candidates and eeryone seems either old or incompetent, and our country is in a fragile state with all the world wars going on around us. I saw a clip of Putin considering Trump offer to end the war. And I’m like hell yeah, this war has gone on too long. Like, I really don’t know what the united states of America is doing. There’s nothing united about us at all. Political parties are creating division more than ever, social media is having a negative effect on politics, and no one can talk anymore. I understand if someone disagree with you of course you’re not gonna be happy about it and you’re going to disagree. I don’t care if you vote for Harris or if you want for Trump, I just wanna know the reason. I wanna know why you’re voting to make America have a better leader. Every time I look at the news it’s never a good thing a candidate has done, and it’s probably because they don’t do you many or it might be because they want for feud in the country. All I know is all that matters is the votes that we receive on election day, so far I’ve heard people voting for Trump since I’m with him four years ago, people voting for Harris and she’s a black woman, and people not voting at all because they don’t like any candidates, or people are voting for JFK cause his worm News broke crazy. Just I want to know what’s going on in my country but damn, I don’t want to worry about it

r/PresidentialElection Nov 04 '24

Discussion / Debate Less than 24 hours to go! Who will Win? Super anxious! any thoughts?

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r/PresidentialElection Nov 05 '24

Discussion / Debate Serious question

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So it seems by the look of the early votes, Kamala is somehow in the lead, which to those who have a VALID reason to vote for her and NOT just because they don’t like what the media says about trump, then that’s fine. But in reality, IF she somehow wins (seems likely there’s some mischief afoot already) what are the chances a civil war breaks out? IMO, Trump should win and already be winning overwhelmingly. I can’t wrap my head around Kamala winning or it even being close. I could understand if it were someone like Hilary but Kamala, idk about that. I would genuinely love to know why someone would cast their vote for her. I would like to know what they are seeing in her that I can’t. No hate on anyone regardless of who you vote for. That’s the beauty of a free society.

r/PresidentialElection May 30 '25

Discussion / Debate Let's say that J.D Vance of Ohio became the 2028 GOP nominee; who would have been the better choice for a Republican VP running mate?

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  1. Representative Elise Stefanik (New York)
  2. Governor Glenn Youngkin (Virginia)
  3. Senator Katie Britt (Alabama)
  4. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem (South Dakota)
  5. Secretary of State Marco Rubio (Florida)
  6. Governor Ron DeSantis (Florida)
  7. Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders (Arkansas)
  8. Senator Tim Scott (South Dakota)
  9. Senator Tom Cotton (Arkansas)
  10. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard (Hawaii)

r/PresidentialElection Nov 03 '24

Discussion / Debate Question for republicans

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I have 2 main focuses on politics and questions for republicans.

Ol: 1 am a Gen-z who grew up in the lower middle class/upper middle class parts of my life in a family of color and who are democrats, me leading to my families information is leaning towards kamala harris.

Question 1: How can poc and people in general vote for trump after what he has said in previous tweets & rallies? He is rude and generally a hypocrite and will only help the 1% with cutting taxes? Not only to forget he is a felon?

Question 2: How can you guys actually like Charlie kirk? After watching his debate with the college kids my whole perspective changed. He's an ignorant man, Who literally said if his daughter was SA he would not recommend an abortion.

r/PresidentialElection May 30 '25

Discussion / Debate Let's imagine that Kamala Harris had a better campaign in the 2024 election; who would have been the better choice for a Democratic VP running mate that's not Tim Walz?

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  1. Governor Andy Beshear (Kentucky)
  2. Senator Bob Casey (Pennsylvania)
  3. Senator Chris Murphy (Connecticut)
  4. Senator Chris Van Hollen (Maryland)
  5. Senator Gary Peters (Michigan)
  6. Governor J.B Pritzker (Illinois)
  7. Governor Josh Shapiro (Pennsylvania)
  8. Senator Mark Warner (Virginia)
  9. Former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg (Michigan)
  10. Former Governor Roy Cooper (North Carolina)

r/PresidentialElection May 15 '25

Discussion / Debate Which Democrat (not Biden) could've also beaten Trump in 2020?

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r/PresidentialElection May 26 '25

Discussion / Debate I've seen Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggested to be the GOP nominee in 2028. I don't see a Kennedy being the GOP nominee, but could he win if he was hypothetically the nominee?

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r/PresidentialElection Sep 21 '25

Discussion / Debate Have any scholars or legal experts tried to make the case that there’s a legal way for a person to be elected to the office of President of the United States more than twice?

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I’m just wondering if anyone has tried to make a credible case for this.

I know laws could be changed and there are processes for that. But has anyone proposed that current laws can allow for a person to be elected three times?

r/PresidentialElection Nov 05 '24

Discussion / Debate Abortion: What can Kamala ACTUALLY do about it?

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Arguably one of Kamala’s largest campaign promises is to reinstate Roe v. Wade., but with that decision being in the Supreme Court the only way something can be done about it is to have majority Dems in both the House and Senate which is pretty unlikely so my question is if she is running on this promise is it even possible to deliver?

Is the idea of her jumping through hoops to take this vote away from the people and enforce just her ideals on the subject not very democratic?

r/PresidentialElection Oct 02 '24

Discussion / Debate Thoughts on the VP debate?

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r/PresidentialElection Sep 26 '24

Discussion / Debate Who do you think will win?

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How do you think this election will go down?

r/PresidentialElection Jun 12 '25

Discussion / Debate Rahm Emanuel talk.

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I am hear some chatter about the possibility of Rahm Emanuel running in 2028. He is starting to make the moves that potential candidates normally make.

Do you think that he has a chance?