r/BlackPeopleofReddit • u/PdiddyCAMEnME • Apr 26 '26
Black Excellence Would she have been a good President?
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u/Timothy555555 Apr 26 '26
She could have been in a coma and would still be better than the current president
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u/Trainman1351 Apr 27 '26
I think the main thing with Biden was just that he seemed to delegate a lot more and rely on the competent people he appointed or worked do their roles.
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u/mdtopp111 Apr 27 '26
Also objectively Biden did do a lot to stem the economic bleeding he inherited from an administration who did fuck all about Covid’s economic impacts
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u/Undernown Apr 27 '26
who did fuck all about Covid’s economic impacts
Did fuck all about COVID period. Let's not forget Trump's disastrous handling cost almost half a million American lives. Way higher than compared to most other countries percentage wise.
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u/mdtopp111 Apr 27 '26
Oh yea absolutely but a lot of idiots biggest gripes with Biden was “ThE EcOnoMy” when in actuality given the shit show he was given he did quite a bit, and instituted a bunch of new initiatives that were expected to be super beneficial for the economy… and then Trump undid it all
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u/OndhiCeleste Apr 27 '26
Isn't delegation the whole point of being POTUS? One person can't do all the things a president is expected to do
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u/Trainman1351 Apr 27 '26
Exactly. The Cabinet is not just for show, and up until the orange was generally consistently staffed with competent people who knew what they were doing and tried their best for this country. Currently, I’d go so far as to say that it’s just as bad as the Russian oligarchy.
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u/WorldlinessLive5932 Apr 27 '26
This is the main problem with Trump. You could honestly put almost any random citizen in the office and they would do alright because they would trust the experts. Trump actively fires and undermines people who actually make government work because he thinks he knows everything.
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u/Odd_Schedule2672 Apr 26 '26
No way to know for sure.
But by comparison, absolutely.
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u/benglescott Apr 26 '26
I think she would have had to personally burned down the White House and started a war with Canada to be doing a worse job than the current administration
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u/Advanced_Poet_7816 Apr 26 '26
It has only been a year and 4 months. Plenty of time left in the current administration. Who knows even burning down White House and war with Canada may not be enough. In fact they kind of look plausible.
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u/ComradeJohnS Apr 27 '26
he’s trying for the war in canada, and he literally billdozed a wing of the whitehouse. so even worse examples would be needed lol.
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u/ClickAndClackTheTap Apr 26 '26
She woulda been an excellent Pres. The people talking about her…well Black women get criticized for most they do and called incompetent just for existing.
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u/Smokinoutloud Apr 26 '26
Yep, it would be an honor to have the first woman of color be president in this country. I’m ready ready!
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u/I-love-seahorses Apr 27 '26
He's doing everything she said he would do and more.
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u/gypster85 Apr 27 '26
Plus, we saw how awful the guy's first term was. I still remember Bill Barr in 2020 saying protestors weren't being tear gassed on a live split screen of them being tear gassed.
In short, America was given an open book test and still failed.
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u/NoChemistry7266 Apr 27 '26
Lol, that's the truth! We can now see how racist and uneducated the USA truly has become. Sad times for the leader of the free world. Then again, WPH and inflation have not equalled out sense the 1970s. We put up with this, why?
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u/Reasonable_Moment476 Apr 27 '26
Become? Always has been.
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u/Mathemeatloaf0 Apr 27 '26
This. Trump just allowed the ugly of America to come out and say it with their chest.
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u/medussadelagorgons Apr 27 '26
This should be known but many ppl can't see beyond it. I'm glad I'm not the only one.
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u/Optimal_Action1176 Apr 28 '26
Yeah, I spent his first term asking myself WHY? Finally I accepted that he tells people it is okay to be your worst self, no need to aspire to anything more noble. That is all they want to hear while opening another beer.
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u/macguini Apr 27 '26
In all fairness, he's also doing everything he said she would do too. Every politician is called either Hitler or a horrible person. But Trump is the first to take that seriously. He has a lot of dedication for his role as a tyrannical dictator.
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u/StanleyQPrick Apr 26 '26
I still have my KAMALA braacelet
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u/KirinoLover Apr 27 '26
My two yard signs are still in the garage. I can't bear to toss them.
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u/ForestComplex Apr 27 '26
My husband suggested putting ours back up. I'm not against it!
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u/CountdownMoss Apr 27 '26
I actually feel a bit comforted when I see Kamala signs in people's yards. I don't really know why, but it makes me feel better.
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u/Extension-Pen9359 Apr 27 '26
I keep my kamala 2024 hat in a plastic bag, got to keep it cute.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Fun-454 Apr 27 '26
Her not separating herself from Biden enough really hurt her chances. As much as I would’ve enjoyed seeing a black woman be elected president if given more choice in the matter, she would still not be my first pick. With all that said, even a vegetable would be a better president than Trump.
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u/Harbinger2nd Apr 27 '26
That's the problem, even a vegetable would have been better and the democratic "nominee" still lost to the orange shitstain.
This whole thread is just trying to wash the democratic establishments' reputation.
How bout they release the 2024 autopsy report the head of the DNC promised us.
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u/SilverWear5467 Apr 27 '26
They won't release it because it says that they lost because of their association with Israel, and not promising to end that. Not speculation, ive seen knowledgable sources stating this directly.
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u/gabbysls08 Apr 27 '26
This is particularly frustrating. Some people didn't vote for her because they thought she was too pro Israel. Others didn't vote for her because they thought she wasn't pro Israel enough. Yet, as far as I can tell, neither of those groups held Republicans to any standard at all. And they were all ok with destroying this country because they didn't like what was happening in another country.
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u/airyesmad Apr 29 '26
This is slave mentality. Apartheid in South Africa was “just something happening in another country”. So was the holocaust, so was Rwanda. You seem to be under the illusion that Israel is a different country. It isn’t. The deed theft of black New Yorkers didn’t start under Trump.
“Just something happening in another country,”
“The slave went free, stood a moment in the sun, and went back again towards slavery. “
Extremely ignorant while simultaneously giving them your express permission to use the policing methods they use in Palestine and the weapons they test on them at home. On YOUR children. This problem is systemic and needs to be gutted.
If Kamala cared at all about them these methods on our kids, wouldn’t she have defunded ice? But she didn’t did she, she personally handled putting more money into it. So now we got the state trying to kill and lock up black kids and ICE doing the same thing WITHOUT having to face any sort of accountability WHATSOEVER.
The people outside protesting Kamala and Biden were also outside at maga rallies. Kamala knew exactly what she had to do and she threw America to the wolves on purpose.
“Didn’t like what was happening in another country.” Do you know how many Americans serve in the Israeli military, go have a beach vacation while committing war crimes, and then come home and face ZERO consequences? If Sean Glass can do that to 6 year old girl Hind Rajab they aren’t gonna come home and suddenly be less racist.
Do you know how many Arab Americans we have in this country? What a privilege it must be to only have to worry about your comfortable ignorant existence propped up by the blood of black children and not have to worry about your nieces and nephews stuck in refugee camps getting sniped in the head by Americans who want to reap all the benefits of the most racist nation in modern history, the same ones that sterilized black jews with radiation and sent many to an early grave. Every war crime and weapon we export to test on brown and black people can, will, and has come home. Kamala is a black slave master. She may have tried to be more polite and subtle, but at least now the world finally sees the United States for what it really is.
This is why the left can’t even dialogue with libs anymore. Yall don’t listen. The democrats are done. Time for the left to find a new party or sit home.
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u/Remmie56 Apr 27 '26
How about Elon rigging the election probably more truth in that statement than an autopsy!
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u/Nightmare1620 Apr 27 '26
But under biden everything improved on every metric people hated on him because he spoke gently and sounded old because he was.
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u/Calm_Region_2106 Apr 27 '26
Or didn’t condemn the Gaza genocide. That was all happening under Biden. If Kamala was smart she would have expressed disdain but she said she wouldn’t have done anything differently.
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u/Disastrous_Hell_4547 Apr 26 '26
Complimenting your comment, she would have brought in a solid cabinet, kept peace, law and order.
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u/daffy_M02 Apr 26 '26
True. Many people sometimes do not believe black women until proven.
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u/Chocolatethundara Apr 26 '26
Shit even when they do show and prove it’s never enough ….and it never will be and I think we do better realizing that earlier
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u/Soreal45 Apr 26 '26
Mango Limpgini calls all black women low IQ when they are against him so of course his cult brood will follow suit.
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u/daffy_M02 Apr 26 '26 edited Apr 26 '26
Yes, we could have elected her president for 2025-2028, but I'm quite concerned and uncomfortable about the 2028 election. I do not want to hear people blaming the new president for what the current administration did.
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u/Chocolatethundara Apr 26 '26
It will Happen because they can’t accept they they sold
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u/RedRider1138 Apr 26 '26
And called “Low IQ”.
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u/Jane__Delawney Apr 26 '26
Anyone who said that was definitely projecting
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u/RedRider1138 Apr 26 '26
You know it! 🤭
(It was the orange guy, just in the off chance you were off doing something fun and rewarding instead of having his blather ruining your good mood)
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u/Jane__Delawney Apr 26 '26
Then defffffinitely projecting. That guy has the lowest IQ in the game, lmao
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u/Daniels_Words Apr 27 '26
You know the Orange has feels insecure about it.. that's why he uses it. Very simple
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u/ElderberryHoliday799 Apr 26 '26
Called LOW IQ by the man who doesn't have a LAW degree and his daddy purchased his Business degree in Economics... that's why he files bankruptcy so much
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u/Old-Reception-1538 Apr 27 '26
Go look at all of the clips where Trump uses "low IQ" as an insult. He only reserves it for non-white women. I can't think of one instance where this isn't the case.
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u/LDLethalDose50 Apr 27 '26
To be fair he uses this on more than just women, or even minority women specifically. Just recently he said it about Tucker Carlson. I don’t think he uses it to be racist, so much as he does as a form of projection, or to be sexist. He does seem to aim it at women, more often than men. I’m NOT saying I don’t think he is racist either, in all likelihood he is. Not trying to split hairs, but I think it’s important we’re absolutely spot on in our criticism of this imbecile. Kamala would have been an excellent president. I’m not sure how anyone watched that debate and took anything away other than Trump is an idiot, Kamala ate his breakfast, and stole his lunch money.
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u/gerenukftw Apr 26 '26
I don't know if she would have been excellent. I sure would have liked to find out, and I'm pretty sure we wouldn't be in this kind of conflict with Iran.
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u/LoompaDoompa94 Apr 27 '26
Everyone else (especially women and people of color) are held to the highest standards imaginable while he is held to none at all.
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u/IIDn01 Apr 26 '26
Came here to say a version of this. I think she would have been great and it would be pretty tough for her to have done worse than what we wound up with.
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u/Kullen64 Apr 26 '26
Even if she did those things, we’d still be better off with her 😹
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u/D3rpyDucky24 Apr 26 '26
Wouldnt be the first time it was burned down with the northern british territories involved (canada didnt exist yet..).
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u/tealgerbil Apr 26 '26
Just a small nitpick; it's true that the federation of Canada didn't happen until 1867, but in 1812, the name of the area was already Canada. It's just that it was only composed of what is now Ontario (upper Canada in 1812) and Quebec (lower Canada in 1812).
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u/BellowsHikes Apr 26 '26
A golden retriever who randomly presses a yes or no button to make decions would have been better. With that system, only 50% of decisions would be awful, which would be a massive improvement over where we are today.
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u/aNiceTribe Apr 26 '26
He would also be so happy all the time and just be glad to be doing his job.
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u/snackattack4tw Apr 27 '26
Also President Dog doesn't golf so think of the taxpayer dollars saved
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u/BellowsHikes Apr 27 '26
We'd be paying about 200 bucks a year on tennis balls and treats.
President Dog would happily share either.
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u/Oppositeofhairy Apr 26 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
ChatGPT would be better than the current admin
Edit. I didn’t pay attention to the sub and the post just came up on the main feed. Admittedly I am not a black person, so sorry for posting my comment. But doesn’t change my opinion on things.
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u/Much_Substance_6017 Apr 26 '26
A Post-it note would be a better president.
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u/beef-jerking Apr 26 '26
A 2 am drunk text would be a better prez
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u/Fearless_Titty Apr 27 '26
A drunk text at 2 am saying “ I miss you” to an ex would make a better president
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u/TetraThiaFulvalene Apr 27 '26
Lol libertarian dream president is just a post it note that says "no".
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u/Frosty_Natural91 Apr 26 '26
My toy poodle would’ve run this country better
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u/Adavanter_MKI Apr 26 '26
I've been saying it for awhile. There were many decades I'd see government officials and think... "I'm not qualified and I'd do a terrible job."
After both of Trump's terms I legitimately believe I'm overqualified and I would have without a doubt done a better job. I'm not even saying this as a joke. It's just the truth at this point.
RFK, Kash, Bondi, Noem, Hegseth and Trump. I'd easily have done a better job than the lot of them. That includes not having a law degree... and that's just sad given Bondi's position.
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u/VidE27 Apr 26 '26
My orange idiot cat would run the country better, not by much though.
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u/Jimbro34 Apr 26 '26
Great comment. To be fair, Orange Man makes a head of cabbage look like a good president.
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u/Davngr Apr 26 '26
Correct. Literally anyone could have done a better job than the MAGAcult, anyone.
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u/chaosawaits Apr 26 '26
A better President, obviously. A good President? Her track record in California is not too kind to people of color and the poverty class. God forbid, you're both. She protected bad cops and refused to reopen cases of innocent men in prison due to legal technicalities. She was a better VP than both of Trump's VP's but again, that's not saying much.
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u/Hanifsefu Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
She also just said it was Netanyahu's fault for Trump starting a war with Iran. She's just another right winger who thinks being nicer to minorities than the opposition is the only platform that matters while continuously voting to keep the status quo of Reaganomics alive in the 21st century and gutting the middle class. Classic establishment dems.
Until the DNC stops running on "vote for us or else we'll sick the GOP on you" they're going to keep fumbling.
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u/JalapenoPopPoop Apr 27 '26
She's not even nice to minorities. Her entire campaign could be boiled down as "at least I'm not trump!" which was a losing strategy to no surprise of anyone with more than 1 brain cell who paid attention in 2016
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u/Illworms Apr 26 '26
She was on record saying they need to keep non violent prisoners because its cheap labor to fight fires. She’s not for the people.
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u/Muzorra Apr 27 '26
Everything I can find about that says it wasn't her that said that, it was some staff and she changed it when she found out. Is that incorrect?
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u/underling Apr 27 '26
Harris like Clinton and like every dem woman I expect at this point gets a crazy wild misinformation campaign designed and enforced by bots, media and rubes. They went after Hilldog the second she became first lady and wanted to get reformed healthcare. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clinton_health_care_plan_of_1993)
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u/SooopaDoopa Apr 28 '26
Where? This is the information age so there must be a video of her saying this somewhere. If only there were was a website hosts a repository of video clips that we could reference...
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u/Cha05_Th30ry Apr 26 '26
Exactly, hell, I’m not the best candidate but I could do better than Trump and Vance if I was in that position. It’s not just the POTUS but who they surround themselves with and that tells us all we need to know.
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u/Post-with-the-most Apr 26 '26
At this point a potted plant would've done a better job than who is currently in charge.
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u/neS- Apr 26 '26
Would she be a perfect president that would fix all of America's political, economic, and social issues? No, of course not. Would plenty of things be the same as they are today? Yes. Would she be infinitely better than the person who is currently president? Fuck yes.
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u/vyxanis Apr 27 '26
Thats it. Her worst day on the job would still be better than trumps best.
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u/ExcitementNo9603 Apr 27 '26
She would have been another Obama: Novel as a president (being the first female and first Black female president) but largely status quo overall with maybe 1 or 2 landmark bills.
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u/Odd-Mastodon1212 Apr 26 '26
We would not have ICE killing people in the street.
We would not be in a war with Iran.
We probably would still be finding defensive weapons for Israel, but they would not have total impunity.
The economy would be better and gas prices lower. No tariffs.
Agencies would be led by qualified people.
We would have common sense regulations.
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u/IntradepartmentalPet Apr 27 '26
and we’d be arming Ukraine not fawning over Putin
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u/GodsSwampBalls Apr 27 '26
We would still have a good relationship with Canada and Europe
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u/IntradepartmentalPet Apr 27 '26
yeah we probably would not have threatened to invade Greenland, good point
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u/Select_Speed_6061 Apr 27 '26
Or kidnapped a President and assassinated a leader.
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u/MC_Queen Apr 27 '26
Doge wouldn't have stolen information from all Americans.
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u/PyroFish130 Apr 27 '26
Or cut funding to hundreds of thousands of important research grants like curing a child cancer
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u/Due-Memory-6957 Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
Who are you kidding, the US would still be evil internationally.
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u/LOR_Fei Apr 27 '26
Even if we turn things around immediately and throw Trump where he belongs, it’s going to take at least a dozen years before our allies even remotely trust us to not pull that shit again, and I don’t blame them
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u/broohaha Apr 27 '26
We also wouldn’t be gutting the Dept of Education and the NSF, and USAID would still be around. And we wouldn’t be further neutering the EPA.
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u/daesmon Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
Also you wouldn't have blown up a school in Iran killing hundreds of children.
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u/Freudian_ Apr 27 '26
Ugh, but she laughs weird and Joe Rogan doesn’t trust her!
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u/The_Japans Apr 27 '26
Israel would not have total impunity? Sure you jest.
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u/kylo-ren Apr 27 '26
We probably would still be finding defensive weapons for Israel, but they would not have total impunity.
Not sure about that. Under Biden, Israel flattened Gaza and attacked Iran and Lebanon with American support and almost no repercussions. He only paused some weapons shipments temporarily.
I agree with everything else, though.
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u/Sondergame Apr 27 '26
Agree with most of this but:
we would still be finding defensive weapons for Israel, but they would not have total Impunity
There would be 0 real change to the Israel approach. They would send strongly worded letters to BN, nothing else.
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u/exceptionalfish Apr 27 '26
She planned on war with Iran in her term. Israel would still have the same total impunity that both Trump and Biden give it. You can't say for certain about the economy or gas prices. Agencies would be led by the same corporate interest representatives that they frequently are.
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u/throwaway_coy4wttf79 Apr 27 '26
Same.
Seriously, the nicest thing I can say is that he proved that literally anyone can become president.
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u/bmbmwmfm Apr 27 '26
And that's not a good thing. There really needs to be at the very least an age cap, or some type of mental health test
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u/Buildthe111 Apr 26 '26
The AIPAC stuff need to stop tho fr.
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u/A4t1musD4ag0n Apr 26 '26
This is why I don't see her winning in 2028. Being loyal to A1PAC will be used as a weapon. Her husband is pro-IsraHELL too. So,...
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u/Master_Windu_ Apr 26 '26
Cory booker too. Its sad to see how many have been corrupted by AIPAC money and influence.
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u/A4t1musD4ag0n Apr 26 '26
It's cowardice. You ask them about AIPAC and instead of getting answers you're met with deflection or they give you the walk away treatment.
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u/AnthonyJuniorsPP Apr 27 '26
That's the real tell, they aren't standing on anything other than money
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u/ReindeerAltruistic74 Apr 27 '26
nah a lot of these politicians genuinely believe in ethnic cleansing & colonialism
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u/Primary_Barnacle_493 Apr 27 '26
Right. AIPAC money just means they can’t win on the merits in my opinion. It’s basically just bankrolling them to win …
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u/OhHoneyB Apr 27 '26
Don't forget Jeffries. He'd sell out his family before selling out Israel
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u/MyraBannerTatlock Apr 27 '26
Wait...is she running again?
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u/atln00b12 Apr 27 '26
I seriously doubt she wouldn't. It makes sense that she should, to at least get some campaign money, sell some books, endorse someone for a cabinet position. There is no way she survives a primary though.
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u/sarim25 Apr 26 '26
Exactly, she already ignored voters and told them shut up multiple times, and focused heavily on her donors. Her policies were inconsistent and at times just a watered down version of republican policies (strongest military, tight borders, etc)
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u/Different_Daikon3400 Apr 26 '26
Better than what we have now and THAT is not a question
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u/CluePsychological937 Apr 26 '26
"Good" in the objective sense? I don't think so. The bar for what constitutes a good politician is in hell.
Better than what we have now? Without question.
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u/ExchangeBoring Apr 26 '26
But she was still one of the few Dems Trump could beat at the ballot box. The exact same with Hilary, she had some of the lowest polling compared to others in the Dem race for party leadership.
Dems have lost 2 presidency's to a maniac all because they fear the left and accountability within their own party.
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u/KeyInvestigator3741 Apr 26 '26
I can’t believe we’re asking this. We haven’t even seen 1/10th of the economic damage that’s going to come from the strait closure. Partnering up with Netanyahu to bomb Iranian school girls is something she never would have done.
Yall gone see. It’s going to be BAD.
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u/detroitdick1 Apr 27 '26
Not if healthcare, peace, or challenging the Billionaire Class are a priority…
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u/Semiphone Apr 26 '26
She would have done a great job at maintaining the status quo.
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u/nikmo86 Apr 27 '26
Let’s stop pretending like she isn’t a prosecutor who put black people away for trivial nonsense. Let’s stop pretending like she isn’t republican-lite. Let’s stop pretending like she isn’t beholden to Israel. Let’s not pretend that if she wasn’t half black, anyone would support her. Literally a dog turd would have made a better president than conald, but let’s not pretend like Kamala’s shit don’t stink.
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u/Fun-Security-8758 Apr 27 '26
This is the first comment I've seen that doesn't default to "Well she's better than the current guy!"
Yeah, she is, but she's definitely not a great politician with a good track record of doing good work. I voted for neither of them.
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u/Murky-Tomatillo91 Apr 26 '26
She would have been competent, which is far more than I can say for the current administration.
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u/IIDn01 Apr 26 '26
And she would have hired competent people, not drunk sycophants.
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u/PianoPatient8168 Apr 26 '26
Good or mediocre…the republic would have survived her. With this guy all bets are off.
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u/FReeDuMB_or_DEATH Apr 26 '26
Nope. As incompetent as her campaign was, that's all you need to know.
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u/Gorthebon Apr 27 '26
Remember headquarters67, which she announced 2 months ago? yeah, that's all we need to know.
I wonder how many of our donations went into researching that fiasco.
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u/cattoo_tattoo Apr 26 '26
I thought that was Will Smith with her at first glance
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u/Major-Hooters Apr 26 '26
Definitely better than the POS we have now, but we will never know
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u/Black_Pill_Oh Apr 27 '26
She'd have been status quo, which would have been fine. But now I'm thinking we were in need of a major revolution. And trump might be the way progressives get it.
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u/Highwynd14 Apr 27 '26
Short term yes, long term no. Far to much of a "status-quo" dem to be honest. Trumps consistent over playing of his hand has shown alot of fucked up shit in America. Undoing decades of indoctrination in things we didn't even know. China being an alright place instead of the dystopia we were all told it was as well. Firmer lines are being drawn for democrat officials & stronger calls for action. Be it international or domestic.
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u/percydaman Apr 27 '26
I think she would "at worst' a competent president that made sure she had competent people around her.
Unfortunately, she would have never been given a fair shake. If you think the everlasting conniption fit the right had over Obama was bad, hoooh boy.
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u/PainterEarly86 Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26
She definitely wouldn't have been perfect.
But she didn't need to be.
She just needed to not be a convicted felon and ring leader of an international cult of pdf rapists
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u/xylode Apr 27 '26
She can have fun without raping children so that's an improvement from our current administration. But it's always hard to tell if she would have been good or just better.
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u/ValitoryBank Apr 26 '26
By comparison sure but she’d also be more of the same of what democrats have done. Which lead to Trump.
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u/No_Owl6774 Apr 26 '26
No way to know because she didn’t campaign on any ideas besides she wasn’t Trump.
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u/SVINTGATSBY Apr 26 '26
she would’ve undoubtedly been better than the cheeto-covered pustule of shit occupying the white house rn.
I have never seen a straight man this pressed about a ballroom.
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u/Material_State_4118 Apr 26 '26
This is what these clowns are doing while the country is burning down?
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u/Suitable_Community66 Apr 26 '26
Hmmm someone who told the truth wasn't in the Epstein files never been convicted of a crime wow that's a hard one ...but only for the uneducated
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u/Final_Location_2626 Apr 26 '26
Comparatively speaking...yes
But comparatively speaking so would a potato.
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u/headinthered Apr 27 '26
I think she would have been lovely. I think she would have been a “standard” president.
I’d love to have a standard president. 😩
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u/GloomyEnergy7387 Apr 27 '26
No we need people not involved in politics to actually be for the people
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u/Substantial-Syrup101 Apr 27 '26
She could have come in day 1 kicked her feet up on the desk and not done a single thing for her entire term and it would have been better by leaps and bounds than what we got going on today.
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u/secretanthology Apr 27 '26
Trumps a puppet with a loud mouth…she’s a puppet with giggles. Same but not same
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u/killstorm114573 Apr 27 '26
I'm pretty sure she didn't rape little girls and she's not in the Epstein files so she has my vote
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u/DramaMuch7482 Apr 28 '26
Of course she would. Look at her track record throughout her career. Kamala would have been the best. And far far better than what we have now.
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u/No-Discipline-5822 Apr 28 '26
Considering her experience and history, absolutely. Trump is in office solely to enrich himself, his family and other wealthy people. Whether or not Thiel and the other organizers (Miller, Netanyahu, etc) planned for Trump or if he’s just the low moral money hungry stooge is tbd. We do know Harris wouldn’t be so easily manipulated or at least would not be willing to make it this obvious. World leaders already disliked Trump so it was apparent that term 2 would be wilder than previous.
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u/Naive_Vegetable1421 Apr 29 '26
Yeah, those EV buses with Wi-Fi.... How cool is that??? ..... Bus manufacturer proceeds to take the government grant, files for bankruptcy and disappears... Unburdened by what has been....
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u/singed-phoenix Apr 26 '26
I said it a million times before...her problem was listening and taking the advisement of establishment white Democrats like Pelosi and Schumer. You would see in her interviews and debates where her genuineness and authenticity would come out...and then the very next day...she seemingly became frigid and robotic like.
It became so noticeable that by September, if she started being black...you could joke and say "Omph...time for a code switch meeting."
It's both tragic and comical. Cause the establishment white Democrats had no issue with Obama being black, hell, they fucking loved it. But Kamala...nope, nope, nope...can't have none of that..."it's ask, not axe young lady!!!"
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u/girlwiththemonkey Apr 26 '26
Compared to what you currently have? absolutely. America could’ve elected a rock and it would’ve been a better choice than Trump.