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Showing Original Post only (View all)the cashier (white male) said he won't vote for Kamala or Trump. He'll probably vote for RFK. He says Kamala was not [View all]
legitimately made the presidential candidate for the Dems. I could tell he was angry beneath the surface.
I was at a loss for words - I said some innocuous things, but I'd love suggestions for rapid responses to this type of voter that could diffuse his anger and reel him into the Kamala vote -- altho. his misogyny was palpable.
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the cashier (white male) said he won't vote for Kamala or Trump. He'll probably vote for RFK. He says Kamala was not [View all]
diva77
Jul 29
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I suspect you are correct! It all started when I asked if he was registered to vote.
diva77
Jul 29
#2
Remember when Ralph told us there was not a dime's worth of difference between Republicans and Democrats?
OAITW r.2.0
Jul 29
#7
I know a LOT of people who say "There's no difference". It's a lazy person's response.
Bucky
Jul 29
#16
let's not be too quick to dismiss or broad-brush it as a lazy person's response
The Wandering Harper
Jul 29
#26
Good one, for sure!! ...altho that could have led to him dropping a watermelon on my foot.
diva77
Jul 29
#10
Probably so. I think next time I'll be more selective when asking whether someone is registered to vote.
diva77
Jul 29
#12
The odds of encountering a dumpster around here are slim -- blue area. If I were in a questionable area, I wouldn't ask.
diva77
Jul 29
#20
"He says Kamala was not legitimately made the presidential candidate for the Dems."
J_William_Ryan
Jul 29
#13
I talk about my 401k, the low unemployment rate, how inflation in the US is lower than Europe, the GOP's lack of plans
Bucky
Jul 29
#14
Excellent suggestions! I'm going to keep a little cheat sheet with me to refer to. In the past, I have raised many of
diva77
Jul 29
#17
You could say: Do an Internet search for Project 2025, and you'll see how important it is to vote for the candidate who
Doodley
Jul 29
#27
So he's okay with Trump trying to overthrow election and instigating Jan 6 rioters
wishstar
Jul 29
#28
"Did you register as a Democrat and vote for Joe Biden? No? Then our nominee's legitimacy is not your concern." nt
A Clearing
Jul 29
#34
There isn't a magic rapid response, and people in semi-captive work situations like this generally aren't interested in
WhiskeyGrinder
Jul 29
#36