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At the Democratic National Convention, Vice President Kamala Harris and her allies refined their attack on Donald Trump. Maggie Haberman, senior political correspondent for The New York Times, explains how Democrats worked to minimize and disengage from him.

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    @NickRuel_12

    Yes .. Joy joy joy and happy vibes! “Joy” is great for a childs birthday party, but how exactly does this help working class people or the world , when multiple countries are at war??? She cant answer basic question’s on any topic and she just spits out the same word salad over and over. Nobody can even think of one thing shes ever done , except to lie to America and tell them Biden was ” a great leader and had no cognitive decline, just bad moments” (till he was forced out). Thats not joyful, its pathetic for the potential leader of the free world . The fact that Putin said on national TV that he would prefer Biden/ harris over trump , should be alarming, when enemies are threatening nuclear war.

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