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Originally Posted by aoFrantic
Police basically never stop a school shooter. All the gotcha "what will we do without police" are terrible.
The amount of times officers have refused to go into an active shooting situation is larger than the amount of times they've stopped an active school shooter.
Seadood, what is the difference between the campaign Biden ran in 2020 vs 2008 and 1988? He was way more energetic and coherent back then, his campaigns were worse when he was younger iyo?
Forgot to respond to this. I was only 14 in 1988 so I couldn't tell you too much about that, and he didn't even register in 2008 so it's hard to even critique his campaign without speculation.
What I'm talking about has nothing to do with what he ran on, but the strategy to which he ran. It started with his hiring of Symone Sanders from Bernie. Not only does he get one of his biggest rivals top employees, but he forces Bernie to hire someone else, and we all know his team has struggled with picking help dating back to 2016.
It was waiting on SC, the photo-ops, the endorsements (particularly Clyburn), and how rather than being accepting of the black majority, he pushed even harder for that demographic even when he was crushing. For a candidate that had a modest budget, he had to make his shots count and did just that.
There are a whole bunch of other masterful moves I could talk about, but my question to you and everyone else is, what do you think he did wrong on his campaign? I guess the gaffes or not being 2008 Biden in the debates, but I consider that to be more resources and talent than strategy.