** KAMALA HARRIS FOR PRESIDENT -PART DEUX **

Tim Simmons

I googled News’d the aurora thing. It’s just the NY Post and Fox claiming it. Other outlets are reporting that it’s being claimed and all it traces back to is the property management company whose intentions seem shady at best, and they have given weird social media responses. 

Whole thing is weird (and most likely dishonest). 

njhaley1

Bentleyspop said:

mrussel1 said:

Philly NJ said:

America needs to see more of Harris. In recent days, she has been outed for plagiarism, her DOJ is suing VA for getting non-citizens off the voter rolls, the illegal immigrant gangs in Aurora, CO have been verified by the State Media, the State Media has been caught editing in favor of Harris, her DOD allowed unidentified drones to be flown over/near VA military areas for 17 straight days without stopping them or identifying them, the truth about the Harris NC disaster response is finally shown.

Harris was pushing Project 2025 hard. That did not stick and was a waste of money and time. Now she is pushing the physical and mental capabilities of Trump. That won't work either as most common sense Americans see the outright joke that it is given her silence on Biden.

Harris is fake. It is easy to see. More Americans are seeing it everyday.

No, pay attention.  I live here.  Virginia is being sued because they are purging rolls during the "quiet period", a violation of the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 which prohibits these actions 90 days before a federal election.  This is to prevent legal, eligible voters from being removed and having insufficient time to be reinstated. 

Did you really not know this?  Did you not look it up or read anything worthwhile before writing this?  

All they do is parrot conspiracy theories and dogwhistles created by the writers at murdoch inc. 

After looking through that sovcit nutter's instagram (the guy arrested near Coachella), I couldn't tell the difference between them and some of the posters on here. 

Parrot is the perfect word.  No independent thought, like sheep you might say.

Halifax2TheMax

njhaley1 said:

Bentleyspop said:

mrussel1 said:

Philly NJ said:

America needs to see more of Harris. In recent days, she has been outed for plagiarism, her DOJ is suing VA for getting non-citizens off the voter rolls, the illegal immigrant gangs in Aurora, CO have been verified by the State Media, the State Media has been caught editing in favor of Harris, her DOD allowed unidentified drones to be flown over/near VA military areas for 17 straight days without stopping them or identifying them, the truth about the Harris NC disaster response is finally shown.

Harris was pushing Project 2025 hard. That did not stick and was a waste of money and time. Now she is pushing the physical and mental capabilities of Trump. That won't work either as most common sense Americans see the outright joke that it is given her silence on Biden.

Harris is fake. It is easy to see. More Americans are seeing it everyday.

No, pay attention.  I live here.  Virginia is being sued because they are purging rolls during the "quiet period", a violation of the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 which prohibits these actions 90 days before a federal election.  This is to prevent legal, eligible voters from being removed and having insufficient time to be reinstated. 

Did you really not know this?  Did you not look it up or read anything worthwhile before writing this?  

All they do is parrot conspiracy theories and dogwhistles created by the writers at murdoch inc. 

After looking through that sovcit nutter's instagram (the guy arrested near Coachella), I couldn't tell the difference between them and some of the posters on here. 

Parrot is the perfect word.  No independent thought, like sheep you might say.

But they do do their own research, so there’s that.

HughFreakingDillon

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

this is surprising, if rogan agrees to it. In both 2016 and 2020 he wanted no part of having any candidates on his show. he doesn't' need the publicity either. 

but he sat with bernie

Bernie wasn't the nominee. 

mickeyrat

HughFreakingDillon said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

this is surprising, if rogan agrees to it. In both 2016 and 2020 he wanted no part of having any candidates on his show. he doesn't' need the publicity either. 

but he sat with bernie

Bernie wasn't the nominee. 

but he was a candidate in the primaries when he appeared. and your post didnt specify.

The Juggler

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

this is surprising, if rogan agrees to it. In both 2016 and 2020 he wanted no part of having any candidates on his show. he doesn't' need the publicity either. 

but he sat with bernie

Bernie wasn't the nominee. 

but he was a candidate in the primaries when he appeared. and your post didnt specify.

Hugh. You gotta specify, bud. 

Come on guys. Get it together. 

mrussel1

The Juggler said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

this is surprising, if rogan agrees to it. In both 2016 and 2020 he wanted no part of having any candidates on his show. he doesn't' need the publicity either. 

but he sat with bernie

Bernie wasn't the nominee. 

but he was a candidate in the primaries when he appeared. and your post didnt specify.

Hugh. You gotta specify, bud. 

Come on guys. Get it together. 

No way we win when we're sloppy like this.  You play like you practice. 

Halifax2TheMax

mrussel1 said:

The Juggler said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

mickeyrat said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

this is surprising, if rogan agrees to it. In both 2016 and 2020 he wanted no part of having any candidates on his show. he doesn't' need the publicity either. 

but he sat with bernie

Bernie wasn't the nominee. 

but he was a candidate in the primaries when he appeared. and your post didnt specify.

Hugh. You gotta specify, bud. 

Come on guys. Get it together. 

No way we win when we're sloppy like this.  You play like you practice. 

And you practice like you live in a van DOWN BY THE RIVER!

mickeyrat

https://www.threads.net/@lorion70/post/DBKaoKky780?xmt=AQGzAKoSnMTIP6AgCu_fDzWgwih5zTZD1VKNHcPFLyJ9Rg

Tim Simmons

Please no Seth Abramson 

brianlux

darwinstheory said:

Gern Blansten said:

brianlux said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

The Juggler said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

It's all about GOTV. Harris campaign is switching to turnout from persuasion, I believe. That makes for much nicer convos.

PLEASE do a canvass if you're in or near a swing state.

https://www.padems.org/swing-state/

What's knocking on doors like? People ever argue with you?

There's a few categories.

1. Your people. They're supporting Kamala and they are happy you knocked. Yay! For turnout canvassing, this will be a lot of them.
2. The refusers. They don't answer the door, being obviously at home, or they do and make up a reason why they're busy and can't talk. They probably expect to be asked for money, which they aren't. This is pretty common too.
3. "I'm not telling" - I'd say these are Trumpers who think they can't tell you for some reason. They'd be better off, since you mark them as a Trump voter and they get left alone after that.
4. "Get off my lawn" - Couple times I got "do you have a permit for this" or "did I invite you on my property"? Political canvassing is protected under Pennsylvania election law. We aren't selling anything or asking for money. Just say thank you and keep going.
5. "I'm voting for Trump but I appreciate you" - some of the Trumpers are still glad about people being involved.
6. Real MAGA's - they are generally filtered out but you might be looking for the 22 year old kid and you get the dad. Honestly they have trouble being mean to someone in person, especially because you are so friendly and good-looking! But if I happen across a house on my list with Trump signs up I pretty much just skip it.

And probably once or twice each turf you get someone who actually is undecided, or wasn't planning on voting. One time I got a mom - her son was voting age but had an intellectual disability - she didn't think he could vote and I explained to her that she could assist him with voting. Sometimes they think they can't vote for a Democrat if they're registered Republican. Maybe they don't know where to vote. So you're knocking 30 doors for these couple of situations. But when you score that vote, yeah it's really fucking rewarding! And there are thousands of other Jugglers knocking doors across the Commonwealth, each of them gets that one extra vote in their canvass. And that's how we win!

You are amazing, Johnny Abruzzo.  Thank you for your most excellent efforts.

I live in a MAGA county, am old, have a shot immune system, and have difficulty conversing in person due to damaged hearing.  Sorry to be making excuses, but my going out would be awkward and difficult at best, and dangerous at worst.  The most I can do at this point is donate to the campaign, which for my income bracket has been sizable.  

Anyway, good show.  You rock! 

Same with me but Obama did win Indiana in 2008

Been thinking about this a lot lately. While my region (NW Indiana) is generally blue, my neighborhood definitely is not. I'm out in the county and very close to where the blueish goes dark red in an instant. That being said, along the nearest county roads I have seen more Harris signs than the other ones in the past few weeks. I've been pleasantly surprised and it has given me a glimmer of hope for a repeat of 08 for our state.

I'm in a very similar situation in a very red county (yes, California has them!).  I've seem a few Harris signs around here lately as well and that puts a smile on my face.

lindamarie73

brianlux said:

darwinstheory said:

Gern Blansten said:

brianlux said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

The Juggler said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

It's all about GOTV. Harris campaign is switching to turnout from persuasion, I believe. That makes for much nicer convos.

PLEASE do a canvass if you're in or near a swing state.

https://www.padems.org/swing-state/

What's knocking on doors like? People ever argue with you?

There's a few categories.

1. Your people. They're supporting Kamala and they are happy you knocked. Yay! For turnout canvassing, this will be a lot of them.
2. The refusers. They don't answer the door, being obviously at home, or they do and make up a reason why they're busy and can't talk. They probably expect to be asked for money, which they aren't. This is pretty common too.
3. "I'm not telling" - I'd say these are Trumpers who think they can't tell you for some reason. They'd be better off, since you mark them as a Trump voter and they get left alone after that.
4. "Get off my lawn" - Couple times I got "do you have a permit for this" or "did I invite you on my property"? Political canvassing is protected under Pennsylvania election law. We aren't selling anything or asking for money. Just say thank you and keep going.
5. "I'm voting for Trump but I appreciate you" - some of the Trumpers are still glad about people being involved.
6. Real MAGA's - they are generally filtered out but you might be looking for the 22 year old kid and you get the dad. Honestly they have trouble being mean to someone in person, especially because you are so friendly and good-looking! But if I happen across a house on my list with Trump signs up I pretty much just skip it.

And probably once or twice each turf you get someone who actually is undecided, or wasn't planning on voting. One time I got a mom - her son was voting age but had an intellectual disability - she didn't think he could vote and I explained to her that she could assist him with voting. Sometimes they think they can't vote for a Democrat if they're registered Republican. Maybe they don't know where to vote. So you're knocking 30 doors for these couple of situations. But when you score that vote, yeah it's really fucking rewarding! And there are thousands of other Jugglers knocking doors across the Commonwealth, each of them gets that one extra vote in their canvass. And that's how we win!

You are amazing, Johnny Abruzzo.  Thank you for your most excellent efforts.

I live in a MAGA county, am old, have a shot immune system, and have difficulty conversing in person due to damaged hearing.  Sorry to be making excuses, but my going out would be awkward and difficult at best, and dangerous at worst.  The most I can do at this point is donate to the campaign, which for my income bracket has been sizable.  

Anyway, good show.  You rock! 

Same with me but Obama did win Indiana in 2008

Been thinking about this a lot lately. While my region (NW Indiana) is generally blue, my neighborhood definitely is not. I'm out in the county and very close to where the blueish goes dark red in an instant. That being said, along the nearest county roads I have seen more Harris signs than the other ones in the past few weeks. I've been pleasantly surprised and it has given me a glimmer of hope for a repeat of 08 for our state.

I'm in a very similar situation in a very red county (yes, California has them!).  I've seem a few Harris signs around here lately as well and that puts a smile on my face.

As Jerry sang, nothing left to do but smile, smile smile…..Cherish those smiles bra, cause folks are starting to catch on how much of a airhead Kami is who somehow enabled Trump to get back into this race.  

The weather in Venezuela is real nice in mid November I hear…. Mahalo

The Juggler

lindamarie73 said:

brianlux said:

darwinstheory said:

Gern Blansten said:

brianlux said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

The Juggler said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

It's all about GOTV. Harris campaign is switching to turnout from persuasion, I believe. That makes for much nicer convos.

PLEASE do a canvass if you're in or near a swing state.

https://www.padems.org/swing-state/

What's knocking on doors like? People ever argue with you?

There's a few categories.

1. Your people. They're supporting Kamala and they are happy you knocked. Yay! For turnout canvassing, this will be a lot of them.
2. The refusers. They don't answer the door, being obviously at home, or they do and make up a reason why they're busy and can't talk. They probably expect to be asked for money, which they aren't. This is pretty common too.
3. "I'm not telling" - I'd say these are Trumpers who think they can't tell you for some reason. They'd be better off, since you mark them as a Trump voter and they get left alone after that.
4. "Get off my lawn" - Couple times I got "do you have a permit for this" or "did I invite you on my property"? Political canvassing is protected under Pennsylvania election law. We aren't selling anything or asking for money. Just say thank you and keep going.
5. "I'm voting for Trump but I appreciate you" - some of the Trumpers are still glad about people being involved.
6. Real MAGA's - they are generally filtered out but you might be looking for the 22 year old kid and you get the dad. Honestly they have trouble being mean to someone in person, especially because you are so friendly and good-looking! But if I happen across a house on my list with Trump signs up I pretty much just skip it.

And probably once or twice each turf you get someone who actually is undecided, or wasn't planning on voting. One time I got a mom - her son was voting age but had an intellectual disability - she didn't think he could vote and I explained to her that she could assist him with voting. Sometimes they think they can't vote for a Democrat if they're registered Republican. Maybe they don't know where to vote. So you're knocking 30 doors for these couple of situations. But when you score that vote, yeah it's really fucking rewarding! And there are thousands of other Jugglers knocking doors across the Commonwealth, each of them gets that one extra vote in their canvass. And that's how we win!

You are amazing, Johnny Abruzzo.  Thank you for your most excellent efforts.

I live in a MAGA county, am old, have a shot immune system, and have difficulty conversing in person due to damaged hearing.  Sorry to be making excuses, but my going out would be awkward and difficult at best, and dangerous at worst.  The most I can do at this point is donate to the campaign, which for my income bracket has been sizable.  

Anyway, good show.  You rock! 

Same with me but Obama did win Indiana in 2008

Been thinking about this a lot lately. While my region (NW Indiana) is generally blue, my neighborhood definitely is not. I'm out in the county and very close to where the blueish goes dark red in an instant. That being said, along the nearest county roads I have seen more Harris signs than the other ones in the past few weeks. I've been pleasantly surprised and it has given me a glimmer of hope for a repeat of 08 for our state.

I'm in a very similar situation in a very red county (yes, California has them!).  I've seem a few Harris signs around here lately as well and that puts a smile on my face.

As Jerry sang, nothing left to do but smile, smile smile…..Cherish those smiles bra, cause folks are starting to catch on how much of a airhead Kami is who somehow enabled Trump to get back into this race.  

The weather in Venezuela is real nice in mid November I hear…. Mahalo

Halifax2TheMax

lindamarie73 said

brianlux said:

darwinstheory said:

Gern Blansten said:

brianlux said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

The Juggler said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

It's all about GOTV. Harris campaign is switching to turnout from persuasion, I believe. That makes for much nicer convos.

PLEASE do a canvass if you're in or near a swing state.

https://www.padems.org/swing-state/

What's knocking on doors like? People ever argue with you?

There's a few categories.

1. Your people. They're supporting Kamala and they are happy you knocked. Yay! For turnout canvassing, this will be a lot of them.
2. The refusers. They don't answer the door, being obviously at home, or they do and make up a reason why they're busy and can't talk. They probably expect to be asked for money, which they aren't. This is pretty common too.
3. "I'm not telling" - I'd say these are Trumpers who think they can't tell you for some reason. They'd be better off, since you mark them as a Trump voter and they get left alone after that.
4. "Get off my lawn" - Couple times I got "do you have a permit for this" or "did I invite you on my property"? Political canvassing is protected under Pennsylvania election law. We aren't selling anything or asking for money. Just say thank you and keep going.
5. "I'm voting for Trump but I appreciate you" - some of the Trumpers are still glad about people being involved.
6. Real MAGA's - they are generally filtered out but you might be looking for the 22 year old kid and you get the dad. Honestly they have trouble being mean to someone in person, especially because you are so friendly and good-looking! But if I happen across a house on my list with Trump signs up I pretty much just skip it.

And probably once or twice each turf you get someone who actually is undecided, or wasn't planning on voting. One time I got a mom - her son was voting age but had an intellectual disability - she didn't think he could vote and I explained to her that she could assist him with voting. Sometimes they think they can't vote for a Democrat if they're registered Republican. Maybe they don't know where to vote. So you're knocking 30 doors for these couple of situations. But when you score that vote, yeah it's really fucking rewarding! And there are thousands of other Jugglers knocking doors across the Commonwealth, each of them gets that one extra vote in their canvass. And that's how we win!

You are amazing, Johnny Abruzzo.  Thank you for your most excellent efforts.

I live in a MAGA county, am old, have a shot immune system, and have difficulty conversing in person due to damaged hearing.  Sorry to be making excuses, but my going out would be awkward and difficult at best, and dangerous at worst.  The most I can do at this point is donate to the campaign, which for my income bracket has been sizable.  

Anyway, good show.  You rock! 

Same with me but Obama did win Indiana in 2008

Been thinking about this a lot lately. While my region (NW Indiana) is generally blue, my neighborhood definitely is not. I'm out in the county and very close to where the blueish goes dark red in an instant. That being said, along the nearest county roads I have seen more Harris signs than the other ones in the past few weeks. I've been pleasantly surprised and it has given me a glimmer of hope for a repeat of 08 for our state.

I'm in a very similar situation in a very red county (yes, California has them!).  I've seem a few Harris signs around here lately as well and that puts a smile on my face.

As Jerry sang, nothing left to do but smile, smile smile…..Cherish those smiles bra, cause folks are starting to catch on how much of a airhead Kami is who somehow enabled Trump to get back into this race.  

The weather in Venezuela is real nice in mid November I hear…. Mahalo

Now, imagine POOTWH in a grass skirt, orange chest with his manboobs covered by coconut shells, wearing a lei and playing a ukulele and swaying to the music, wiggling those hips with his big broad shoulders dipping to and fro and his hair fluttering in the breeze as the setting sun highlights his combed mane. You know you just did. Mahalo is right. Did it move?

brianlux

lindamarie73 said:

brianlux said:

darwinstheory said:

Gern Blansten said:

brianlux said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

The Juggler said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

It's all about GOTV. Harris campaign is switching to turnout from persuasion, I believe. That makes for much nicer convos.

PLEASE do a canvass if you're in or near a swing state.

https://www.padems.org/swing-state/

What's knocking on doors like? People ever argue with you?

There's a few categories.

1. Your people. They're supporting Kamala and they are happy you knocked. Yay! For turnout canvassing, this will be a lot of them.
2. The refusers. They don't answer the door, being obviously at home, or they do and make up a reason why they're busy and can't talk. They probably expect to be asked for money, which they aren't. This is pretty common too.
3. "I'm not telling" - I'd say these are Trumpers who think they can't tell you for some reason. They'd be better off, since you mark them as a Trump voter and they get left alone after that.
4. "Get off my lawn" - Couple times I got "do you have a permit for this" or "did I invite you on my property"? Political canvassing is protected under Pennsylvania election law. We aren't selling anything or asking for money. Just say thank you and keep going.
5. "I'm voting for Trump but I appreciate you" - some of the Trumpers are still glad about people being involved.
6. Real MAGA's - they are generally filtered out but you might be looking for the 22 year old kid and you get the dad. Honestly they have trouble being mean to someone in person, especially because you are so friendly and good-looking! But if I happen across a house on my list with Trump signs up I pretty much just skip it.

And probably once or twice each turf you get someone who actually is undecided, or wasn't planning on voting. One time I got a mom - her son was voting age but had an intellectual disability - she didn't think he could vote and I explained to her that she could assist him with voting. Sometimes they think they can't vote for a Democrat if they're registered Republican. Maybe they don't know where to vote. So you're knocking 30 doors for these couple of situations. But when you score that vote, yeah it's really fucking rewarding! And there are thousands of other Jugglers knocking doors across the Commonwealth, each of them gets that one extra vote in their canvass. And that's how we win!

You are amazing, Johnny Abruzzo.  Thank you for your most excellent efforts.

I live in a MAGA county, am old, have a shot immune system, and have difficulty conversing in person due to damaged hearing.  Sorry to be making excuses, but my going out would be awkward and difficult at best, and dangerous at worst.  The most I can do at this point is donate to the campaign, which for my income bracket has been sizable.  

Anyway, good show.  You rock! 

Same with me but Obama did win Indiana in 2008

Been thinking about this a lot lately. While my region (NW Indiana) is generally blue, my neighborhood definitely is not. I'm out in the county and very close to where the blueish goes dark red in an instant. That being said, along the nearest county roads I have seen more Harris signs than the other ones in the past few weeks. I've been pleasantly surprised and it has given me a glimmer of hope for a repeat of 08 for our state.

I'm in a very similar situation in a very red county (yes, California has them!).  I've seem a few Harris signs around here lately as well and that puts a smile on my face.

As Jerry sang, nothing left to do but smile, smile smile…..Cherish those smiles bra, cause folks are starting to catch on how much of a airhead Kami is who somehow enabled Trump to get back into this race.  

The weather in Venezuela is real nice in mid November I hear…. Mahalo

Ya know, if 45 become 47 I might have ta do a 180 to the nearest 7-11 and git me a 6-er of Old English 800 and have me a good ol' pity party.

Yeee HAW!

darwinstheory

brianlux said:

lindamarie73 said:

brianlux said:

darwinstheory said:

Gern Blansten said:

brianlux said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

The Juggler said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

It's all about GOTV. Harris campaign is switching to turnout from persuasion, I believe. That makes for much nicer convos.

PLEASE do a canvass if you're in or near a swing state.

https://www.padems.org/swing-state/

What's knocking on doors like? People ever argue with you?

There's a few categories.

1. Your people. They're supporting Kamala and they are happy you knocked. Yay! For turnout canvassing, this will be a lot of them.
2. The refusers. They don't answer the door, being obviously at home, or they do and make up a reason why they're busy and can't talk. They probably expect to be asked for money, which they aren't. This is pretty common too.
3. "I'm not telling" - I'd say these are Trumpers who think they can't tell you for some reason. They'd be better off, since you mark them as a Trump voter and they get left alone after that.
4. "Get off my lawn" - Couple times I got "do you have a permit for this" or "did I invite you on my property"? Political canvassing is protected under Pennsylvania election law. We aren't selling anything or asking for money. Just say thank you and keep going.
5. "I'm voting for Trump but I appreciate you" - some of the Trumpers are still glad about people being involved.
6. Real MAGA's - they are generally filtered out but you might be looking for the 22 year old kid and you get the dad. Honestly they have trouble being mean to someone in person, especially because you are so friendly and good-looking! But if I happen across a house on my list with Trump signs up I pretty much just skip it.

And probably once or twice each turf you get someone who actually is undecided, or wasn't planning on voting. One time I got a mom - her son was voting age but had an intellectual disability - she didn't think he could vote and I explained to her that she could assist him with voting. Sometimes they think they can't vote for a Democrat if they're registered Republican. Maybe they don't know where to vote. So you're knocking 30 doors for these couple of situations. But when you score that vote, yeah it's really fucking rewarding! And there are thousands of other Jugglers knocking doors across the Commonwealth, each of them gets that one extra vote in their canvass. And that's how we win!

You are amazing, Johnny Abruzzo.  Thank you for your most excellent efforts.

I live in a MAGA county, am old, have a shot immune system, and have difficulty conversing in person due to damaged hearing.  Sorry to be making excuses, but my going out would be awkward and difficult at best, and dangerous at worst.  The most I can do at this point is donate to the campaign, which for my income bracket has been sizable.  

Anyway, good show.  You rock! 

Same with me but Obama did win Indiana in 2008

Been thinking about this a lot lately. While my region (NW Indiana) is generally blue, my neighborhood definitely is not. I'm out in the county and very close to where the blueish goes dark red in an instant. That being said, along the nearest county roads I have seen more Harris signs than the other ones in the past few weeks. I've been pleasantly surprised and it has given me a glimmer of hope for a repeat of 08 for our state.

I'm in a very similar situation in a very red county (yes, California has them!).  I've seem a few Harris signs around here lately as well and that puts a smile on my face.

As Jerry sang, nothing left to do but smile, smile smile…..Cherish those smiles bra, cause folks are starting to catch on how much of a airhead Kami is who somehow enabled Trump to get back into this race.  

The weather in Venezuela is real nice in mid November I hear…. Mahalo

Ya know, if 45 become 47 I might have ta do a 180 to the nearest 7-11 and git me a 6-er of Old English 800 and have me a good ol' pity party.

Yeee HAW!

If you're going to roll with OE, best to make it 2 - 40's. Each in their own paper sack. Do it up right!! 😆

josevolution

lindamarie73 said:

brianlux said:

darwinstheory said:

Gern Blansten said:

brianlux said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

The Juggler said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

It's all about GOTV. Harris campaign is switching to turnout from persuasion, I believe. That makes for much nicer convos.

PLEASE do a canvass if you're in or near a swing state.

https://www.padems.org/swing-state/

What's knocking on doors like? People ever argue with you?

There's a few categories.

1. Your people. They're supporting Kamala and they are happy you knocked. Yay! For turnout canvassing, this will be a lot of them.
2. The refusers. They don't answer the door, being obviously at home, or they do and make up a reason why they're busy and can't talk. They probably expect to be asked for money, which they aren't. This is pretty common too.
3. "I'm not telling" - I'd say these are Trumpers who think they can't tell you for some reason. They'd be better off, since you mark them as a Trump voter and they get left alone after that.
4. "Get off my lawn" - Couple times I got "do you have a permit for this" or "did I invite you on my property"? Political canvassing is protected under Pennsylvania election law. We aren't selling anything or asking for money. Just say thank you and keep going.
5. "I'm voting for Trump but I appreciate you" - some of the Trumpers are still glad about people being involved.
6. Real MAGA's - they are generally filtered out but you might be looking for the 22 year old kid and you get the dad. Honestly they have trouble being mean to someone in person, especially because you are so friendly and good-looking! But if I happen across a house on my list with Trump signs up I pretty much just skip it.

And probably once or twice each turf you get someone who actually is undecided, or wasn't planning on voting. One time I got a mom - her son was voting age but had an intellectual disability - she didn't think he could vote and I explained to her that she could assist him with voting. Sometimes they think they can't vote for a Democrat if they're registered Republican. Maybe they don't know where to vote. So you're knocking 30 doors for these couple of situations. But when you score that vote, yeah it's really fucking rewarding! And there are thousands of other Jugglers knocking doors across the Commonwealth, each of them gets that one extra vote in their canvass. And that's how we win!

You are amazing, Johnny Abruzzo.  Thank you for your most excellent efforts.

I live in a MAGA county, am old, have a shot immune system, and have difficulty conversing in person due to damaged hearing.  Sorry to be making excuses, but my going out would be awkward and difficult at best, and dangerous at worst.  The most I can do at this point is donate to the campaign, which for my income bracket has been sizable.  

Anyway, good show.  You rock! 

Same with me but Obama did win Indiana in 2008

Been thinking about this a lot lately. While my region (NW Indiana) is generally blue, my neighborhood definitely is not. I'm out in the county and very close to where the blueish goes dark red in an instant. That being said, along the nearest county roads I have seen more Harris signs than the other ones in the past few weeks. I've been pleasantly surprised and it has given me a glimmer of hope for a repeat of 08 for our state.

I'm in a very similar situation in a very red county (yes, California has them!).  I've seem a few Harris signs around here lately as well and that puts a smile on my face.

As Jerry sang, nothing left to do but smile, smile smile…..Cherish those smiles bra, cause folks are starting to catch on how much of a airhead Kami is who somehow enabled Trump to get back into this race.  

The weather in Venezuela is real nice in mid November I hear…. Mahalo

You still around ha what have you been doing writing new material on how too own the libertads ? Will you be lining up early at MSG to get rail for the Trump Nazi rally? 

Merkin Baller

It's amazing... trump's cognitive decline is on full display, so they've given it a name: "the weave" and projected his inability to complete a thought onto Kamala. 

It's wild to see all the simple minded lemmings toeing the line and repeating what they're told. 

tbergs

lindamarie73 said:

brianlux said:

darwinstheory said:

Gern Blansten said:

brianlux said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

The Juggler said:

Johnny Abruzzo said:

It's all about GOTV. Harris campaign is switching to turnout from persuasion, I believe. That makes for much nicer convos.

PLEASE do a canvass if you're in or near a swing state.

https://www.padems.org/swing-state/

What's knocking on doors like? People ever argue with you?

There's a few categories.

1. Your people. They're supporting Kamala and they are happy you knocked. Yay! For turnout canvassing, this will be a lot of them.
2. The refusers. They don't answer the door, being obviously at home, or they do and make up a reason why they're busy and can't talk. They probably expect to be asked for money, which they aren't. This is pretty common too.
3. "I'm not telling" - I'd say these are Trumpers who think they can't tell you for some reason. They'd be better off, since you mark them as a Trump voter and they get left alone after that.
4. "Get off my lawn" - Couple times I got "do you have a permit for this" or "did I invite you on my property"? Political canvassing is protected under Pennsylvania election law. We aren't selling anything or asking for money. Just say thank you and keep going.
5. "I'm voting for Trump but I appreciate you" - some of the Trumpers are still glad about people being involved.
6. Real MAGA's - they are generally filtered out but you might be looking for the 22 year old kid and you get the dad. Honestly they have trouble being mean to someone in person, especially because you are so friendly and good-looking! But if I happen across a house on my list with Trump signs up I pretty much just skip it.

And probably once or twice each turf you get someone who actually is undecided, or wasn't planning on voting. One time I got a mom - her son was voting age but had an intellectual disability - she didn't think he could vote and I explained to her that she could assist him with voting. Sometimes they think they can't vote for a Democrat if they're registered Republican. Maybe they don't know where to vote. So you're knocking 30 doors for these couple of situations. But when you score that vote, yeah it's really fucking rewarding! And there are thousands of other Jugglers knocking doors across the Commonwealth, each of them gets that one extra vote in their canvass. And that's how we win!

You are amazing, Johnny Abruzzo.  Thank you for your most excellent efforts.

I live in a MAGA county, am old, have a shot immune system, and have difficulty conversing in person due to damaged hearing.  Sorry to be making excuses, but my going out would be awkward and difficult at best, and dangerous at worst.  The most I can do at this point is donate to the campaign, which for my income bracket has been sizable.  

Anyway, good show.  You rock! 

Same with me but Obama did win Indiana in 2008

Been thinking about this a lot lately. While my region (NW Indiana) is generally blue, my neighborhood definitely is not. I'm out in the county and very close to where the blueish goes dark red in an instant. That being said, along the nearest county roads I have seen more Harris signs than the other ones in the past few weeks. I've been pleasantly surprised and it has given me a glimmer of hope for a repeat of 08 for our state.

I'm in a very similar situation in a very red county (yes, California has them!).  I've seem a few Harris signs around here lately as well and that puts a smile on my face.

As Jerry sang, nothing left to do but smile, smile smile…..Cherish those smiles bra, cause folks are starting to catch on how much of a airhead Kami is who somehow enabled Trump to get back into this race.  

The weather in Venezuela is real nice in mid November I hear…. Mahalo

You must be voting for weekend at Donnie's? Poor guy should be in a home. Must have thought he was at a senior living facility sing along the other night. I mean, with all your projection about Biden a few months back, I would think you'd be up in arms with dead brain Donnie dementia.

Gern Blansten

If Biden had called Arizonans Azurasians the media would STILL be going 24/7 about it.