Eric Chaney retweeted
You know — many people, including me, had sort of written off New Hampshire as a state where Kamala Harris could potentially do well.
That has been flipped on its head entirely after today.
I say this and mean it genuinely: I have not seen a candidate with this much raw, innate appeal when they campaign since Obama. I have not seen her be quite this natural when she’s campaigning, ever.
She is on a whole new level lately, and I think many are underestimating her strength, even in a state like NH.
Getting comfortable in New Hampshire: @KamalaHarris pours a round at Feathered Friend Brewing in Concord while campaigning with @ChrisPappasNH #FITN #NHPolitics #WMUR
Eric Chaney retweeted
VP @KamalaHarris: For the last year and a half, we have been pissed. We've been depressed, angry, frustrated, feeling alone, hopeless, powerless. That phase where we felt hopeless and powerless is over. The Founders imagined a moment where there would be a tyrant in office, and they created 3 branches of government where there would be checks and balances.
Eric Chaney retweeted
White content creators continue to demand violence that they aren’t willing to do themselves
Eric Chaney retweeted
If I can put aside my morals to vote for Darializa, any leftist can put aside their morals and vote democrat this November.
No excuses.
Run Kamala Run! Anyone and everyone should run. And if you don’t like her vote for the person you do.
This video has generated a lot of ~discourse~ but I really, really encourage people to watch the actual QUESTION from a student in Chicago that generated @ElissaSlotkin’s answer.
It is very earnest and reflects something very real among actual Democrats.
Eric Chaney retweeted
She lost because white and nonblack Democrats were stupid enough to push Biden aside.
You never give up incumbent advantage.
I’ll never understand how anyone thinks this hotep is anything beyond an idiotic 🦝
Should Kamala Harris have spoken out on Gaza? “I think how she lost actually mattered,” says Ta-Nehisi Coates.
Coates joins Vanity Fair’s global editorial director Mark Guiducci for this episode of Fair Game. Watch the full conversation: vanityfair.visitlink.me/xUIS…
Eric Chaney retweeted
I feel like getting into trouble today. Purity testing is going to be the death of the Democratic Party. And frankly, single-issue voting is a terrible way to approach politics. You can hold politicians accountable without demanding 100% ideological alignment. If disagreement on one issue makes someone your enemy, coalition-building becomes impossible.
Eric Chaney retweeted
Netanyahu knew about 10/7 and y'all have a hard time coping with that information.
Eric Chaney retweeted
The US has several political parties, it’s not our fault your party doesn’t even try to not be a worthless, do nothing, republican funded, sack of shit
Eric Chaney retweeted
The people obsessed with Palestine and/or Israel need to be rounded up. I’m so fucking sick of a middle eastern blood feud taking up so much time and energy here.
Eric Chaney retweeted
As I have said, these protesters seem to protest Dems (who do not run our foreign policy) a lot more than Trump (who does). Now it’s Mayor Mamdani.
Eric Chaney retweeted
Glad people are finally seeing what we’ve been saying all along.
Disrupting a vigil and screaming at Mamdani proves they lack basic decency. Their goal was never freeing Palestine—it’s publicly attacking Democrats and causing voter apathy.
Let’s do away with Medicare for all. Democrats should just bring back the affordable care act on steroids. Massively increase the insurance subsidies. Force privet plans to cover more services, a public option, and a massive fund for rural hospitals.
Eric Chaney retweeted
Kamala wasn't forced on anyone, she was picked by Biden to be his running mate. So when we voted for HIM in 2020, we also voted for HER. Then 75+ million of us also voted for her in 2024.
So stop telling us we didn't want her when we did.
I officially do not like Daisy, her and Erin deserve each other. Just haters #RHONY