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It really is such a perfect juxtaposition of toxic vs. healthy masculinity.
A month ago, i didn't even know the name Tim Walz. Now, I'm absolutely enamored. How the hell did the Dems have someone like this on a shelf? Are they hiding more?
What im confused about, as a non American, is how Tim seems to have overshadowed Harris. I heard about Tim way more than Harris. Is it sexist? Is it just that his more charismatic? I've never seen so much press about a vice president candidate before.
Traditionally the VP is the person that goes on the attack so the Presidential candidate can be above that... and be presidential.
Trump flipped it since he has nothing except for making childish attacks. But that's not actually the norm.
Social media has a tendency to elevate people going on the attack, so Walz doing the normal VP stuff is being elevated more than Harris is staying above it for the most part.
Was Harris on the attack during Biden's first campaign?
Sure. But Trump was kinda sucking all the air out of the room, so no one saw it.
Based on their DNC speeches, Waltz is a much better public speaker than Harris.
There's nothing masculine about MAGA. MAGA is consumed by people who think being crass is strength. These people know nothing about strength. They have never needed it because they have never faced adversity themselves. The ultimate failure of privilege.
All these people have left is larping some fictional version of masculinity and strength.
He makes me want to get a rifle and start practicing shooting, and also advocate for common sense gun reforms. Well, I'm already advocating for that, but it'll have more impact if I own a rifle.
Jesus are they laying it on thick
This ain't your grandpa's Democratic campaign
Yeah grandpa had a pretty solid bullshit detector.