Waco1947 said:
Her response was weird and sexist. "Kitchen table"?
Her speech went like this: 'The border crisis. We're all gonna die. Our streets are unsafe we're all gonna die. Food prices are too high. We're all gonna die."
And NOT one policy idea.
And PS we are all gonna die
If you are correct, then that would be a winning message. Sadly, you are not correct and the GOP once again snatched failure from the jaws of success. She is handsome, talented, and as a VP nod could pull a percentage point or two in some key races, but was coached by people who had no business coaching such things.
I think it was fubar who said just above something to the effect that Trump's VP pick this go around matters even less than one normally would (inference that they never do much, which is correct).
I think that's not true at all this cycle. We have a very unusual dynamic this cycle.....two incredibly unpopular nominees of the major parties, with what might end up being 5-6 minor party candidates, at least one of which seems likely to pull in double digits of support, with another one or two picking up whole points of votes. The right VP candidate could be the difference in a swing state or three by firing up a demographic or three for a few extra thousands of votes here & there.
And if Dems do try to replace Biden at convention, there will be some splintering of their coalition. Anything goes at that point.
Very interesting cycle shaping up.